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.
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Tips & Tricks: How to shop this holiday season
Even the savviest of consumers can get caught up with choices and questions when buying for someone else. Just follow this simple mnemonic (CATS) when shopping this year to save you money and time and will help you buy gifts people will genuinely appreciate.
Celebrating Christmas around the world
Joyeux Noel! Hyvaa joulua! Buone Feste Natalizie! Feliz Navidad!” The expression, “Merry Christmas,” varies among the many languages of the world and each country adds its own flare to this particular holiday, but there are also many shared traditions that can be seen across nations.
Inexpensive drinks to make at home this winter
It is time for the holidays! As the weather gets cooler, we need something to warm us up and get us into the holiday spirit. Try one of these drinks, perfect for the holidays and cozying up with friends, family or someone special.
Holiday traditions bring cheer
Face it: We have all gotten a little behind on our Christmas spirit. Luckily, in the Tech spirit of research and linear thinking, we have organized a step-by-step plan to get back into the Christmas spirit for those of us who need a refresher.
Live music offers fresh tunes
How does a local Atlanta resident get immersed in this thriving music scene? The answer: small bars and restaurants which promote budding new musicians.
Musical talents visit in winter
Upcoming artists and concerts in the Midtown Atlanta area.
Students Speak: Memorable concert experiences
Concerts offer a different perspective and a new, greater appreciation for the music all around us. No matter your age, location or favorite genre of music, there are always concerts and shows to be seen and new bands to be discovered.
Tech music program offers artistic outlet
The rigor of classes, meetings, work and all other duties a student must endure may bring stress, but those who are musically inclined may find their niche in Tech’s music program, which offers numerous opportunities for students to thrive in the arts.
Company embraces musical conscience
“If I had told someone five years ago I wanted to start and work for a company that created artificial intelligence for music-based applications, they would have laughed,” said Parag Chordia, Chief Technical Officer of khu.sh.
GT Symphony orchestra enthralls audience at Ferst
About 500 students, faculty and guests joined the Georgia Tech Symphony Orchestra (GTSO) on the afternoon of Nov. 6, at the Ferst Center for the Arts for their first performance of the season.
Techies Rocking Out
Underneath all the tech-savvy nerdiness there exists a rich passion for music. To highlight and celebrate musicians in our engineering world, the Technique interviewed six different bands, each with current Tech students or graduates.
Diversifying portfolio, spreading risk
A healthy portfolio will have a variety of assets to minimize risk to the various investments. The technique provides you with options to consider
TIPS & TRICKS: Learn how to invest
Let’s face it: the thought of investing is overwhelming. Luckily the Technique has some simple steps to help you invest wisely.
Preparing for business school
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Organization profile: Investment Committee
The complex world of investing may seem like nothing but a convoluted mess of numbers and percentages to many people, but the Georgia Tech Student Foundation Investments Committee offers a student-led education in investment matters and a chance to get real-world practice.
STUDENTS SPEAK: Pursuing an MBA after a degree from Tech
In this uncertain environment, there is a growing concern as to whether colleges and grad schools are worth the investment. In particular, is business school worth attending, or are you just paying $100,000 to network?
Stock market simplified, explained for starters
Sure, people know what a stock is and that it is constantly fluctuating based on the current economy, but how would you start investing if you wanted to get involved with the affair yourself?