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“You know you want this”
“You have to sell the idea that his fantasy is being fulfilled and payment isn’t the reason why it’s happening,” Poseidon said, “Do I play the ‘I need help’ role? Or do I play the […]
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Carolyn Bourdeaux, AYSPS professor, concedes congressional race
Carolyn Bourdeaux, Democratic candidate and Georgia State professor, conceded to Republican incumbent Rob Woodall on Nov. 21 following a neck-and-neck battle for Georgia’s 7th Congressional District. Bourdeaux lost by just 0.14 percent out of nearly […]
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What would a Times Square look like in Downtown Atlanta?
The high-rise formerly known as the Equitable Building has been an Atlanta landmark since its completion in 1968. But in the last few weeks, the building has lost its glowing “Equitable” nameplate that deemed it […]
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Gathering support on the sidewalks
Members of the Human Rights Campaign dot Georgia State’s sidewalks day in and day out to spread awareness of their organization. “Do you have a moment to support LGBTQ rights?” they may ask as you […]
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Georgia 2018 midterm recap – sans gubernatorial squabble
Georgia will likely see the same political scene it has for several years, following this year’s midterm election. Republican leadership will prevail across the state in offices such as lieutenant governor and attorney general. Additionally, […]
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MARTA finds problems with GSU-issued Breeze Cards
For some students, riding MARTA isn’t much of a breeze as originally thought. The Signal received a tip from several students that the Georgia State-issued Breeze Card often malfunctions when students attempt to ride MARTA […]
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Georgia will face danger from climate change
Science has proven that the Earth’s climate is changing. 97 percent of actively publishing climate scientists agree that human activity is the cause for change. According to NASA, climate change will drastically reshape the planet […]
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Democratic senator, 16 others arrested at Capitol protest
Though it may be chilly outside, things were heated inside the Georgia State Capitol today, Nov. 13. During a protest partly organized by Black Lives Matter, one state senator and 16 others were arrested. Sen. […]
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Surprise! Library Plaza’s about to be demolished
Library Plaza is slated to be demolished sometime in February or March alongside Kell Hall, according to Vice President for Facilities Ramesh Vakamudi. “It could be February/March 2019 before we start Kell Hall/Library Plaza demolition,” […]
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Gwinnett County’s absentee ballots cause rumble as Abrams faces Kemp
Hundreds of absentee ballots have recently been rejected in Gwinnett County during the Brian Kemp versus Stacey Abrams governor’s race. Amy Gardner, a reporter for The Washington Post, revealed that more than 1,200 ballots have […]
