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The Heartbeat Bill: a State of Change for Georgia

By: Michelle Manganiello Writer A recent phenomenon has Georgians on edge: The Heartbeat Bill. This bill, passed by Governor Brian Kemp, allows abortions to be banned as early as six weeks into pregnancy. The punishment for those who perform an abortion is a minimum of 10 years in prison. The bill instructs doctors to prohibit the abortion once a fetal heartbeat has been detected. Some … Continue reading The Heartbeat Bill: a State of Change for Georgia

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Malls: The End of an Era

By: Michelle Manganiello Writer If you are from the Alpharetta or Roswell area, you would recognize the words “North Point Mall” anywhere. This is where you got your American Girl doll at the American Girl store, where you made your first bear at Build-A-Bear, or where you met your friends in the food court or on the carousel. This was the place to be if … Continue reading Malls: The End of an Era

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Meet Our Spring 2019 Nominees: Nneka Okoro and Uzoamaka Chukka

Both were nominated for their outstanding commitment and dedicated efforts to making an impact on campus. Continue reading Meet Our Spring 2019 Nominees: Nneka Okoro and Uzoamaka Chukka

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The Life of a Student Actress

Kyanna “Kee-Kee” Simone Simpson, a third year entertainment and media studies major from Decatur, Ga. is living her dream. She is a full-time student at the University of Georgia, but she is also a successful actress. Continue reading The Life of a Student Actress

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I Hide

I will often tell someone I am Jewish. Just as often, I decide against it. Continue reading I Hide

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After The System

According to the Connection Homes website, in the United States there are up to 2 million young adults ages 18 to 24 who are homeless. More than 55,000 young adults become homeless each year and 27,000 become too old for foster care when they turn 18. Continue reading After The System

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Period Poverty in Athens

According to the United States Census Bureau, 12.7 percent of people in the U.S. live in poverty. In Athens-Clarke County, that number almost triples with 35.5 percent of people living in poverty. Continue reading Period Poverty in Athens

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Politics Never Sleep

How do you keep going when you lose? Even worse, how do you keep going when you feel like you’ve already won it all? Continue reading Politics Never Sleep

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“For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide when the Rainbow is Enuf” Highlighting Black Women’s Experiences

By: Rachel Yuan Online Section Writer This weekend, the Black Theatrical Ensemble held their fall semester performance in the Fine Arts Theater. The Black Theatrical Ensemble allows students to participate in and learn all aspects of putting on a production, from acting to behind-the-scenes work. They strive to showcase Afro-centric theater, by performing works by black writers or about the African-American experience. This semester, they … Continue reading “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide when the Rainbow is Enuf” Highlighting Black Women’s Experiences

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Books Finding Their Way to Athenians

By: Caitlyn Richtman Editor-In-Chief On a chilly November day, a young child skipped down Pulaski Street in Athens, his pudgy hand clutching his mother’s. He broke away from his mom when he spotted a small, red and white wooden box shingled with roof tiles standing tall in a Pulaski resident’s front yard. The child ran up to the box, opened it with a creak and … Continue reading Books Finding Their Way to Athenians

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Category: Features

The Heartbeat Bill: a State of Change for Georgia

Malls: The End of an Era

Meet Our Spring 2019 Nominees: Nneka Okoro and Uzoamaka Chukka

The Life of a Student Actress

I Hide

After The System

Period Poverty in Athens

Politics Never Sleep

“For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide when the Rainbow is Enuf” Highlighting Black Women’s Experiences

Books Finding Their Way to Athenians