Autism in the family
Junior psychology major Justin Dickinson discusses living with an autistic
Swiper the Fox gets his Bobcat Card deactivated…
May 4 2013 / Read More »I didn’t think about writing newspaper articles. I thought about writing screenplays and making movies. I thought about how having a double major of mass communication and English would propel me to where…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »The Colonnade’s 2012-2013 Editor-in-chief gives her farewell after an award-winning year After many 4 a.m. nights, intensive rounds of editing and 16-hour days of serving at the helm of The Colonnade, this column…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »Clique: It’s not a word commonly used in college. Saved to describe those mean girls encountered in high school, the word clique is dipped, soaked and battered in negative connotations. But when it’s…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »It’s a Wednesday night, production night for us in The Colonnade newsroom. It’s a normal evening, my page is finished, and I only have few more photos left to edit. Through some sort…
Apr 18 2013 / Read More »Editor’s note: The Colonnade is funded by SABC and received an allocation of $27,000 for FY14. The budgets for…
May 4 2013 / Read More »There are no entrance exams, no SAT or ACT requirements and no GPA minimums for students in Georgia College’s…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »Signs advertising for the Plenum have been posted everywhere on campus all semester. The poster is simple: a white…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »On a cold, starry night in Africa, all was peaceful in the desert of Namibia. At the top of…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »Midnight Breakfast chimes in for its 22nd year At the end of every semester, when work is piling up…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »On Wednesday, April 17, members of both Zeta Tau Alpha and Theta Chi teamed up for a night at…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »Lavender cords and rainbow tassels are not the typical regalia donned during graduation ceremonies. But this Sunday, April 28,…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »Tuition for undergraduate students enrolled for the Fall 2013 semester at Georgia College will increase by 2.5 percent. The…
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Touring the country for the past year, Old You, which is made up of Young-Mi Feldsott, Caleb Bodtorf, John Pope and Paul San Luis made an appearance at Buffington’s. The…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »Fingers rapidly dashed across the fingerboards of string instruments during the Georgia College Orchestra’s Spring concert on April 15 at Magnolia Ballroom,…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »David Dietz, sophomore computer science and criminal justice major, was named the “Most Promising Leader” at the 2013 Bobcat Awards, which recognize…
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Five students exhibit their art capstone titled “File > Save As” at Digital Bridges on April 18 The sounds of sporadic conversations,…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »After fighting their way through both the quarter and semifinals, the Georgia College softball team lost in the championship to Columbus State…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »We’re so close to being done, I can taste it. Finals are here, people are graduating and life is moving on. I’ve…
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Her pink nails flash as she holds the bat, her right foot, then her left, stomping dirt in the batter’s box. If…
Apr 25 2013 / Read More »The No. 14 Georgia College golf team finished sixth of 11 in the Peach Belt Conference Championship over the weekend in Pine Mountain. After the practice round was rained out…
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