PODCAST: About last night… (Jan. 21)
January 21, 2012 by ADAM CARLSON and RACHEL G. BOWERS
Filed under Audio, Multimedia, Variety
Editor’s note: There’s always so much going on everywhere in Athens: bands and classes and downtown shenanigans. How to keep it all straight? Welcome to “About last night…,” hosted by variety editor Adam Carlson: a weekly podcast which hopes to review and digest the Week That Was and the Week Ahead. On deck for the [...]
Remember how you got into your cap and gown this graduation
December 15, 2011 by RACHEL G. BOWERS
Filed under Columns, Featured, Opinions
My cap and gown will likely be wrinkled when I throw it on Friday. I will likely trip more than once during commencement. And my mom will likely adjust my outfit more than I thought possible before we take a slew of pictures outside of Stegeman Coliseum. But that’s fine. These last four and a [...]
SGA president finds balance in life’s races
December 7, 2011 by RACHEL G. BOWERS
Filed under Featured, News, Student Groups
Mallory Davis runs. From the minute her feet touch the floor each morning before the sun peaks over the horizon until she calls it a day at about 1 or 2 a.m. every night, she is on the move. She runs the University’s Student Government Association as its president. She darts from her early morning [...]
OUT & ABOUT: What’s happening in Athens (Dec. 3)
December 3, 2011 by Red Black staff
Filed under Out & About, Variety
Events Athens Indie Craftstravaganzaa Where: Ben’s Bikes When: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Price: Free Contact: athensindiecraftstravaganzaa.com 26th Annual Sleighbell 5k Run/Walk Where: Sandy Creek Park When: 7:30 a.m. Price: $18 (adv.)/$23 Contact: eastgeorgia.redcross.org Bigger Vision Holiday Fashion Show Where: Georgia Theatre When: 11 a.m. Price: $25 (student)/$35 Contact: georgiatheatre.com A Taste of the Holiday Season Where: East Athens Educational Dance Center When: 1 p.m., [...]
OUR TAKE: Redaction infraction
December 1, 2011 by ADAM CARLSON
Filed under Opinions, Our Take
It is unthinkable. The University must be more careful with how it handles the names of those who bring complaints of sexual harassment. They aren’t just unprotected — they’re open and available, for a small fee through the University Office of Public Affairs. Indeed, in researching the allegations of sexual harassment against Paul Roman, a [...]
MAN ON THE STREET: Sleep texting?
November 30, 2011 by RACHEL G. BOWERS
Filed under Health, News, Student Groups
People today are constantly plugged in to the world around them. With smart phones and social media technology constantly evolving, it’s easy to always be in communication with your closest friends – even in your sleep! More and more people are sending text messages in their sleep, and sleep specialists say it’s because they are more stressed out than ever. An overload [...]
Jaywalkers, please don’t make me hit you
November 30, 2011 by RACHEL G. BOWERS
Filed under Columns, Opinions
Please, jaywalkers, step right out in front of a moving car. Don’t let the flashing red hand deter you from your destination. It’s not like this SUV will cream you as it rolls down the street. Darting out in front of cars left and right, jaywalkers on campus apparently don’t understand they can be the next [...]
REAL MEN EAT PLANTS: A plant-eater’s guide for obtaining a strong, muscular physique
November 28, 2011 by ROBYN ABREE
Filed under Ampersand, Life
Chris Jordan is a man’s man. On any given day, you can find the long-time boxer and fitness fanatic throwing punches, lifting weights, or teaching sweat-inducing boxing and kick-boxing classes at Ramsey. For Jordan, exercise is more than a hobby, and from the looks of his muscular frame, it’s his life. But the boxing vet [...]
Dining in Venice
November 28, 2011 by PATRICK MCGINN
Filed under Ampersand, Arts, Cooking
Athens dream pop darlings Venice is Sinking gave ampersand a glimpse into its musical appetites. “We go on tour for a couple of things. We like to see places. But really … we just like to eat at these places,” says Lucas Jensen, drummer. The entrance … Jensen answers the door with a La Playa [...]
Food for thought
November 28, 2011 by SATYAM KASWALA
Filed under Ampersand, Arts
Eastern philosophies hold that we absorb part of the consciousness of the things we eat. But too often, musicians have treated these things lightheartedly, relegating them to the sugary status of novelty songs. Yet these bold songs have used food in darker ways as potent metaphors to register their discontent with the world. Strange [...]
