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Signal Wins Top Georgia College Press Awards
In a record showing, The Signal took home seven of the Georgia College Press Association’s top awards Feb. 2 and reclaimed the coveted “General Excellence” award for the second time in three years.
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Atlanta Photographer Focuses on Patagonia’s Ice Structures
Sometimes momentous, life-changing decisions can only be made in a single, radical moment – as Claude Wegscheider might tell you.
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Show Us Some Respect
Last week, I decided to do a little survey in one of my classes regarding student support of Georgia State athletics.
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Lichtenstein: More Than a Tax Haven
Although only 62 square miles large and landlocked with a population of 35,000, Liechtenstein in Central Europe maintains the highest gross domestic product per capita of any country in the world.
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German Chamber Tours Novelis Research Center
Tucked away in a nondescript building in Kennesaw, it would be easy to mistake Novelis Inc.’s state-of-the-art Global Research & Technology Center for a humdrum corporate office.
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Signal Wins Top Georgia College Press Awards
In a record showing, The Signal took home seven of the Georgia College Press Association’s top awards Feb. 2 and reclaimed the coveted “General Excellence” award for the second time in three years.
Read MoreAPD: Armed off-duty officer subdued school shooter
Authorities expect the 14-year-old victim of a middle school shooting in Southeast Atlanta to leave Grady Hospital tonight, and they credit an armed school resource officer for subduing and arresting the shooter.
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Atlanta Photographer Focuses on Patagonia’s Ice Structures
Sometimes momentous, life-changing decisions can only be made in a single, radical moment – as Claude Wegscheider might tell you.
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Four Reasons the Students Deserve a Special SGA Election
Based on what The Signal has learned about the circumstances involving the former SGA presidential candidate Christian Hill’s disqualification and the subsequently scandalous election results, I’ve decided to write up a few reasons why I think the elections should be appealed and their results substituted in a special election.
Journalism and Tragedy: Telling the Stories in a Way That Matters
This afternoon I was on Twitter when I heard about the attacks in Boston.
Red & Black and Patronizing All Over?
Every year, writer and editors from virtually every major and minor college newspaper in the state of Georgia descend on Athens for a weekend full of sessions, workshops and probably more than a little bit of partying (let’s be honest).
Give the Falcons Their Due
Coming off a spectacular blowout of last year’s Super Bowl winners last week and a convincing defeat of the Detroit Lions on Saturday to secure the No. 1 NFC seed and home field advantage throughout the playoffs, the Atlanta Falcons are arguably the team to beat this year.
A GSU J-School Requires Money & Time
There’s an old saying in America that nothing is certain but death and taxes. Put another way, everything revolves around time and money — and such is similarly true for Georgia State’s Journalism Program.
Show Us Some Respect
Last week, I decided to do a little survey in one of my classes regarding student support of Georgia State athletics.
Sending the Right Message
Last month, the Fulton County School System reported former Milton High School’s head boys basketball coach, David Boyd, to the state sports association for “undue influence” in persuading star athletes to transfer to the school, questionable behavior many see as unfairly helping the team advance to state championship titles.
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- The Georgia State blog has movedThe AJC has its own new version of Panthersville. That’s right, the blog has moved. Please bookmark this site. You’ll notice there will now be a blog and a news feed. The blog will be reserved for opinion and analysis, such as the “Three thoughts” or “Catching up…” with items. The news feed will contain news (duh!), features and game stories. You will now be […]
- Catching up with new GSU line coach Harold EtheridgeThis is another in an occasional series of interviews with the new assistant coaches that will work with new coach Trent Miles at Georgia State. Next up is offensive line coach Harold Etheridge: Q: As someone who was with Trent Miles at Indiana State, what was key in getting that program headed in a positive direction? A: No. 1, we went out and recruited goo […]
- Three thoughts on the new coaching staff at Georgia StateHopefully you read the first of an occasional series of interviews I’m doing with the new football coaching staff at Georgia State, led by Trent Miles. I met with three coaches on Wednesday, Jesse Minter, Harold Etheridge and J.D. Williams, and hope to meet with more in the next two weeks. (I also apologize it has taken so long. I had planned to do this in D […]
- R.J. Hunter enjoying his Georgia State experienceHe’s a leading scorer, a leader, and even a Diaper Dandy. It’s been an interesting few months for Georgia State’s R.J. Hunter. Playing for his dad for the first time, with all of the pressures that can come with that, Hunter is thriving as a freshman on Georgia State’s basketball team. He has played so well, already winning four conference rookie of the week […]
- Catching up with Georgia State DC Jesse MinterThis is the first in an occasional series of interviews with the new assistant coaches that will work with new coach Trent Miles at Georgia State. First up is defensive coordinator Jesse Minter: Q: What is your defensive philosophy? A: We want to be attacking. We want to put our players in the best position to be successful. The No. 1 thing is take away what […]
