The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
1 day ago
Oh wow! A gay couple! Look! It was a pretty girl with shiny hair and carefully applied makeup, as "normal" as they come, commenting for all to hear as she watched two young women in a restaurant downtown. She wrinkled her face in disgust and pointed at them.
The Tiger, Clemson University, SC
2 days ago by Rachel Sparks
As many of you, sadly, may not know, Friday, Sept. 26 marked the first in a series of four presidential debates. McCain and Obama went head to head on issues about the economy and foreign relations, and both candidates did exceedingly well. What greatly discourages me is the seemingly lack of student involvement in this election, no matter whether you identify with a donkey or elephant.
The Tiger, Clemson University, SC
2 days ago by Noah Welsh
History repeats itself. It always does. Adolph Hitler moronically invaded Russia not giving the armies of the Third Reich the time needed to avoid the Russian winter. His dictator idol, Napoleon, did just the same. These historical patterns, however, are not always political in nature.
The Tiger, Clemson University, SC
2 days ago by Bryan Cockfield
With various parts of the economy falling out of the sky, customers and investors in one regional bank are not worried about covering their heads. The sky above Branch Banking and Trust is still where it is supposed to be.
The southeastern bank otherwise known as BB&T is an anomaly in the banking industry today.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
4 days ago
Self-reporting arrests denies civil libertiesI am troubled by the administration's recent ruling that students must "self-report" any arrest. Rodney Bennett, vice president for student affairs, is quoted as saying, "We think students in general will buy into the spirit of what we are trying to accomplish here.
Signal & Urbanite, Georgia State University, GA
6 days ago by Jasmine Shergill
Barack Obama is the "biggest celebrity in the world," according to a campaign ad approved by presidential hopeful John McCain.
I couldn't really disagree until Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin came into the picture on August 29th as McCain's vice presidential pick.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
6 days ago
This column is for all my sexy ladies out there. The last few weeks of interviews and polling have shown there is a large potential for one of us to be in the White House this term. The bad news is, it's Sarah Palin. Although in the beginning it seemed as if John McCain chose her to attract Hillary's leftovers, it has become clearer that it is to make up for the values of the extreme right that he lacks.
2008 Woodie Awards
Vote Absentee
Displaying papers near zip 30535