Student organizations such as Campus Kitchen, which redistributes uneaten dining hall food to hungry students and members of the community, and Campus Closet, which accepts donations of suit jackets to ensure that students can dress […]
I watched 26 hours worth of House of Cards last week. That’s over a day of my life spent listening to Kevin Spacey’s hilarious yet terrifying monologues. After I finished the second season, my parents […]
Yes, I will admit that adding more majors would probably help us recruit more athletes in the same way that kneecapping the opposing team would help us win a football game. Of course it would […]
Discussions about the Confederate Flag and its place in the south began again with the introduction of an updated design for a special license plate which features the flag across its width. The previous design, […]
If I had a nickel for every time I heard someone complain about or say he or she hated group projects, I would probably never have to worry about finding a job. While I’ve had […]
After training hard during the snowpocalypse weeks at Tech, I began a long, grueling trek to the 2014 Winter Olympics. Sochi was supposed to be where I finally made my mark on history. Sitting there […]
Atlanta continues to be a fascinating city of juxtapositions for me. Aside from the weather (I’ve never lived in a place where the city shuts down for ice and I’m in a t-shirt five days […]
I’m pretty sure I saw the “Five Stages of Grief” during my two-hour kinetics test this past Tuesday. Some people cried. Others were shaking their heads, most likely either in denial or in some esoteric […]
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As I’m sure everyone knows, it’s midterm season here at Tech, and I can’t be more frustrated. I’m in my 3rd year, and by this point, I feel like I should have a better handle […]
Last Tuesday, the Georgia House of Representatives passed the Safe Carry Protection Act. The bill changes several provisions related to carrying weapons in unauthorized locations. New policies that include permitting the concealed carry of weapons […]
The success of many Tech-related mobile applications, including Jacket Guardian, the Career Fair app, and the Nextbus app suggests the need for a consolidated, well-organized “GT App” that would enable a student to access several […]
With the Coca-Cola building as a shining beacon in the Atlanta skyline from my window, it is hard for me to forget about the company’s moving, now controversial advertisement from the Super Bowl last Sunday […]
Tech’s Office of Admission’s website reads, “Georgia Tech offers degrees in thirty-four undergraduate majors, forty-seven master’s programs, and thirty doctoral programs as well as pre-professional programs in law, dentistry, medicine, teaching, pharmacy, and veterinary. Our […]
I find it intriguing that within the word “belief,” “lie” is at its center. Growing up, I was raised as a cradle-Catholic, i.e. I went to church and church school every Sunday, but did not […]
Any given Thursday, there are 12 generations scrambling to cram mathematics knowledge in their developing brains. They’re sprinting towards a goal that they don’t know anything about. Every student is rushing towards the same thing—calculus. […]
Phi Gamma Delta, often called FIJI, is currently facing two separate lawsuits from Georgia State University students claiming that members of the fraternity drugged and sexually assaulted them. One woman also alleges rape. Especially considering […]
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Last week, the White House acknowledged that “sexual assault is pervasive because our culture still allows it to persist.” This is both good news and bad news—good, because an authority has made the point, which […]
“Proceed to the highlighted route, then follow the road for three miles.” “Can we turn off the sound?” My friend asked. “I just watched a movie about this guy who fell in love with his […]