Dr. Sarah Dennis, a GSU political science professor, and eight students from her state and local government class traveled to New Orleans during the 2007 fall semester to conduct research related to the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina: Two Years Later.The group participated in a guided tour of the city, led by GSU alumnus Ed Scott, […]
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Start the semester off right!
As the new semester begins a new year, it’s easy to get behind on your studies. This semester is usually considered the relaxing semester, as there isn’t the same amount of hype as last semester.However, don’t get too relaxed. Classes are still under way, and every decision you make can and will affect you in […]
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Voices page gets new chief
Before I begin, I would like to introduce myself as Chris Harmon, the new Voices page editor. As the editor, I plan to stick to the importance of this page and that is to hear the opinions of students, not just from the writer’s point of view, but from students all over the campus. Many […]
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TB: What is your New Year’s resolution?
Korey CookLos Vegas, NevadaSenior”To be a changed man and be successful after graduation.” Brittany ParisDenver, ColoradoJunior “Not let petty things bother me anymore.” Chris WilliamsWhite Castle, LouisianaSenior “To be a better man.” Nyki CastonDallas, TexasSenior “Attend class everyday and attend bible study every Wednesday night.” Kandal ArthurSt. LuciaSophomore “To study and work harder than ever […]
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Magazine publisher says, ‘Enough is enough’
Today, we live in a society happy to watch Black people denigrate themselves, a culture that sees such self-denigration as a form of entertainment-and a lucrative one at that. The worst, most profane and self-destructive of the Black community are celebrated in comedy, music, television and film in the name of “keeping it real.” Worse, […]
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Zetas win show
Friday night was the jump off for Bayou Classic. The stands for the Greek Show were filled with excited fans screaming, dancing, and laughing along with the four sororities and four fraternities that stepped. Representing for GSU were Zeta Phi Beta, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Alpha Phi Alpha, and Omega Psi Phi.Grambling’s Zeta Phi Betas represented […]
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Grambling fans show spirit despite loss
Bayou Classic is one of the most anticipated football games of the season. The 34th annual brought out approximately 53 thousand fans. As I stepped on the field, I felt the spirit of competition in the atmosphere.Fans went crazy as the players from each team came out. The players looked enthusiastic and ready to play. […]
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Job Fair brings out students
It is an 18 year tradition that is hosted before the rival football game between Grambling and Southern, the State Farm Bayou Classic College and Job Fair. This year there were many in attendance in hopes to find the job, internship or the college of their dreams, “I just got hear and can’t wait to […]
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Nightlife is always worth it
Every year, thousands descend on New Orleans for the Bayou Classic. For every person who comes down for the game and Battle of the Bands, three are looking for a party.I know all the people that hit “The Big Easy” for the Classic aren’t there for Southern vs. Grambling. Over the last few years, I’ve […]