Opinion
Articles by John Miller
John is an English major with a concentration in Literature. He spends his time cooking, reading, writing and watching movies. Mostly watching movies.
City
Crowd gathers to speak against national police brutality in Woodruff Park
[slideshow_deploy id=’10348′] Stop Mass Incarceration Network members and protesters carried picket signs and megaphones for the Stop Murder by Police event held in Woodruff Park on Tuesday, April 14 at 2:30 p.m. The network […]
Opinion
Why variety isn’t as important as functionality when it comes to meals
Food on campus serves a very specific purpose by providing students with cheap and affordable sustenance to get them through the day without too much hunger or spending too much money. One noticeable trend in […]
News
Georgia State School of Public Health dean authors book on tobacco’s harms
Smoking cigarettes damages more than just the smoker’s lungs, according to The Tobacco Atlas, a new book lead authored by Georgia State University’s Dean of the School of Public Health Michael Eriksen. Eriksen said tobacco […]
News
Georgia State College of Law ranked No. 56 for the best law school nationwide
Georgia State University’s College of Law has risen in the ranks for the nation’s most successful law schools, according to U.S. News & World Report. The college rose eight spots to No. 56 out of […]
Columns
Why the tipping system is unfair to college-aged waiters and bartenders
There’s one saying that restaurant waiters and bartenders often use when they want to castigate people who don’t tip: “If you can’t afford to tip, you can’t afford to go out.” Let’s think about this […]
Columns
Turn up… over there
There are two thoughts when it comes to public musical events held on campus. One: They’re good, exciting and fun, and two: They’re aggravating obstructions. These two opinions exist because people have conflicting interests about […]
Opinion
Gender and Sex: Why we need to start using the right words to describe both
Do you ever get sex and gender confused? Anyone who has ever looked at the true definition of “gender” and “sex” can tell you that they don’t mean the same thing. But too often does […]
Columns
Should an artist still be praised if they’ve committed horrible crimes?
We hold celebrities at a disproportionately high regard, let’s be honest. Sure they wrote and produced a good song, made a good movie, painted a pretty picture, wrote an engaging book, but do they really […]
Arts & Living
Event Review: Le Maison Rouge
Down Ponce de Leon,and across the street from Green’s, there’s an antiques place called Paris on Ponce, which by itself is a spectacle of weird and wonderful antiques arranged into bric-a-brac sculptures. If you follow […]
