In the window of Milledgeville’s laid-back coffee and gift shop Soulshine, hangs a sign that states its hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with Saturday’s hours to be announced.
“I should really change the sign from ten o’clock to around ten o’clock,” Mick Rehberg said, who runs the store with his wife, Toodle.
It’s Tuesday night in Parkhurst Residence Hall at Georgia College & State University. The normally bustling halls are unusually quiet. Why? “American Idol” is on television.
Beginning as the television phenomenon known as “Pop Idol” in the United Kingdom, Fox’s “American Idol” became an overnight success in the U.
We are well into the year 2004, and recently I received an e-mail that made me realize how much has changed in the past 100 years.
Sure, I knew that the US had seen its share of changes, but the more I got to thinking about it, the more amazed I was at the progress and changes our nation has undergone since 1904.
The transition from high school to college life is often a difficult time for a lot of students.
Some struggle with being away from home for the first time, while others search for ways to deal with the added pressures that college life can bring. Providing a comfort zone for students is just one of the many reasons Greek life has become so prevalent on college campuses everywhere.
The No. 1 ranked Kennesaw State University women’s softball team kept its 37-game winning streak alive, holding off Georgia College & State University Tuesday afternoon for 4-2 and 3-2 victories in a Peach Belt Conference doubleheader at Owl Field.
In game one, Jenna Kubesch put the Lady Bobcats on the board early with a first inning suicide squeeze bunt, scoring Aundrea Baker from third to take the 1-0 lead.
After going 18-1 against Division I opponents in the previous two tournaments, the Georgia College & State University golf team hopes to flex their irons toward the field in the Bobcat Invitational.
The Bobcat Invitational will be held at Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee.
