The rapidly growing Thunder Crew is looking to expand its presence around campus. The group is seeking a budget of $28,000 from the Student Activities Budget Committee to make improvements to the student section as a whole. Thunder Crew President Patrick Gamble proposed the budget, the bulk of which would fund a student lounge in [...]
April 28th, 2011 | Posted in News | Read More »

For many, receiving the news that you only have a few weeks to live before the age of five can alter your life forever, and for senior art major Elizabeth Phelps, it did just that. At the age of four, Phelps was diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma and was only given weeks to live.
April 28th, 2011 | Posted in Features | Read More »
Georgia College has seen its first-ever case of counterfeit money at the Business Office as of April 14 when $200 worth of the bleached bills were intercepted, according to Public Safety. In addition, $200 in counterfeit money was also confiscated by Milledgeville Police Department and was later determined to be passed by the same person.
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Although the regular season is over for the Georgia College men’s tennis team, the Bobcats have been selected to compete in the NCAA Regional Tournament. Head Coach Steve Barsby is aware of what the Bobcats need to do to prepare themselves for regionals. “We’re going to know all the teams, so we’ll just work on [...]
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Downtown Milledgeville may see the addition of more housing options, after last Tuesday’s City Council meeting. While the city currently only allows loft apartments with up to two bedrooms, the proposed changes would give business owners considerably more flexibility to convert upstairs and even ground floor levels into apartments. If passed, the city housing ordinance [...]
April 28th, 2011 | Posted in Lead stories,News | Read More »
The Bobcat baseball team is rounding out the season with hopes of defeating Armstrong Atlantic to take the lead over Columbus State in the PBC west. Much of their success is due to two returning senior starters: catcher Richard Pirkle and right fielder Shawn Ward.
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