Arts & Living
Month: September 2018
News
Weekly News Briefs: Sep.24
LOCAL Georgia substitute teacher charged after sending nude photos to teen boys The Atlanta-Journal Constitution reported that a substitute teacher in northwest Georgia was arrested and fired after she allegedly sent nude photos of herself […]
Crime
Weekly Crime Blotters: Sep. 25
Sept. 13 You got a license for that? A non-Georgia State person was arrested for selling alcohol and carrying a pistol without a license at Woodruff Park at 8:40 p.m. Sept. 14 That’s 20 points […]
Sports
The Panthers have a good mix of youth and experience heading into the season
The Georgia State men’s tennis team is looking to rebound from a season that ended a lot sooner than it wanted. The Panthers were the 2017 Sun Belt Conference champions, but they fell short in […]
Arts & Living
Get a few pointers about sword fighting from professionals at Clarkston
“It’s not as big as the America’s Got Talent stage, for sure,” Nicole Harsch said whilst walking around stage twirling a three-foot rapier blade and adjusting her tunic. Nicole Harsch and Mike Sakuta are world-famous […]
Arts & Living
Inner peace on campus: the Sahaja Yoga club
When your schedule is overbooked and you feel overworked, all-nighters can get anyone stressed out of their minds. You may even feel like you need a breather or else you’ll explode. Luckily, there are ways […]
Football
GSU returns home after winless road trip
For the second consecutive week, Georgia State (1-2) was outmatched on the road. Memphis (2-1) defeated Georgia State 59-22 behind a dominant performance all over the field. Running back Darrell Henderson shredded the Panthers with […]
City
‘You need a cool head to use it’: Experienced gun owners on campus carry
“I’m not a fan of campus carry,” Michael Hughes, director of Stoddard’s Range and Guns pistol match, said. “I’ve seen so many people come and go in [competitive shooting] that I’m quite confident to say […]
Golf
Men’s and Women’s golf look to get the fall started on the right foot
The men’s and women’s golf teams have both tee’d off to begin their seasons. Both teams are coming off disappointing endings from last season. The Panthers have worked this offseason to clean up their games, […]
Opinion
Are Bird and Lime a long-term solution or just a nuisance?
While walking in the city over the summer, I began to notice that scooter ownership had become very popular among intown residents. Of course, I was way off in my observation…sort of. As most of […]
