The Yung J and Big Smo Concert at Cowboys on Nov. 13 brought in a crowd of over 400 people. The majority of the fans arrived around 7:30 p.m. and Yung J opened for Big Smo around 9:00 p.m. Big Smo’s girlfriend made a guest appearance on stage as he […]
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Campus Stache Shaves Profits for Charity
Campus Stache is back on campus to supply students with customizable clothing and accessories and well as make a contribution to charity. Brittnee and Andrew Robinson, a brother-sister-duo, started the brand a little over a year ago right in their own home. The pair came up with the idea at […]
Freshman Senate Leads Charge for Progress
Two freshman senators are not leaving the proposals solely to upperclassmen this semester. Nick Russell and Will Gabelman proposed extensive bills with campus-changing potential at Tuesday’s SGA meeting. Deemed the “Volpe Library Standing Desk Act of 2013”, freshman senator Nick Russell proposed the bill in response to the health risks […]
Season for Change: Residential Life Hosts Tech for Tots
Tech’s Residence Hall Association is hosting Tech for Tots, a Toys for Tots campaign, Nov. 11 through Dec. 3. Lauren Johnson, assistant coordinator of Pinkerton Quad, said the Residential Life service committee is planning and coordinating the event. “We wanted something for the Christmas season,” Johnson said. “We decided to […]
Rocky Horror Sells Out Backdoor Playhouse
It was hard for those who came late to find a chair at the Rocky Horror Show. With lines out the door, excited playgoers scrambled to find a seat at the sold out show. The show kicked off on Halloween night with ushers in fishnets, heels, and makeup escorting individuals […]
ROTC is Back in Action
Tech is one of 13 schools nationwide that will continue its ROTC program after being informed of program closures last month. Tech’s ROTC program was one of 13 programs across the nation that was identified for closure which appeared to be linked to a budget decision and the Army’s desire […]
Guess Who’s Back?
John McGlone and his team of open-air preachers made their second appearance of the semester on South Patio Wednesday. This is the third time Pinpoint Evangelism has visited Tech’s campus in less than a year. For some students, it was the first time they had acknowledged the preachers and stopped […]
SGA Passes Bill for Students
SGA passed two bills Tuesday night that will affect both student parking and dining services. SGA passed the “Parking Lot Maintenance Act of Fall 2013” in order to better distinguish parking areas from non-parking zones for students and faculty. Senator Matthew Simpson proposed the bill in response to receiving a […]
Blindfolded Dinner Teaches a New Perspective
Tech’s community had a taste of what life is like with a visually impaired disability last week at “A New Perspective,” a residential life program created by the new Able Bodies Community club to raise awareness about visually disabilities. Participants began the night by being blindfolded. Next, they were handed […]
Student Conduct Distracts Performers
Every semester, students in various classes are required to attend concerts as a course requirement. However, Jennifer Shank, chair of the music department, said most students do not practice proper concert etiquette. “We love having an audience of students from all around campus, but being respectful to others attending and […]