Institutional link strengthens prospects
I don’t see why Tech hasn’t explored the possibility of utilizing its proximity to respected institutions
Time for Tech students to step up game, reclaim long-held standard
We’ve lost our creative edge. Academically we’re excellent. It’s our pranks that have lost any sense of inspiration.
Changing majors receives unfair stigma
The semester may still be in its early stages, but undoubtedly, there are already some of you beginning to deal with the feeling that you may not like your major as much as you thought […]
Career Diversity
I’m approaching my last year at Tech (hopefully), so I’ve started to look into potential employers who want to make use of my degree. Encouraged by the recent success in the past few years of […]
Travel offers far more than memories
Last fall at Georgia Tech Lorraine, every weekend was spent traveling to somewhere new, somewhere different. Right after 6 p.m. French class on Wednesday, we grabbed our backpacks, ran down to the train station and […]
Novels inspire, provide new foundations
Classes are finally getting into full swing, and I find myself glancing over at the large and expensive stack of textbooks I purchased at the beginning of the semester, realizing that I’ve only skimmed through […]
Consensus: Occupy: Career Fair
For seniors graduating in the fall without a job lined up, the Career Fair serves as a last ditch effort to secure a job.
Asian-oriented marketing spurs growth
In fact, Asian Americans… have an estimated half-a-trillion dollar combined spending power.
Tech must be leader in online evolution
Our mantra is engaging the student in challenging the status quo, in generating new knowledge…
Food awareness, consumer responsibility
Everyday we consume and use food, often never knowing exactly what we are eating or how it arrived on our plate. Whether it’s a house salad or a dinosaur-shaped chunk of chicken, the truth about […]
Consensus: T-SPLOST’s effects on Tech
Transportation has historically played a key role in Atlanta’s development. Originally a center for railways in the 1800s, Atlanta has evolved to be a center of air, highway and railroad travel, as the Hartsfield-Jackson International […]
Zoo lifestyle not suitable for animals
Growing up, my mom has been the biggest animal lover and animal rights supporter I have known. We would visit zoos when we traveled and take pictures of the animals, but I never questioned how […]
Consensus: Tuition hike
With the recently-announced six-percent increase to tuition next year, students are now faced with a growing concern of financial uncertainty.
Awareness of farmer’s market necessary
The farmers’ market as of late has become an assemblage of products that students do not need much of. As the recent article stated, the popsicle man is the only one who gets a respectable […]
Technique provides opportunity, challenges
I often find that as someone takes on a major leadership position, he reminisces on his early days in the organization: his first days in the office, his young and idealistic naïveté. As I enter […]
Two Bits: Tech students fly south for Finals Week
Every semester, right around the time the dogwoods begin to bloom, just before the weekday highs of 75 degrees fade away in favor of warmer summer days, there is a certain almost indescribable essence that […]