It’s no secret that I have been a metal-head since well before my adult life, and of all the fads and phases that ran their course in my life as an American youth, Metal has been the constant – the most steadfast item in my varied toolbox of passions. Unlike my interest in fixing fabulous [&hell
By Michael Jewell I don’t wish for a happy New Year anymore. At this point in my life, I avoid sentimental wishes, especially as the bubble of college that like-it-or-not, insulated me quite comfortably from the calamity befalling the world around me, draws close to bursting. I now have to rise or
Jan. 7 1:20 p.m.— A SCAD student reported to security that someone had stolen her bicycle from a bike rack at Morris Hall. She said that she had placed her bike in the rack without securing it, and went into Morris Hall at 12:15 p.m. She said when she returned at 1:20 p.m., her bike […]
Jan. 5 7 a.m.— Security was notified that the front door to York Hall was unsecured. The card access system had unsecured the door earlier than the 8:30 a.m. normal opening time. Security monitored the entrance until the York Hall staff arrived. 6:05 p.m.— Security responded to a smoke alarm act
Jan. 2 No activity reported Jan. 3 4:50 a.m.— Security responded to a fire trouble alarm activation at the Student Center. Security determined it was a false alarm. 10:15 a.m.— Security was notified that there was a vehicle alarm going off in the Oglethorpe House parking lot. Security met with t
By Travis Walters At the dawn of each new year we are normally inundated with doomsday scenarios of the coming apocalypse. That did not occur this year, I think, largely because of just how bad we’re doing. War, the breakdown of our financial system, an energy crisis and many other things have
“Working with outstanding people like Michael Dixon.” Evinn Quinn Industrial Design / Fourth-year Atlanta “Getting to know my new residents.” Kiyoshi Kidd Broadcast Design and Motion Graphics / Second-year Buffalo, N.Y. “Getting involved with the community.” Krist
Approximately 200 new and transfer students attended Winter orientation events held at the Student Center on Saturday, Jan. 3. One of the events – the College Services Fair, showcased various groups such as SCAD Security, eLearning, Student Media, Intramurals and Student Employment. Photo by Travi