By Arianna Marks If you are a fan for any Georgia team, you know it can become difficult to root for them. During recent years, Georgia teams were points either a play away from becoming champions, or at the bottom of the barrel in their respective sports. Sometimes you can pinpoint what went wrong, other…
A Win for Women in Politics
By Yana Obiekwe With the 2018 Midterm elections coming to a closes, it is always nice to reflect on what progress in change, if any, has been made. The United States has seen a great deal of change in their demographics in Congress across the country, but perhaps the newest group that is rapidly emerging…
“Is it Worth it?”
By Chelsey Perry “Is it worth it?” This is the thought that replays over and over again in my mind. I can sit back and get lost in the song Waves by Kanye West, but I can’t loosen the thought that repeats over and over again in my head when I’m listening to it. “Slavery…
Senior Sit Down: University of Georgia Class of 2019 (A Short Film)
By Lyndsey Jackson Producer’s Note: “A Letter to My Freshman Year Self” Senior Sit Down Dear Lyndsey, Freshman year was hard. You dealt with stress, home sickness and the loss of a grandparent all in one year. You didn’t know what to major in or what you wanted to do after college. However,…
You’ve Got Time
By Kerbi Rucker It seems like was just yesterday, we were in our senior year of high school applying for colleges. We had it all figured out. I don’t know about everyone else, but I knew exactly what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. No one could tell me that it…
Expanding the College Playoffs
By Arianna Marks Four is the number of college teams that makes the College Football Playoffs each year. There is a total of 130 teams in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS.) In 2013, the NCAA started a new system to determine who is the nation’s best football team. The NCAA elects former and…
Black Classics: The ones that are Actually Good, Sometimes Forgotten, and Overrated?
By Jayla Johnson Growing up as an African American, watching certain movies deemed as ‘Black Classics’, seemed to be a part of my culture. Some of these movies would include the Friday Series, House Party, Boyz N the Hood, Coming to America, etc. Many of these classics speak volumes in their own way to many…
Georgia Basketball Electrifies Stegeman on Opening Day
By Andrew Frierson There was a whole new atmosphere surrounding Stegeman Coliseum on Friday night as both the men’s and women’s Georgia basketball teams played their first game of the 2018-2019 season. The student section was flooded with red and black along with the rest of the arena to watch the number fourteen ranked Georgia…
War Who?
By Sydney Gibbs After an extremely long four weeks, Georgia fans gathered into well-beloved Sanford Stadium for Saturday in Athens. It wasn’t just any Saturday either, it was the 123rd edition of the deep south oldest football rivalry between the Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers. Does not matter how good or bad a team is, rivalry games…
An Open Letter to My Ex
By Tyler Norman I am confused. I am angry. I am conflicted. Why? Not really sure… It’s just hard to find somebody like, like him. I want someone to laugh, cry, and grow with – a friend. Now, I have friends but, I just don’t have him. I don’t have someone to call at any…
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