Garner glows in ’13 going on 30′
What if you could see what your life will be like 17 years from now? Would you want to know? What if it meant you would be able to fix the mistakes you were going to make?
That is what happened to Jenna Rink.
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‘Man on Fire’ burns with bad plot
When bad screen writing, moderate direction and great acting mix, the results can only end in a frustrated audience.
It happened in “The Forgotten” with Julianne Moore, and now with the recent DVD release, “Man on Fire,” it’s Denzel Washington’s turn.
Gee awaiting Spielberg’s review
For the past seven years Dr. Gee has been writing “Far from the Beautiful Country,” an epic historical novel that chronicles the life of a Chinese-American immigrant working for the railroad in the Sierra Nevada mountains of 19th century America. It has already caught the attention of Dreamworks and filmmakers such as Steven Spielberg, who wants to read Dr. Gee’s manuscript upon its completion. He expects to be completely done with the manuscript by next month.
Love 101
Desiree Dugger on the ins and outs of love, dating and relationships.
Music therapy majors showcase talents
Music therapy majors will present their compositions in a laid-back coffeehouse setting in their “Songs for Healing: Songs in Motion” concert.
Held on Monday, Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Max Noah Recital Hall of Porter Hall, the concert will include a variety of styles “varying from rock to country,” said Dr. Chesley Mercado, director of music therapy.
Chaklos meal deliveries still going strong
After 17 months, Georgia College & State University students and faculty members are still delivering food to Carol Chaklos.
