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Ramadan ends with more terror, this time in Iraq, Saudi Arabia

By Maura Currie and David Raji on July 6, 2016 Leave a reply
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The death toll rests at approximately 215 after a suicide bomber detonated a refrigerator truck filled with explosives in Baghdad, Iraq, the night of Saturday, July 2. This attack marks one of the latest in […]

Sports
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Star Tech defenders selected at 2016 NFL Draft

By Harsha Sridhar on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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Outsiders to Tech football often think first of its unconventional attack, a jumble of bruising running backs, quick edge players, field-stretching receivers and a quarterback mobile enough to perhaps form a coherent offense. Left out […]

Sports
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NCAA grants stellar report card for Tech athletics

By Harsha Sridhar on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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With academic controversies rocking institutions from Florida State to UNC-Chapel Hill, the term “student athlete” seems to have moved away from the former word and towards the latter. Questions of compensation and the legitimacy of […]

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Sports
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Tech softball team takes small step forward

By Casey Miles on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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The Jackets softball team ended their season on May 8th with a doubleheader loss to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. However, the team showed a great deal of improvement compared to the […]

Sports
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Tourney struggles end strong baseball season

By Casey Miles on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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The Jackets baseball team capped off what initially seemed to be a promising season with a very disappointing postseason run. Going into the ACC tournament the team was ranked  25th in the nation and put […]

Opinions
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Learning to embrace the mistakes I make

By Ross Lindsay on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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Oops! Drat! @#$%! Those are things you probably hear after making a mistake. In our daily lives, we make an uncountable number of mistakes of varying significance. It could be something as simple as turning […]

Opinions
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Appreciating the spirit behind the open letter

By Kripa Chandran on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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In these last few years, there’s been a movement in journalism that’s recently been spiraling into some rather ridiculous extremes: the open letter. Now I’m not insulting open letters, there are some pretty well-written ones, […]

Opinions
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A Conservative View of Gay Rights

By Jon Long on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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As the 2016 Presidential Election draws near, voters have once again been thrust onto the tightrope of American politics. I think it is safe to say that everyone’s views fall somewhere along the line, but […]

Opinions
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The impracticality of Bernie Sanders’s idealistic goals

By David Raji on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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I asked my dad the other day why he supported Bernie Sanders. He responded by stating that all the other candidates were corrupt, terrible and evil, and that Sanders was the only one who consistently […]

Entertainment
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Venetian merchant’s ships and spotlight in peril

By Jamie Rule on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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The Shakespeare Tavern is an Atlanta playhouse located just down the street from the Fabulous Fox Theatre. While both are known for their performances, the tavern, as its name would suggest, tends to focus on […]

Entertainment
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‘Hamilton’ musical dominates at Tony Awards

By Jamie Rule on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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The Tony Awards, or more accurately, the Antoinette Perry Award for Excellence in Theatre, were decided, for the 70th time, last week on June 12. Named after the founder of the American Theatre Wing, these […]

News
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Biltmore purchased by Georgia Tech

By Tristen Allen on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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On June 13, the Georgia Tech Foundation (GTF) announced its acquisition of the Biltmore from the Novare Group for an undisclosed price. The Biltmore is located along West Peachtree Street across from the Scheller College […]

News
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College of Architecture gets new name

By Lindsey Ploussard on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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As of May 9, the College of Architecture is now called the College of Design. The College of Design is a more encompassing name for the diverse programs within the College, as it includes the […]

Entertainment
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Red Hot Chili Peppers ‘Getaway’ to good music

By Jamie Rule on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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First announced in November of 2014, the Red Hot Chili Peppers finally released their 11th studio album, “The Getaway” last Friday, June 17. Each of the thirteen tracks were co-written by the four band members […]

News
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Tech Community Responds to Orlando Attacks

By Evan Gillon on June 24, 2016 Leave a reply
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On Sunday, June 12, Pulse, a gay nightclub, in Orlando, Fla. suffered a mass shooting that killed 49 and wounded more than 53, marking it has the deadliest shooting in United States history. The attack […]

News
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Nukuna and Mudrinich win SGA runoff

By Maura Currie on April 19, 2016 Leave a reply
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After nearly a week of runoff voting, Nagela Nukuna and Shane Mudrinich have won the Undergraduate Student Government Association (SGA) Executive ticket.  Nukuna and Mudrinich received 1,460 votes in the runoff election, resulting in a […]

Letters to the Editor, Opinions
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Board of Regent’s new sexual misconduct policy threatens Tech’s progress

By Kate Napier, Emily Gooding and Emily Robey-Phillips on April 15, 2016 9 Replies
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A new sexual misconduct policy goes into effect in July. In an unusual step, the Georgia Board of Regents has preempted all 30 colleges and universities in the University System of Georgia on this issue. […]

Sports
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Undefeated men’s lacrosse raises the bar again

By Jon Long on April 15, 2016 Leave a reply
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The Tech Lacrosse team ended their 2015 season in an uncertain position. They had certainly always been a formidable player in the Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association. But a season that included no regular-season losses, wins […]

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