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Le Castle Vania: inside the mix
Wallflowers make up the minority if Le Castle Vania is in the room. As the steam of heat emanating from a densely-packed space of bodies threatens to break through the venue floor, the DJ plays […]
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Album Review: Sit Down, Man
With a countless number of hype bands being carelessly tossed across the intricate blogosphere, it’s becoming increasingly hard for a listener to discover something original. This is especially true for the hip-hop scene, which is […]
Football
Weekly NCAA football matchups and predictions
17 Florida at 1 LSU With John Brantley out at least one game with a knee injury, the Jeff Driskel era begins at Florida. Unfortunately, he’ll be ushered in against an immovable object in LSU’s […]
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Local artist creates a realm of superstitions
We’ve all done it. Knees covered in dirt, noses in the earth searching for four-leaf clovers that will ensure good luck. We’ve scrupulously avoided stepping on cracks to assure that we don’t come home to […]
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This Piano Plays Itself, but the bills aren’t so self-sufficient
Local indie rock act This Piano Plays Itself is expanding beyond its strong Atlanta fanbase. With nearly 47,000 hits on their Myspace, they’re poised to explode. The quartet released their debut full-length, As the House…, […]
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Robyn delves further into ‘Body Talk’ project
After taking over three years to roll out her self-titled 2005 album, which included the addition of new tracks in various markets and only made its way to the States in 2008, Swedish pop artist […]
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Column: Still eating at Chick-Fil-A in the University Center?
It’s a widely known fact that fast food chain Chick-Fil-A was founded on Christian values. It’s closed on Sundays, and its founder is a devout Baptist. So, when President Dan Cathy revealed his opinion on […]
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The Commons’ Arabic language floor first of its kind in the nation
Preparations are completed for the last-minute Arabic language floor, dubbed Beit al-Arabiya-or Arabic House-opening this semester in Georgia State’s residence hall, the Commons. Residents of the Arabic language floor will be Georgia State students who […]
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Pumping Iron
Dressed in blue basketball shorts and a gray t-shirt, Christopher Brown begins to bench press a 135-pound weight, almost effortlessly. Typically, Brown says he can bench press more than 315 pounds. Brown has used […]
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Sleepless college nights… for a different reason
Nothing cuts through the soul of an young adult like hearing or saying the words, “I’m pregnant.” Overnight your priorities shift from studying to buying a heaping load of Pampers. Senior Ecclesia Holmes remembers being […]
