Lance Armstrong confesses to doping, blood transfusions, to win
by Anna Cabe Managing Editor, Online In an interview with Oprah yesterday night, Lance Armstrong publicly admitting to doping. “This is too late, it’s too late for probably most people. And that’s my fault,” he said in an interview aired Thursday night. “(This was) one big lie, that I repeated a lot of times.” Armstrong […]
Georgians divided on controversial social issues
by Kelsey Gay Managing Editor, Content “God is great, pot is good,” said waitress Danielle Fischer when asked about her views on marijuana. Fischer, a 19-year-old Independent from Philadelphia, said she supported Gary Johnson in the 2012 presidential race, in favor of his drug policy reform. When asked about the recent legalization of marijuana, Fischer […]
Gen. David Petraeus resigns as director of CIA
by Anna Cabe Managing Editor, Online On Friday, Gen. David Petraeus resigned from his position as director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). An extramarital affair was cited as the reason for his resignation. Michael Morell, deputy CIA director, replaced Petraeus as the acting director. The affair was uncovered by the FBI, while they were […]
Future of GA Archives Uncertain
by Dina Alvarado Staff Writer The Georgia Archives were scheduled to close to the public on Nov. 1 due to lack of funding. Governor Nathan Deal and Secretary of State Brian Kemp announced on Oct. 18 that the state would restore $125,000 to the Secretary’s budget to keep the archives open until June 30 of […]
Editorial: Vice Presidential Debate in Retrospect
by Meredith Thomason Staff Writer On Thursday, Oct. 11, Vice President Joe Biden and Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan met at Centre College in Danville, Ky to debate on the topic of foreign and domestic policy. The debate was moderated by ABC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Martha Raddatz. This debate was something […]
