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Home Sweet Home
RIP: Techwood Dorm By Joanna Xiao, Aerospace Engineering Student In 1992, the Yellow Jacket football team was celebrating its 100th anniversary, BellSouth Mobility was selling a Tech-themed blue and gold Motorola phone, and Peter Stewart, CE 96, was wandering through campus in search of McDaniel Dormitory.
Mini World Cup kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month
Last Friday, Sept. 20, at Roe Stamps Field, an airhorn blared over “Party in the U.S.A.” by Miley Cyrus to signal players that it was once again time to enter the field. Braving almost 90-degree weather, teams ran out to fight for glory in the 10th annual Mini World Cup. The Mini World Cup, hosted by Intercultural Student Programs and the Georgia Tech Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), invited students to play for one of 12 Hispanic countries in a one-day soccer tournament.
Students share opinions on presidential debate
Last Tuesday, many students across campus tuned in to watch the first presidential debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, which sparked mixed emotions among student voters. With only two months to go in an unpredictable campaign, the debate was a highly anticipated event where voters could gauge how well the candidates responded under pressure from their opponents and hear contrasting plans for the country.
Green cleaning workshop promotes clean living
Last Wednesday, Tech community members, University of Georgia Family and Consumer Sciences (UGA FACS) Extension Agents, and a bright-eyed tuxedo kitten congregated under the Community Garden pavilion to learn about sustainable cleaning practices.
EMS at Tech looks out for students on campus
At 9:45 p.m. on Wet Friday, EMS at Tech (EMSaT) maneuvered through crowds in the Greek Sector to set up their signature hydration station, encouraging people to drink water throughout the night. They had plans to stay until 1 a.m., but by 11:30, they were out of water. EMSaT, formerly GT EMS, is the first collegiate emergency medical services (EMS) branch within the University System of Georgia.
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