Opinion
Changing attitudes about tattooed employees
A man who has tattoos all down his arms can’t be expected to “roll up his sleeves” to work in some places; his sleeves are over his skin. Instead, he’s told to roll his shirt […]
Year: 2016
News
Weekly Crime Blotter: March 7
Feb. 28 Weirdo A Georgia State Student was reported for suspicious behavior near the University Commons early Sunday morning. The case has been cleared. Feb. 29 Stranger Danger Georgia State University Police issued a criminal […]
News
Weekly News Briefs: March 7
Local New charges for father involved in hot car death The Atlanta suburb father that had previously been charged in the hot car death of his 22-month-old son in 2014 has now been charged with […]
Editorials
Editorial: Back at it again with the editorial
Do you want to be famous? Do you want to have millions of people who want to be like you and get interviewed on tv shows? Well, you are in luck because it seems like […]
Arts & Living
“Race” is a great film to open this Olympic year
Verdict: Well-done film of a very interesting story about a man’s quest for gold. Perfect film to get excited for Rio 2016 this summer. Grade: A ————- The Olympic Games are coming in August, but […]
Album Reviews
The 1975: Drops An Introspective New Album
The 1975 seem to be taking a cue from Fall Out Boy after naming their recent album “I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It” (try saying […]
News
Student Activites Fee Committee funds 12 new orgs
Georgia State’s Student Activities Fee Committee (SAFC) dished out nearly $100,000 dollars to 36 student organizations, allocating some cash to fire up a dozen new student groups that didn’t receive funding last year. The twelve […]
Local Government
State Sen. says pot punishments need to take a hit
If State Sen. Harold Jones, D-Augusta, has things his way, getting busted for pot might not land you behind bars. Punishment for marijuana possession could shift from a felony to a misdemeanor with the passage […]
Arts & Living
Furry Friends and Animal Therapy: Discovering the therapeutic benefits of animals
Two nonprofit organization in Atlanta, Paws for Life and Atlanta Pet Partners, certify therapy animals that bring joy to patients, doctors, nurses and students. Pet Partners Pet Partners, a national organization, runs on volunteer work […]
Arts & Living
“Chicken Soup for The Soul”: Sick Day Remedies
Sickness goes hand in hand with the winter weather. And although Georgia’s winter has been mild, the chilly airs are still carrying cold and flu viruses. When you and the people around you keep getting […]
