Dear Editors,
Georgia College & State University is an excellent college with a beautiful campus and is improving daily, but a major problem that is often over looked as needing improvement is registering for classes at our school.
Many people probably do not realize the problem, thinking registration was improved when it was changed from by hand with the advisor to the Internet.
Well, this is my last editorial for The Colonnade. Yes, I have officially resigned from The Colonnade.
There are many reasons for me to make this decision, but the main proponent of this decision in my life is my Savior, Jesus Christ. You see, when I was a junior at Evans High School, God spoke to me very clearly.
It is a well-known fact that after September 11, Americans changed. We changed the way we think and how we act, but most importantly, we changed the way we live our everyday lives.
For better or for worse, the terrorist attack on September 11, more than anything, molded Americans in having a better appreciation and understanding for freedom and democracy.
By Ryan Schomber
Staff Writer
Every student here at Georgia College & State University complains that someone they know is getting off easier than them in school.
Yes, this actually does take place here on campus. Those of you getting special treatment, you know who you are.
By Julie Kane and Angela Pentecost
Staff Writers
Every day we walk into the computer labs on the Georgia College & State University campus, and are faced with the same fears.Will I be able to print my paper? Will the printer be working? Will there be a working computer available? Will the computer lab even be open?
We remember the days when you could walk into a computer lab as later as 1a.
By Amanda O’Donnell
Staff Writer
Spring has sprung, and some Spring Breakers might be contemplating more than one type of break. Should you stay or should you go? That is the question. Of course, you should go . . . everyone needs a break. And spring is just the time for it.
