“Curtain Up” is a weekly performing arts review column exploring the vast and dynamic theater world in Atlanta. I am going to say this and then I am going
"The Culinary Tourist" is a weekly photo review of dining experiences in the Atlanta area. Some places are well-known and easily found. Others are uncommon and encourage searching the city. All are
by Jonny Velasquez Supply and demand is one cause of the astronomical increase in gas prices with no promise of returning to the affordable $2.50 a gallon – a vision
March 19-24 No incidents reported. March 25 11 p.m. - Security was notified there was an altercation between students in a room at the ACA residence hall. A laptop computer
“Better Than You” is a bimonthly column about ways for individuals to better themselves. From trying new foods to volunteer work, there are daily activities and tasks a person can
“Rules for One” is a bimonthly lifestyles column that investigates how to be successfully single. Men might make us crazy. But even more so, alcohol. And the two don’t mix
by Jonny Velasquez St. Patrick’s Day is not a nationally recognized holiday. Few towns celebrate it with parades and festivals. Irish people recognize their heritage wearing green clothing and kilts.
March 5 6:20 p.m. - A student was hit by a black SUV in the 1600 Peachtree St. parking deck. The driver stopped to ask the student if she was
March 12 No incidents reported. March 13 7:16 p.m. - A student tripped and fell at the 1600 Peachtree St. building and injured her arm. She was transported for medical
It was nearly 8:30 when we arrived at the Arena and parked in the expensive deck. Ricky and I are giddy as we make our way through the crowded parking
