Arts & Living
A vintage kind of sexy
The more we continue to propel into the future, the more it seems like people’s natural tendency is to just remove all of their clothes. It’s no help that many of today’s top musicians enforce […]
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Swim for a cause
Frigid winter weather isn’t enough to keep some Georgia State students out of the pool.
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Local artist brings crafty bling to State
If you’re looking for art on campus, look no further than Aaron El-Amin’s jewelry stand in front of Georgia State’s General Classroom Building. El-Amin crafts original, unique pieces of jewelry with natural materials like copper, […]
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Georgia State night at the aquarium
For students who have not had the chance to check out the Georgia Aquarium, or would like to do so at a good price, on Feb. 15 Georgia State is hosting for one night only. […]
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For the record books
In its first 100 years of existence, Georgia State University has already garnered a long list of feats. Most recently, a place in the Guinness Book of World Records for the most high-fives under one […]
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New Miss Georgia State to be crowned
Are you curious to know who the next Miss Georgia State University will be? The 2013 pageant will be held on February 9 at the Rialto Center for the Arts starting at 7 p.m. Tickets […]
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Movie Review: ‘Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters’
Running Time: 1 hr. 40 min MPAA: R Grade: D- The last time we heard about Hansel and Gretel they were two little orphaned kids shacking up with a witch, stuffing their faces with chocolate […]
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Food review: The Italian next door: Antico Pizza
The Westside’s popular BYOB destination, Antico, (Italian for “ancient”), is doing one thing—serving up super authentic Italian pizza su- per fast with zero frills. Buried off Hemphill in the middle of a Georgia Tech-filled residential […]
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Music Review: A$AP Rocky: Long.Live.Rocky
Grade: A+ Verdict: Vertical growth for A$AP on some fronts and a shallow side step on others for an ambitious sounding debut. Humbled beginnings in poverty stricken, crime-ridden neighborhoods are nothing new to origin stories […]
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Two-man show livens up recital hall
Trombonist Cory Mixdorf and pianist Joni Chan lit up the Florence Kopleff Recital Hall with their smooth notes at a late Monday night recital. Mixdorf began the performance with an improvised charade, by pretending not […]
