Struggling to break my phone dependency
This comes as something of a continuation and elaboration on a piece I wrote last semester, where I recalled a day in which I could not find my phone and had to go without it. […]
If you think Ronaldo is better than Messi, you’re wrong
Messi vs Ronaldo? To me, the answer is simple and does not warrant debating. Lionel Messi, the FC Barcelona superstar, is by far the superior player, not just currently, but all-time too . I polled […]
My failed experience with an all-nighter
I am not afraid to admit to having stayed awake all night to study for an exam the following day. Some of those occasions were not far in the past. However, these attempts at salvaging […]
My mom is more high-tech than I
When my mom got a Fitbit, I knew wearable technology had finally made its way to the masses. Over the past several years, wearables have transitioned from being just a plaything for tech geeks to […]
Persevering through Tech’s toughness
Does anyone else remember the child-like awe that you had prior to coming to this place called Tech? I know that I do. Back in my senior year of high school, I began the search […]
Letter from President Peterson
Campuswide Wellness Initiative Designed to Align Opportunities for Physical, Mental, and Emotional Well-being
Young Adult novels are literature too
I fully believe that every piece of literature is a piece of art whether it is written by Dr. Seuss or Tolstoy. Every book is a treasure, but no one can expect every book to […]
What gentrification should mean to Tech
Atlanta is rapidly changing. In the past few years alone, Tech students have been able to enjoy an influx of higher market vendors and newer living spaces in the areas surrounding campus, slowly developing the […]
How to plan a grade saving all-nighter
It is noon on Sunday. You have just finished a surprisingly decent lunch of leftovers. The sun is shining outside, and you feel like this weekend might end enjoyably. That is when you remember you […]
Head to Head: online vs. in class learning
Wyatt Bazrod When it comes to convention, people tend to drift towards familiarity. They become comfortable with an idea, a routine, a way of being, a way of behaving. And when someone offers up the […]
Only good can come from Google Fiber
Selected Atlantans are soon to get a bit more “fiber” in their diets. Google’s announcement on Tuesday revealed that they are bringing fiber to select cities in Metro Atlanta. Though it’ll be some time before […]
Internship advice for helluva non-engineers
If you want to build a bridge to Mars or construct a car that runs solely on “Game of Thrones”-related good vibes, then Tech is probably the school for you. However, one part of this […]
Why we should dress for success
As I’ve gotten farther into my fifth year here at Tech, I find myself putting on a necktie in the morning more frequently. Whether it be for a career fair that day, a presentation that […]
The continuing saga of a first-term co-op
Looking back to my earlier editorial from this month, I would say things have gotten progressively better. The time it takes for me to summon up the courage to leave my bed to get dressed […]
Letter to the Editor: Engaging Student’s Service
Georgia Tech’s motto is “Progress and Service.” Our contributions to progress are many. You only need to read the Daily Digest to find stories about how we advance scientific boundaries, develop innovative solutions to engineering, […]
Letter to the Editor: GTPD
Georgia Tech is fortunate to have more than 80 sworn officers with 10-12 officers —including plainclothes officers —actively patrolling campus by foot, motorcycle, bicycle, car, Segway, and K-9 patrols. We also have a state-of-the-art operations […]