‘House’ season premiere shows weakness, but promise By Matt Braddick You’ve got to hand it to those creative minds behind the television drama powerhouse “House.” After spending three seasons firmly
Anime Weekend Atlanta welcomes all and loves them long time. By Jack Huang I’d like you to conjure a stereotypical image of an anime junkie from America in your head.
By Gray Chapman SCAD-Atlanta will host several new exhibitions this fall, featuring a variety of works and subject matters. The first to open was “Inside Outside,” a dual exhibition featuring
An interest meeting for students wanting to know more about off-campus programs overseas will be held in the Georgia conference room at 11 a.m. on Friday, Oct 3. Students interested
The High Museum of Art has sold over 35,000 advance ticket reservations for “The First Emperor: China’s Terracotta Army,” which opens Sunday, Nov. 16 and runs through April 18, 2009.
District, the student newspaper of SCAD-Savannah, has been selected as a finalist for an Associated Collegiate Press Pacemaker Award in the newspaper category. “The Pacemaker is often called the ‘Pulitzer
The Writing Center will be hosting a workshop entitled “Visually Speaking: Writing an Artist Statement.” This seminar will focus on creating and editing artist’s statements and will take place Tuesday,