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Archive for December, 2008

Nov. 18 8:48 p.m. — A student began yelling at a professor during class. The student was asked to leave and security was notified. Nov. 19 8:30 a.m. — A student became very ill in a computer lab. The ambulance was called to transport the student to the hospital for evaluation.

Nov. 6 3:05 p.m. — Security was notified that a student was having a seizure on 5A office floor. The student was seen by the fire department EMTs and was transported to a hospital. Nov. 8 2:45 a.m. — An unknown person painted graffiti on the exit side of the rear tunnel to the parking…

By Saria Canady Christy Fike knew there had to be something more to life. She’d spent years working unfulfilling jobs, including a spell at Starbucks and a stint at a nanny agency, none of which allowed her to fully use her undergraduate degree in communications.

By Jack Huang Have you noticed a peculiar line that has popped up in recent films, whether main stream or independent, that sounds something like, “You are a strong, confident, beautiful, independent woman”? It’s usually uttered by the female protagonist’s best friend before the climax. You know, the line that’s been shallowly used in every…

By Gray Chapman SCAD recently purchased the former WXIA building on Peachtree Road, making it the fifth building to join the expanding SCAD-Atlanta campus. The building, located just two blocks from the SCAD-Atlanta main campus, will house SCAD-Atlanta’s film and digital media program, including animation, broadcast design and motion graphics, interactive design and game development,…