Citizens discuss science policy
Tech students and faculty brought the state’s major movers and changers together at the fifth annual Legislative Roundtable this Tuesday, Nov. 16, to make headway...
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Buzzar teaches Middle Eastern culture
Hosted by the Iranian Student Association (ISA), the Lebanese Club, GT Hillel and the Turkish Student Organization, the Middle East Buzzar aimed to teach the...
Difficult decisions key to Owens’ success
For those looking for career advice, this past Wednesday, Nov. 17, 2010, the College of Management’s IMPACT series hosted Gregory Owens, Chairman and CEO of...
Tech celebrates half century of integration
For many students, the wealth of ethnicities and cultures among students, faculty and staff becomes almost inconspicuous a few short weeks after a freshman takes...
Microsoft puzzles Tech students
Does 381SAFETY964 mean anything? One must be slightly familiar with pigpen ciphers and pop culture icons, or else the annual College Puzzle Challenge might be a little traumatic.
Richardson seeks to represent Atlanta
Jerica Richardson, a fourth-year BME major, is currently participating in the Miss Georgia USA Pageant, one of the subsidiaries of the Trump Miss USA Pageant....
Tech races to first place
Tech’s Wreck Racing team took first place in the Grassroots Motorsports $2010 Challenge this year, which is hosted annually by Grassroots Motorsports Magazine (GRM) in...
Student voters respond to midterm elections
With the 2010 midterm elections drawing to a close, the political landscape has experienced a significant shift in party control, with a Republicans gaining majority...
Students host first En2Em social enterprise conference
“Making profit and helping society are not and should not be mutually exclusive,” said Paul Sasone, CFO of Better World Books on Oct. 30, 2010,...
Burdell’s Black Book launches
Despite the typically loud atmosphere, visitors to the Student Center recently might have noticed more subdued colors than usual. Black balloons, posters and T-shirts speckled the Student Center this past week, though not for the reason that might be expected.
Hackers cure their hunger for code
While Hungry, Hungry Hippos fight for small marbles, several Hungry, Hungry Hackers (H3) fought for a $750 prize and an interview opportunity with the Georgia...
Student Center celebrates 40 years as campus hub
Some Tech buildings have been around since the late 1800’s; others have only come into existence in the past decade. On Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010, the Fred B. Wenn Student Center hosted a celebration for its 40th year.
Fellow earns recognition in poetry
A new face is making a big name in the School of Literature, Communication and Culture. Andy Frazee, recently awarded with the Brittain Postdoctoral Fellowship,...
Candidates present views, backgrounds
Roy Barnes Roy Barnes, the Democratic nominee for governor, is the former governor of Georgia. Barnes grew up in Cobb County and earned his undergraduate...
Classroom expands to social media
As the Web continues to grow, companies are looking for new ways to apply the concepts of social media. Students come to rely more and...
CRC raises cancer awareness via pink initiative
Recent visitors to the Campus Recreation Center (CRC) may have noticed a few splashes of pink added to the rows of treadmills. These spots of...
NHPC gets in step with audience
The party to be at last week was the National Pan-Hellenic Council’s (NPHC) annual Homecoming Step Show on Saturday, Oct. 2, featuring crews from four...
Nuti strikes balance between success, family
Each week, the Institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship’s IMPACT Speaker Series brings in a speaker—typically one with close ties to the business world—to speak on...