The GCSU baseball team suffered a tough loss at home this past Wednesday against Erskine, falling 14-10.
The Flying Fleet was quick to gain control of the game and prevent the Bobcats from scoring. When the Bobcats were trailing 8-0 in the fifth inning, and the game looked as though it might end in a shutout loss, GCSU began to turn the game around, when senior left fielder Kyle Allen hit a two-run homer bringing in himself and senior shortstop Chandler Snell to set the score at 8-2.
April 30th, 2010 | Posted in Sports | Read More »
You may have to see the film in order to believe it, but as a person who has followed almost every invincible killer in the horror genre, I can honestly say that the new ‘Nightmare on Elm Street’ pretty much accomplishes the aim of any good remake. It remains faithful to the original source that inspired it, and at the same time gives a modern perspective to the legacy of the central character.
April 30th, 2010 | Posted in Reviews | Read More »
Barely bumped
According to a Public Safety report, April 19 at approximately 3:58 p.m. a female reported that a vehicle struck her while she was crossing the crosswalk in the 300 block of Hancock Street at 1:49 p.m. Video surveillance showed a vehicle slightly bumping the female, and the female continuing crossing the street and the unknown driver leaving the scene.
April 30th, 2010 | Posted in Public Safety Report | Read More »
Summer break is upon us and the signs are everywhere. Teachers are cramming in work after procrastinating during the month of March. Students have stopped caring about their workload and are accepting to settle for a full letter grade below their initial goal, and people in general are taking their clothes off to burn in the sun and encourage skin cancer in the name of beauty.
April 30th, 2010 | Posted in Opinion | Read More »
In my last column, I discussed the political apathy we have in the country and how it’s a shame that it’s at the level it is right now. I wanted to come back to the topic and focus even more on why we need to pay attention to the people we put in office and what they do.
April 30th, 2010 | Posted in Opinion | Read More »
Fewer things feel more homey than fingers bleeding with newsprint.
Walking to class with a warm (or iced with Splenda) cup of coffee and picking up a Colonnade out of your favorite bin so you can read it while you’re waiting for your professor to arrive or say something that sparks your interest.
April 30th, 2010 | Posted in Our Voice | Read More »
