MARTA seems like such a lonely place. There is always a bunch of people down in the train station, and yet, no one really interacts with each other — understandably, because if you make the mistake of talking to the wrong individual, they might actually engage in interesting conversation. You might make a new, real-life friend, and
we don’t want that.
Foundation classes. Everyone takes them. Some people take them seriously, others don’t.
By Thomas Taylor The Internet has become an affordable and efficient means of promotion through social networks and search engines, but the most personal method of self-promotion is blogging. With
Once in high school, a friend asked me what song I would want to have play every time I walked into a room. It’s the sort of question that made
“At this point, I’m not really sure what I’m going to do. I would like to work for an independent comic book company, but I have no idea how I’m going to do it. Right now, I just hope to graduate.” Angelica Vazquez, second-year sequential arts student, on plans for the future.
“I’m so excited that Luke Sullivan is coming to SCAD. He’s a huge name in advertising,” said third-year advertising design student Andi Denney in Savannah.
Even in this world of lackadaisical education and 140-character texting, there’s a little-known club of people who secretly call themselves grammarians. I don’t pretend to be one of them. In
