Richard balances school, football, presidential search
Darryl Richard was already carrying a heavy load as both an MBA student and a defensive tackle on Tech’s football team. But this summer, on...
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Robotic service dog replacement in development
A robot mimicking the functions of service dogs is under development by a research group that includes Tech professor Charlie Kemp and his associate, graduate...
Campus Crime
Drink irresponsibly An officer was dispatched to Smith Residence Hall on Oct. 31 regarding an intoxicated student who was found by a Peer Leader trying...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Nov. 4, 2008. IFC jumps to Tier 2 A resolution approving Tier 2...
Widmaier, Smith named Mr., Ms. GT
Kevin Widmaier, fourth-year PUBP major, and Eden Smith, fourth-year IE major, were named Mr. and Ms. Georgia Tech 2008 during halftime of this year’s homecoming...
Tech Promise given to 202 students
The new Tech Promise is a program providing financially needy students with opportunities to cover all their student costs by giving them a comprehensive package...
USG recognizes campus staff for exemplary service
This past week three Tech staff members were awarded the University System of Georgia (USG) Chancellor’s Customer Service Awards. The awards were set up in...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Oct. 28, 2008. Casino Night This bill is the Joint Allocation to the...
Campus Crime
Upstairs Flooding On Oct. 25 an officer was dispatched to the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house regarding damage to personal property. A student met with...
Breaking the Bubble
Anthrax Scare for Calif. Congressman The office of George Radanovich, United States representative, in Modesto, California was evacuated on Wednesday when a package arrived with...
Task force suggests curriculum changes
The Provost Task Force of Excellence issued a report last week that outlined several ideas for improving student life and continuing to improve Tech’s standing...
Presidential candidate Barr visits
Bob Barr, presidential candidate of the Libertarian Party, visited Tech on Thursday to speak about his views on the upcoming election and his position on...
Saved from the axe: GIL
Declining state revenues have forced the Georgia Board of Regents to deal with a six percent reduction in state funding to the 35 universities comprising...
Football ticketing remains unresolved
By Cas Turbak Contributing Writer The Student Government Association’s (SGA) new ticket policy was put through its trial run during the Oct. 11 home football...
Economy affects fundraising, endowment
As the events on Wall Street paint an uncertain future for the U.S. economy, departments across campus are preparing to bear the worst effects of...
Student job market still steady in shaky economy
For those Tech students coming close to their graduation day, Tech’s Career Services provides a wide variety of options to facilitate students at finding the...
Student reps participate in presidential search
The search for Tech’s next president has been underway since August, when former President, G. Wayne Clough, stepped down on July 1, to accept a...
T-book print edition revived after 40 year hiatus
For the first time in 40 years, the T-Book has resurfaced as a printed edition on the Tech campus. The T-Book can be easily identified...