Arts & Living
“42” is a Grand-Slam
Going into the movie, most people will think that “42” only tells the story of Jackie Robinson, the first African-American to play major league baseball. But what they will find out by the time the […]
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Peerless Perfexion connects freshman at State
For Darius LaMonte , a freshman stepper in Georgia State’s elite step team Peerless Perfexion, coming into college with no friends was a huge adjustment. He, like many incoming freshmen, struggled with feeling alone. However, […]
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Men of Paris
W e have all heard the stereotypes of Paris: romantic (it is the city of Love, after all), with music on every corner and wine and cheese in everyone’s hands. And along with this romantic […]
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End of the year carnival come to Georgia State
Students are in for a sweet treat with the arrival of the end of the year carnival that will take place on April 12 at Georgia State. As an effort to bring students together and […]
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Pop Culture Column: TV changing perspectives on gay men
The roles of gay men in American society have been a source of great tension and confusion for many people. They don’t fit into the normative roles that society has deemed appropriate for men and […]
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Ashley Benson and Harmony Korine talk drugs, nightclubs and spring break
Harmony Korine loves the people we hate. From the adolescent sex addicts of “Kids” to the glue-huffing protagonists of “Gummo”, Korine’s films center on his desire to humanize the cultural untouchables of America. His latest […]
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(Manly) Fashion Column: It’s not just about the duds
It’s not that the clothes wear the man. Rather, the man that wears the pants. Or something like that. When it comes to men’s fashion, it’s not just about the duds. It’s about how to […]
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Photo gallery: ‘Sunday Funday’
Student Stephen Beal and his girlfriend, Rachel Kline, were kind enough to let me in their home last Sunday to take some ridiculous photos for The Signal’s cover of The Man Issue. Here are the photos […]
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‘Bro-mantic’ films for men
We’ve had our shares of chick-flicks over the years, from “Titanic” to “The Notebook.” Contrary to belief, the man-flick embodies both philosophy and a range of emotions, all wrapped in a penetrable shell if the […]
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Nightlife Feature: The legacy of Manuel’s Tavern
A community connection and the sense of family runs deep at Manuel’s. In the tavern’s 57 years of business, many customers and employees have passed through its doors, and some of them became such loyal visitors […]
