CoC announces nation’s second robotics Ph.D program
In cooperation between the College of Engineering and the College of Computing (CoC), Tech has announced a new Ph.D. program that is focusing exclusively on...
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Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Feb.12, 2008. Bill of the Week: S.O.S. PASSED: Joint allocation to Students Organizing...
News Briefs
News Briefs Women’s self-defense class offered at Tech The Georgia Tech Police Department will offer an hour-long self defense class for women on Feb. 23,...
Breaking the Bubble
Danish newspapers reprint controversial Muhammed cartoons This week newspapers in Denmark reprinted the controversial cartoons of Muhammed whose first printing led to massive outrage and...
Zimbra begins roll out as Spectrum replacement
Owners of Tech e-mail accounts are starting to get acquainted with a new and improved webmail system as Tech is replacing the old Spectrum Webmail...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Feb. 5, 2008. Bill of the Week: Briaerean Honor Society FAILED: Joint allocation...
News Briefs
SGA Week to include “Meet Your Representative“ The Student Government Association will hold “SGA Week” from Feb. 11-15 with the goal of increasing awareness of...
Breaking the Bubble
Deadly tornados sweep across South On Tuesday, the deadliest tornado outbreak in nearly 10 years ripped across the southern U.S., and is blamed for the...
Campus Crime
Drunkenness 2/3/2008 0:00:00 hrs. Location: Tenth St. @ State St. Incident: Report of a drunk person, was transported to residence Driving Under the Influence 2/2/2008...
Drought forces restrictions on lawn usage
Tech’s Space Planning and Facilities Operations and Maintenance have decided to temporarily restrict how campus lawns are used by the students. The restriction prevents the...
Mandatory fees to rise
Tech students could be paying an additional 3.7 percent in mandatory student fees starting next year, nearing the total to almost $600. Last week Institute...
Students vote in Super Tuesday polls
Nearly 500 students and nearby residents entered their votes in the presidential primary elections on Super Tuesday, Feb. 5, in the Piedmont room in the...
WREK decides on transmitter
While other students went away for the holidays, WREK staff logged in close to 200 hours of work during the winter break in preparation for...
OIT’s Cleanup secures private data
Lost laptops and poorly secured desktop machines can lead to costly data leaks. The Institute is taking steps towards preventing such outbreaks by locking down...
Alum Klaus speaks to students about latest endeavors
On Tuesday, Christopher Klaus, a Tech alumnus and founder of Internet Security Systems (ISS) who made a fortune after selling the company to IBM, came...
Fraternities hold voter registration drive with Super Tuesday looming
Two fraternities at Tech are jointly launching a voter registration drive, in cognizance of the importance of voter turnout on Feb. 5, commonly referred to...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Jan. 29, 2008. Bill of the Week: BGSA bill for [GT]2 PASSED: Joint...
News Briefs
Emergency system sends test message to students Tech’s system for notifying students in case of emergency via e-mail, text message, and telephone underwent a test...