by Philemon Isaiah Amos in News
On April 22, 1970, America celebrated its very first Earth Day. Founded by Senator Gaylord Nelson, Nelson sought to address and inform the general public about the environmental problems plaguing the earth, such as pollution, biodiversity, and global warming; in addition, Senator Nelson strived to encourage politicians and the general public to implement helpful environmental ideas.
in Opinion
First and foremost, I am not ashamed to say that I support Dr. Sewell's e-mails to the anonymous student that were also reportedly received by many other black students on campus. If you would allow me to clarify, I would be honored to explain why a white, recent graduate of UWG, is supporting what many are taking as actions of philandering at best, and racist at worst.
At the Movies
by Grant Wallace & Danielle Davidson in Arts and Entertainment
With schooling ending in barely two weeks, the summer will be soon upon us and you will be forced with that timely routine question of "what's coming out this summer?" Danielle and I have decided to construct a list of what to look for this summer, good and bad.
by Steven A. Gilley in Sports
Usually when a star player from West Georgia competes in the Gulf South Conference Tournament, they can only go as far as their team goes and when the team loses, the season is ultimately over.
However, UWG Senior golfer Brandon Bennett was given the opportunity to keep playing after he was selected to compete in the NCAA Division II South/South Central Super Regional.
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