Dear Editor, After observing various propaganda for Bobcat Village and all of its “perks,” it seems as though it would be the epitome of a perfect place to live. However, as a current resident of this on-campus, apartment-style living, it is very apparent to me and others that there are some serious issues [...]
Dear Editor, I never before had taken a class on African studies, nor had I any experience in parliamentary delegations. Instead I was simply interested in bolstering my resume and trying something new. That was last year before I, along with a handful of other GCSU students, attended the South East Model of the [...]
Dear Editor, Your editorial in Friday’s Colonnade compelled me to write this letter. I’m afraid you missed the mark (pun intended) in your analysis for the need of more gun control laws to prevent gun violence in America. First off, I think we need a refresher course in the Second Amendment. It states, “A [...]
The word we most commonly hear to describe our student body is apathetic. For our part, we do not believe this to be true of most of the students who matriculate here. Notice we said most. Whether we like it or not, there is a part of our population that can only be [...]
Students can still get baked out on the Front Campus lawn, even with the weather moving towards cooler temperatures. How can students get baked without 95 degree weather? By Student Government Association, of course! This Halloween, Tuesday October 31, from 12 p.m. until 2 p.m., SGA is sponsoring a huge “baked” goods contest. All recognized [...]
Once there lived a man. This man ran for president. He won in a close race by one state, in which opponents alleged voter fraud. This man decided to cut taxes to stimulate a slowing economy. He very much supported capital punishment. His religion was very important to him and he made sure people [...]
