The “T” thief speaks out
Students of Tech, I stole the T. I know many of you respond to that with feelings of excitement and are impressed, but I must tell you that those feelings are entirely misplaced. I, like […]
The Atlanta Ballet performs Hamlet
Recreating a classic story “in dance” or “on ice!” is too often an excuse for what is, at worst, pure gimmickry or, at best, a scenario where style takes precedence over substance. Stephen Mills’ Hamlet, […]
Tennis falls to UNC, Duke
The Tech men’s tennis team’s struggles continued as their losing streak was extended to seven matches after losses to the University of North Carolina and Duke. The Jackets (7-13, 1-9 ACC) were dominated in their […]
Jacket baseball on top
Another midweek game for the Jackets meant another outstanding performance by freshman pitcher Ben Parr. Parr pitched six innings, striking out seven batters without allowing a run, leading Tech to a 4-1 victory over The […]
Ramblin’ with Jonathan Gardner
Technique: How did you first get into track? Gardner: I first got into track when I was a kid, actually. I was about four or five and my oldest brother Judge ran track, and I […]
Time Out with Michael Kenny
Another March is in the books, with a new college basketball team reigning supreme. March Madness brought everything it usually does this year and more. We saw Davids take down Goliaths. We saw Cinderellas make […]
Game of Thrones continues to surprise audiences
[Editor’s Note: the following article contains spoilers. Proceed with caution.] Only two episodes into the ten-episode season, HBO’s Game of Thrones has exceeded expectations for any viewer and is on its way to being the […]
Australian television shows characterized by unique casts
In the past decade, the people of the United States have shown an increasing interest in foreign television shows. The British shows Doctor Who and Sherlock, among others, have seen great success in the U.S. […]
Tech takes series from UNC
This past weekend, the Tech softball team faced North Carolina in a three game series including a doubleheader on Saturday. It all started with Senior Day in game one where Seniors Hayley Downs, Ashley Thomas, […]
NONONO puts on impressive show for Atlanta
Coming all the way from Stockholm, Sweden, for an American tour, alternative rock band NONONO opened for Twenty One Pilots at the Tabernacle last Thursday night. The three permanent members met and formed the band […]
SGA offers options to shorten academic calendar
This semester a white paper revised by the Undergraduate Student Government Association Committee for Curriculum and Institute Policies has circulated through the administration offering proposed changes to the Academic Calendar. The outlined changes offer various […]
I have no idea what I’m doing…
I think it’s funny how just because I have three more years’ experience than the youngest members on campus, I’m expected to be some wise sage able to deal with any problems that come my […]
Tech gears up for Design Expo
Based on innovation, teamwork and creativity, the Capstone Design Expo is the epitome of the Tech spirit. This annual tradition will take place on April 24 in the McCamish Pavillion. Students from around Tech’s campus, […]
Students begin grocery transport organization
A group of Tech Mechanical Engineering students have banded together to create a service that would allow other Tech students to order their groceries online and have them delivered right to their door. The students […]
Inside look at Finals’ Week Midnight Breakfast
Of all the traditions Tech has few involve that faculty simply catering to students, but that is exactly what Student Center Programs Council’s (SCPC) Midnight Breakfast has to offer. The origins of Midnight Breakfast began […]
Students win prestigious Goldwater scholarship
The Goldwater Scholarship is awarded to those select students studying science, math and engineering who wholeheartedly intend to pursue research careers in their academic fields. Recently, two Tech undergraduates have been honored with this prestigious […]
White paper outlines proposal for peer counseling
President and Vice President Elect Dillon Roseen and Brandie Banner, in conjunction with the Counseling Center, have announced a peer counseling initiative that would one day establish a program to train students to counsel their […]
How I punched my way through Tech
Traditionally, a swan song is an editor’s last op-ed. This would be mine; I’m graduating and heading off to law school. Also traditional is the idea that I, the wise and seasoned editor, ought to […]