Trespassed student returns On Jan. 8, at approximately 7:29 p.m., a female reported that a student who had previously been trespassed from the residence hall areas left a note on her door at Foundation Hall. Contact was made with the student who admitted entering the building and leaving the note. The student was told of [...]
Now is the time for growing up Dear Editor, I wanted to comment on the article “Actions speak louder than age” by Tyler Smith in the January 19, 2007, edition of The Colonnade. Not only do students neglect to form meaningful relationships with their peers, but also I feel many students fail to [...]
We wrote an article this week about the different offices on campus, about their eccentricities and oddities. We got interviews at three fascinating offices. These offices were great for the purposes, and we’re grateful to the Peacock’s Feet, Dr. Rob Viau and Dr. Brian Mumma for allowing our reporter in to see the sights.
This fall, 54 seventh graders started classes at Georgia College. These students have been chosen from Baldwin and Putnam County Schools to attend the GCSU Early College program.
This week in politics has been quite the interesting one considering the two new entries into the race for the 2008 presidency. In case you haven’t heard, this week Barack Obama (D-Illinois) and Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-New York) threw their hats into the ring for the position of leader of the free world.
“I have a dream tonight,” the valiant leader proclaimed. “I’m…sorry, that’s your line.”
