Summer festival preview: Atlanta Fringe
The Atlanta Fringe Festival begins its festivities with a free preview party on Wednesday, June 5 at 7 Stages Theater. Guests can grab festival guides and take in three minute previews from each act on […]
The Atlanta Fringe Festival begins its festivities with a free preview party on Wednesday, June 5 at 7 Stages Theater. Guests can grab festival guides and take in three minute previews from each act on […]
Showing up to an interview prepared and professionally dressed shows employers that you are responsible and prepared to transition from student to a working professional. A neat, well organized, resume that boast of all your […]
Vibrant hues, relaxed atmosphere and the eye-popping wall trimmings draw in the culturally curious foodie, but the flavorful menu of easy-to-eat, freshly made traditional Indian food keeps customers coming back for more.
Social media sites like Twitter and Facebook are giving public figures a platform to instantly broadcast news and reach out to fans and members of the media. This onset of user friendly and interactive media […]
If you are an art buff or just looking for an inexpensive but great night out, First Thursdays is an opportunity to take yourself on a tour of Atlanta art scene, free of charge. The […]
It’s become popular again for women of color to sport their naturally kinky or curly looks. This shift in women owning their natural looks has sparked a conversation on what is considered professional for Black […]
The internal conflict between choosing a practical profession or mastering and making a living from a passion is a social pressure worth exploring. In Dr. Kris Acheson Klair’s case she found a way to do […]
Bootcamp,” as intense as it sounds, includes cardio, strength training, and muscle toning; using body bars, yoga balls, and bands all incorporated into a high energy, fun workout. This week I attended Bethany’s 50-minute bootcamp […]
The story of Crystal Lee Sutton, the real life “Norma Rae,” reveals how cultural change in the 1960s and 1970s created an economic shift for working class women in the South. Ph.D. candidate Joey Fink […]
Every Thursday, the Georgia State courtyard comes alive with music blasting, student organizations making their presence known, and the diverse faces of the Georgia State population taking in the lax atmosphere for a short social […]
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