Not the Leo Memes Again!
Focusing on candidates’ foreign policies
If you are still floundering on whom to vote for this November, let foreign policy tip the scale. Though domestic policy tends to fill more debate time as candidates argue over gun control, education, and […]
Being aware of our use of gendered language
Before I continue with what I am about to say, I ask of my peers reading my article to refrain from calling me a radical feminist obsessed with politically correct culture or from asking me […]
The anticlimactic tale of this once unopinionated opinions editor
I’ve finally come back. You may be thinking, “Uhh … you’ve been there the whole time.” But I haven’t. If you didn’t know me before college, “Hi, I am Vidya Iyer, I’ve come back and […]
Dystopian novels could reflect our future
Please note: I ask that you do not take this editorial at face-value. If you have a differing opinion, please share it. I want to hear those opinions in order to research them further. Once I have […]
Progress & Service: Paying forward Tech’s Academic Excellence
I’m wrapping up my final year at Georgia Tech, savoring every opportunity the Institute has to offer before I graduate in May. I’m finishing up my senior design project, planning a new conference for SGA, […]
Bicyclists: Rules Exist For A Reason
There’s no denying that using a bicycle to get around campus is one of the fastest and most convenient methods of transportation available. There are bike racks outside of almost every building, if not just […]
Trump is the ideal GOP nominee
I’m dead serious. As we lurch inch by painful inch closer to the mid-July Republican National Convention, I finally understand: Trump accepting the support of his party on the stage in Quicken Loans Arena is […]
Ugh, another editorial about racism on the front page
If your response to the title of my editorial is the title of my editorial, this one’s for you. Let’s clear some things up first, though. I have been the target of actual racism a […]
Kanye West’s recent antics have disappointed this fan
I first became a fan of Kanye after I heard he smashed a camera from a reporter who was annoying him. Being so far removed from the situation, this fit of rage seemed silly and […]
The choice to be happy isn’t always an easy one
Some of our worst days and darkest moments can make us feel powerless. We feel stressed, angry, or upset about the current situation and feel that nothing good can come from such disaster. How are […]
Seeking out challenges pushes your boundaries
I am a 12. I am like Usain Bolt but without a track or Michael Phelps but without a pool. So what do I really have in common with these two? I am competitive. While racing […]
The secret to writing editorials
So this is an editorial. Not that grand a start, is it? Why don’t you try writing one? It might not seem that difficult, but once you actually sit down and have a blank screen […]
Timing woes of Roe Stamps fields
The following is an all-too-common situation for many Tech students: it is Friday afternoon, and you and a bunch of your friends want to play a pickup game of football, soccer, or whatever else at […]
Benefits of introducing more arts to campus
Recently, the Office of the Arts, a new campus initiative opened up. The office’s main goal is to expose students to the arts. As someone with an intense passion for the arts, I’m thrilled. As […]
Ivan Allen students should not be pitied, rather respected
Christian Shaheen’s article on the liberal arts at Tech is, at best, disingenuous. At worst, it abuses the words of a second-year INTA student to force a point that only serves to exacerbate the very […]