For a man that has a 15-page résumé comprised of experience in working with the top world contenders, it is surprising to know that Dr. Roger Coate, didn’t have a set path as a student, but only an ambition to become an international lawyer. As a professor in government and sociology at GCSU, Coate hopes [...]
“Green Zone” is what you get when you place a character like Jason Bourne in the middle of “The Hurt Locker.” It may sound like a tough gamble to combine unlikely characters with realistic scenarios, but director Paul Greengrass has shown before that he knows how to properly orchestrate these sorts of equations, and “Green [...]
The GCSU Jazz Band played its spring concert March 4-5 in front of a sizable Russell Auditorium audience. Highlighting the great jazz pianist Count Basie, the band played 14 classic songs, including “Georgia on my Mind,” “Flight of the Foo Birds” and “Shiny Stockings.”
This past Saturday, a swashbuckling crowd gathered in Magnolia Ballroom for one of the dance parties of the year. The pirate-themed event full of games and eight hours of activities was put on by Dance Marathon. The event was a part of the Children’s Miracle Network and it happens every year to raise money for [...]
A book drive has recently been formed to help local children and adults alike who lack a necessary privilege – the ability to read books. Starting this past Tuesday, the service sorority Gamma Sigma Sigma and the volunteering organization First Book started collaborating similar ideas to create an organization for the common good.
Foods from over 30 countries and cultural dances are some of the things that are in store for those that attend the International Dinner on Saturday, which will be held in Magnolia Ballroom. President of the International Club at GCSU, Scott Zhang, a sophomore computer science major, is excited about the event because it is [...]
