by Mercedes McGraw, contributor Festivals can be an enjoyable event of live music, tasty food and exchanges amongst friends and strangers. A sea of people can bond over their favorite
Lies are bad. Any average Joe would agree. Yet, according to a 2010 study, average Joes lie an average of 1.6 times a day. We tell ourselves that not all
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by Hally Joseph, staff writer Whether you like it or not, online dating is happening. It’s more than happening, it’s booming, with one out of five relationships beginning online. The
by Jordan Bailey, photo editor. Life in the beautiful, historic neighborhood of Inman Park is worth juggling a part-time job as a full time SCAD student and a fifteen minute drive
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by Hally Joseph, staff writer These days, everything seems to be bad for us, from gluten in our food to chemicals in cans of Febreze. One look at the ingredients
According to a recent New York Times article, the new rubric for encompassing sexual diversity outside of vanilla heterosexuality is L.G.B.T.Q.I.A. That’s right. Three more letters have been added. Q
Every quarter, we brace ourselves and our wallets for the ordeal of purchasing textbooks. Sometimes, we luck out with a $15 anthology or an $8 reference book. Sometimes our instructors