Mayor, AASU celebrate black history
The African American Student Union (AASU) wanted a powerful keynote speaker for their inaugural Black History Month Celebration that would draw in and engage groups...
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Yahoo! Hack Days begin today
Today, Tech and the GT Association for Computing Machinery (GTACM) will be hosting Yahoo! Hack Days. With the event set to last until March 7,...
New Tech website showcases blogs
Visitors to the Georgia Tech homepage (www.gatech.edu) are noticing a new addition to the recently-renovated website: namely, blogs written by students, faculty, and staff. These...
Coucil Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Feb.26, 2008. Bill of the Week: Road Trip With a Reason PASSED: Joint...
Campus Crime
Unwanted company A member of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity entered his house on Saturday, Feb. 23 to find the kitchen window and back door...
News Briefs
Today is Drop Day— last day to withdraw Feb. 29 marks the last day students can withdraw from individual courses and receive a ‘W’ grade....
Breaking the Bubble
EU hands Microsoft $1.3 billion fine In a move to send a message to Microsoft and all other companies, the European antitrust regulator levied a...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Feb.19, 2008. Bill of the Week: Phi Psi Textile Fraternity PASSED: Joint allocation...
News Briefs
News Briefs Astronaut scholarship now available Applications are now being accepted for the Astronaut Scholarship. The $10,000 award is given by the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation...
Breaking the Bubble
Pakistani elections shake up parliamentThe Pakistani General Election was held Feb. 18, after having been postponed from its original Jan. 8 date. The newly elected...
USA Today editor speaks to campus
Editor and Senior Vice President of USA Today and usatoday.com Ken Paulson spoke at the Ferst Center on Wednesday as a continuation of the Finding...
Library plans new renovations
Renovations to the first floor of the library over the last few years have provided students with the East and West Commons as places to...
Students turn out for lunar eclipse
Yellow Jacket Park was full of moon-gazers this Wednesday night as people turned out to watch the last total lunar eclipse of the decade (the...
Nanowires power devices from ordinary movement
Advances in nanotechnology have paved the way for a wide array of wearable or implantable electronic devices aimed at solving important problems, but each of...
SGA seeks to reconnect with students
Members of the Student Government Association (SGA), are seeking to remedy the problem of the lack of student involvement in SGA activities. This past week...
Commuters endure road closure
Being situated in downtown Atlanta, Tech sees some of its students, faculty and staff commute regularly to campus. However, commuters who come to campus from...
Laptops, cameras stolen from College of Computing
Occasional laptop thefts are an unfortunate fact of life at Tech, but when several faculty and staff at the College of Computing (CoC) showed up...