Oct. 19 8:40 a.m.— Security responded to a vehicle accident in the physical resources parking lot. The accident involved SCAD personnel. No injuries were reported and both parties declined to have the police notified. Pictures were taken of the accident. 9:30 a.m.— Security responded to a vehicl
By Miles Johnson When people hear that I’m from a Chicago suburb, they usually follow up with a comment about the brutal Chicago winters. Although I live 42 miles west of the city, I don’t correct these people and speak of the freezing Batavia winters. It has always been in Chicago that I’ve f
By Myrriah Gossett The holidays are full of family, friends, food and odd traditions. Hailing from the Great White North, or Canada for all the people who don’t know who Bob and Doug are, we celebrate an extra holiday besides Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Boxing Day is something that eludes mos
The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center and S.C.O.R.E. (Service Corps of Retired Executives) are co-sponsoring two workshops on starting a business. Each workshop is a three-hour class, and the workshops are scheduled for 6 p.m. Jan. 14 or Jan. 28 at the Small Business Assistance
By Ben Wright Tyler Steen, 21 years old and an industrial design major from Connecticut was found dead in an alley on Congress Lane Dec. 14. The whys and wherefores are still being worked out, but, as facts, they do little to describe the life, the warmth, the smile, the kindness and compassion that
Recently, the House took time out of its busy schedule fighting two wars and dealing with the economic crisis to discuss a matter of utmost importance. The proposed legislation- H.R. 390- would ban a game from referring to itself as the national championship, unless it’s the result of a playof
By Travis Walters Rupert Murdoch has recently laid the blame of the failing newspaper industry at the feet of Google. He claims that Google is stealing their content because they index it and send people to it when they’re looking for it. In a breathtaking display of the kind of thinking that&
By Myrriah Gossett Some people might be avid followers or fans of the new Television show “Cougarville”. This show, which I have only watched a few times, is based off of a real place, Sarasota, Fla., where middle-aged women, cougars, are on the hunt for much younger men. I grew up just south of
By Ben Wright As an industrial design student and curmudgeon, I tend to look at the world, and especially objects, with a critical eye. Sometimes this criticism is viewed as overly harsh, or perhaps even unwarranted; I say it’s deserved. Without people like me, the world would be a much happie
By Victoria Phetmisy Schools in America are facing a catastrophe. I used to think reforming healthcare should be the biggest issue in politics, but I’m starting to realize that we need to be pouring time into our education system. Because of the recession, a study done at the University of Washing