Writer goes on a food adventure
When we think of adventurous activities, usually the words that come to mind are “extreme sports” or “world traveler” or “anything that happens on “Fear...
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Student Speak: Students get their pulse racing
If you believed the media’s opinion of college-aged people, you’d likely have the impression that people in their early 20s have a natural inclination toward...
GT skydiving club breaks record over break
Often, amidst a boring lecture or hour long study session students tend to daydream, staring out the window longingly, fantasizing about weekend plans. The members of the Georgia Tech skydiving club are no different.
Adventurers narrate taking their first leap
Imagine the adrenaline, the nervousness you feel looking out of the window of an airplane. Miles in the air, sometimes the ground can’t even be...
Unique Adventure Sports to Explore
Kayaking, Canoeing, and Whitewater Rafting: Each of these water sports offer their own unique and entertaining way to explore rivers, lakes, and oceans. All three...
Tech innovators help create future
If necessity is the mother of all invention, then Tech is the great uncle. Each year innovative students and faculty throughout the Tech community design,...
InVenture showcases student creations
Welcome to the Inventure Prize, the place where Tech’s most brilliant and creative minds come together to compete for a $ 15,000 grand prize. For...
Tips & Tricks: Stimulating Creativity
Tech has some of the most innovative minds on the east coast, proven through many inventions and award-winning designs. It can’t be denied, however, that...
Education prepares students for careers
As far as university rankings go, Tech has remained amongst the top ten in the nation for a substantial amount of time. But what is...
Student Speak: Personal innovations, creations
Tech is one of the most ingenious campuses in the world. Some of the brightest minds in the nation employ their ingenuity in a variety...
Personalized drug delivery device wins ME capstone expo
The “Occlusion Reader,” a device that provides information regarding how a patient’s blood is clotting for doctors to use in determining drug dosages, exemplifies such student innovation and was awarded first prize at the Fall 2011 ME Capstone Design Expo.
Biggest loser back for second year
Got New Year’s resolutions…to lose weight? Sign-Up for the CRC’s Biggest Loser! With applications due Tuesday, Jan. 17, the CRC’s Biggest Loser is an annual...
Preparing to run a marathon
“Here’s how you run a marathon; Step one: start running. There is no step two.” If you ask Barney Stinson (played by Neil Patrick Harris...
Tips and tricks for staying fit
After surviving gruesome finals and reaching the beautiful sanctuary in college life that is winter break, the last thing on many students’ minds is physical...
Staying fit while staying healthy
When I walked through the CRC Monday evening, I was astounded by the number of people on the bottom floor. Even though I thought I...
How to pick, decorate the perfect Christmas tree
Each year, the most prominent symbol that the holly, jolly season brings is the Christmas tree. However, choosing your Christmas tree can prove to be just as stressful as dealing with your mother-in-law for the holidays. Luckily, we have some tips to make the process a cinch.
Adding cheer to advertising
Holiday advertisements are key elements in a company’s branding strategy, because of the inherent emotional associations to holidays. For these reasons there are many iconic and powerful holiday advertisements or ad campaigns that stand out to us and have become part of our collective visual memory as a generation.
Students Speak: Favorite holiday of the year
With winter break fast approaching and a slew of exciting holidays in sight, students across campus are experiencing holiday cheer.