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“Homemade” Canned Chili
Fall is approaching! This simple recipe is a perfect weeknight meal as it can be made in under an hour. It’s also great to feed a group of friends, or eat throughout the week because […]
Arts & Living
Baked & Spicy Box Mac and Cheese
Baked & Spicy Box Mac and Cheese Feeds ~5 people Want to impress your friends with Gordon Ramsey approved flavors on a college-student budget? This easy macaroni and cheese recipe comes with a twist that […]
Arts & Living
Chocolate Welcome Cookies
What’s a better “dorm-warming” present for your new suitemates than homemade cookies? These simple treats are a great way to kick off the fall semester. The only equipment required is a mixer, a bowl, a […]
Editorials
Disability initiatives we can all get behind
Though the vast majority of us get along just fine in the concrete campus that we call Georgia State, there are many around us everyday with disabilities – both visible and not – that may […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter: Georgia Tech frat “far from what the nation now thinks”
Dear Editor, A few days ago, a news article was brought to my attention regarding a raunchy fraternity e-mail. Usually I do not pay much attention to “things frat boys do,” but this left me […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter: Why aren’t white students welcome to GSU?
Dear Editor, I am a white student at GSU. I am not a racist and have MANY ethnic friends, however the recent protest and write up in Signal about the WSU bothers me. While I […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter: Gender stereotypes in The Signal
Dear Editor, The “Guys Decoded” is one article in a long line of problematic articles published recently by The Signal (e.g. “Rape is a four-letter word” from issue 13, “Pour up, drink” from issue number 19). […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter: Why rally under the banner of being white?
Dear White Student Union, Here at Georgia State we celebrate being a diverse campus community that models the demographic trends our country should reach by roughly 2030. If you feel under-represented now, just wait; it […]
