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From The Signal’s last print issue of the spring 2018 semester.
Month: April 2018
News
Will Governor sign Campus Speech bill?
Senate Bill 339 is on Governor Nathan Deal’s desk after receiving approval from the Georgia General Assembly. The new bill would make college policies less restrictive for groups and speakers to obtain permits to the […]
Opinion
Marijuana isn’t the healthy high we all wanted
In one of my favorite episodes of The Boondocks, Grandpa is warned that he will die soon if he doesn’t address his dangerously high stress levels (same, Grandpa). Not wanting to grow dependent on legal […]
Arts & Living
Can drinking too much coffee lead to cancer?
With California Superior Court Judge Elihu Berle’s ruling this past March that coffee should be sold with a cancer warning, many coffee lovers are reconsidering their relationship with the popular beverage. The ruling stems from […]
Arts & Living
Festival preparations: what to expect at summer festivals
Festival season is approaching us. Glitter flying in the crowd, the rumble of the bass shaking the ground–it is basically calling your name and taking your savings out of your pocket. However, if you’ve never […]
News
Georgia State to nominate sites to the World Heritage List
Georgia State has been tasked with getting some of the city’s Civil Rights Movement sites on the World Heritage list, a list put together by the UNESCO World Heritage Center. The list includes famous landmarks […]
Campus News
Who is Furquan Stafford?
Two months ago, GSTV released a Panther Report on an individual they claimed was a doctorate student and Georgia State’s No. 1 fan. That same person was set to receive Georgia State’s President’s Volunteer Service […]
Editorials
Editorial: We fact check, so why can’t you?
To be considered a student at Georgia State, one must first submit an intent to enroll. And while it may be a costly process, being enrolled at Georgia State brings many benefits to students, including […]
Arts & Living
Wag-a-Saga: See something but say nothing?
These days, there’s an app for everything. With just the click of a button, dog care becomes a walk in the park. Under the new Wag! app, registered users can sign on to a daily […]
News
The final curtain call for Kell Hall
THE PLAN Kell Hall is set to be torn down as a part of Georgia State’s master plan. Kell will soon become a green space called the “Greenway,” part of a redesigning effort of the […]
