Dear Editor, I graduated as a Summer candidate last May. This Fall I enrolled here at GCSU as a graduate student in history, upon completion of my undergraduate classes in Summer II. I was told I would receive my undergraduate diplomas in the mail. You see, I double-majored. I earned degrees in theatre performance and [...]
Dear Editor, On Tuesday night we were dealt a blow that will no doubt hurt many of you for years to come. Last night, the City Council unanimously passed the limit of non-blood related people that could live in a house to three. This hits home to each one of us, to the [...]
This week, civil rights activists and leaders fighting for equality rejoiced as construction began on a monument honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The monument will be built on the National Mall, near the Lincoln Memorial where King delivered his famous “I Have a Dream” speech. It’s about high time the ground was [...]
After experiencing the college-life in America for four years, I noticed some obvious distinctions between students’ safety in the United States and those in South America. Most American students do not know they are extremely lucky to live in a country where the political and civic system truly works. As a Brazilian, I [...]
Well, the verdict is in – representative democracy in Milledgeville is not what it should be. Tuesday night, the City Council unanimously voted in Ordnance 0-25, a law that will limit the amount of non-related individuals that can live in a house to three.
There were stars in the eyes of all those who attended “A Night at the Oscars,” a pageant fundraiser hosted by the non-profit organization Sequins and Smiles on Nov. 9 in Magnolia Ballroom. “This is the second year we have done this fundraiser,” said Ashley Tramontin, co-coordinator for the fundraiser and a senior mass communication major.
