The spring breakdowns
Spring break is a cruel flirt. The ultimate playboy. The break that gives students the smallest, most delectable taste of freedom, then immediately rips it...
Opinions
Separating art and artist
The 2022 Oscars were, for lack of a better word, surprising. The reverberations of the shock could be felt in the resurgence of a question...
You can’t escape casual sexism at the Institute
If there is one thing women at a STEM-focused school like Tech experience, it is sexism. This is not your run of the mill, “women...
Braves are getting better
The Braves have gotten better this offseason. The Atlanta Braves have been struggling to come to terms with losing their superstar Freddie Freeman and it...
On mourning the loss of a friendship
To preface, no one died. There was no dramatic falling out that stemmed from someone cheating with the other’s boyfriend, like some teen drama that...
Keeping women in STEM
In light of Women’s History Month, the Technique editorial board wanted to highlight both the success and fallacies of the Women in STEM movement. It...
Bad coping mechanisms
If there is one thing Tech students love to talk about, it is their workload. Whether it be touting the difficulty of their classes around...
For the love of the game shows
Game shows used to occupy a special place in American pop culture. Beginning in the 1960s and 1970s, game shows like “Match Game” and “Family...
The mental health crisis
COVID-19 has affected everyone over the past few years, but I believe one group of people deserves more public support, that group being the mentally...
SGA Executive Endorsement
In Technique tradition, the Editorial Board endorses a candidate as the opening of the polls nears on March 14. After extensive discussion, the Board has...
SGA’s Year in Review
As the elections for the undergraduate president and vice president of Student Government Association (SGA) begin, Sam Ellis and Ajanta Choudhury’s terms draw to an...
On grades and self-worth
Going to a school like Tech can be described as a lot of things: tiring, difficult, exciting, intimidating and some other less PG terms. However,...
The death of reading and good franchises
We are a somewhat spoiled generation of moviegoers. The biggest and most thrilling movie franchises have been created in the last twenty years, with the...
TV shows are more than fiction
We have all been there: After a long week(s) filled with multiple assignments and assessments, we look forward to unwinding by catching up on our...
The harmful myth of the model minority
White silence has always played a pivotal role in the perpetuation of systematic racism here in the United States. The sentiment of “it doesn’t affect...
What baking has come to mean
Food is an essential part of my existence. Obviously in the needing-to-eat-to-stay-alive sense but also in my cultural and sexual identity. I am half-Japanese and...
Why NHL players should have the power of choice
Over the past two Winter Olympics, the National Hockey League (NHL) and the NHL Players Association (NHLPA) have decided against sending its players to compete...
The failures of MARTA
With substantial growth in both population and industry, Atlanta is said to be the next Los Angeles or New York City. The cultural epicenter of...