Arts & Living
Articles by Terah Boyd
Terah Boyd is perusing a BA in print journalism and a minor in English.
To contact Terah Boyd, email signalnewseditor@gmail.com
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The Harlem Shake
5)The Commons: So Harlem Shakes get a little creepy in the Commons… although our masked man has some sick moves.
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Augustine’s is off the beaten path
Grant Park, which is a formidable contender for authentic Atlanta nightlife spots, is conveniently just around the corner from campus. Young Augustine’s, just a touch off the beaten path, is a place to grab food […]
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Breakfast of champions
Hectic schedules might cause students to make a crucial mistake in the morning, skipping breakfast. Although it may not be the most important meal of the day, research shows it can make you more alert. Making smart breakfast choices can also affect your mood.
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Exclusive interview: Dr. Drew Pinsky
Dr. Drew Pinsky, host of “Rehab with Dr. Drew” and the nationally-syndicated radio show “Loveline” will be speaking at Georgia State this Valentine’s Day. The critically-acclaimed author and practicing physician talked with The Signal about […]
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Date for a Cause
What started out as a date auction to aid Haitians after a tragic earthquake four years ago has evolved into a way to honor a brother whose life met an abrupt end. The fourth annual […]
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For the lovers…
If you have a date this Valentine’s Day don’t mess it up with roses and chocolates. Go have some real fun together. Roll one together A cooking class would be fun, but a sushi class […]
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‘Amour’ tells the story of love, duty and heartbreak
Amour” is director Michael Haneke’s testament to both the sweetest and saddest emotion one can feel-love. How fitting for Valentine’s Day, no? The film examines the struggle with love and death and how they feed off each other. Anne (Emmanuelle […]
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Dark Southern love
Often times, the most extraordinary people we meet in life are not searched for but stumbled upon. Like a blue rock in the vast sands of a beach. These people exude a sort of majestic […]
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A fresh eye
Art enthusiasts gathered in the General Classroom Building today to attend an eye-opening lecture on how humans interact with one of the most interesting things that link them to one another: art. James Elkins, a […]
