By: Jacqueline Van de Velde After facing off against France’s Goliath, the now former president Nicholas Sarkozy, Francois Hollande was elected as president of France last week by a narrow margin. He steps into his position burdened with lofty expectations: [...]
By: Jonathan Klein Just two weeks after the Egyptian government threatened to cut off access to the web, in mid-January millions of Internet users realized their worst fears: they couldn’t load sites that played pivotal roles in their lives. Across [...]
By: Park MacDougald Can a Socialist knock some economic sense into the Eurozone? Socialism and neo-liberal economics don’t traditionally go hand in hand. Here in the Land of the Free, “socialist” is a favorite epithet used by those on the [...]
By: Megan White On the outermost surface, King David, Daniel LaRusso, and Norway do not appear to have much in common. One is a biblical ruler, another is a martial arts enthusiast, and another is a mid-sized Scandinavian nation. One [...]
By: Emily Kopp “The times they are a changin’.” No, really. The U.S. federal executive branch continues to expand its jurisdiction, a ruthless dictator in the Middle East exerts a systematic daily bloodbath against his own people in a frenzied [...]
By: Ronnie Kurtz “I love Fidel Castro.” By now, Miami Marlins’ manager Ozzie Guillen’s statements made in an interview with Time magazine have become a quote heard ‘round the world. And if you’ve been paying attention to the media firestorm [...]
By: Jacqueline Van de Velde After facing off against France’s Goliath, the now former president Nicholas Sarkozy, Francois Hollande was elected as president of France last week by a narrow margin. He steps into his position burdened with lofty expectations: [...]
By: Jonathan Klein Just two weeks after the Egyptian government threatened to cut off access to the web, in mid-January millions of Internet users realized their worst fears: they couldn’t load sites that played pivotal roles in their lives. Across [...]
By: Jonathan Klein After serving for nine years in the Marine Corps, Sergeant Gary Stein now faces the prospect of finding a new job. Last week, Sgt. Stein appeared before an administrative review board tasked with determining whether Stein would [...]
Recently, GPR editors Onica Matsika and Stephanie Talmadge had the pleasure of attending a meet and greet with Congressman Jack Kingston (GA-1). The room in UGA’s Caldwell Hall filled quickly as students from all walks of campus anticipated a visit [...]
By: Emily Kopp “The times they are a changin’.” No, really. The U.S. federal executive branch continues to expand its jurisdiction, a ruthless dictator in the Middle East exerts a systematic daily bloodbath against his own people in a frenzied [...]
By: Tia Ayele Woe is the political party that fails to adhere to the SGA election code – that was the message immediately understood by the reDefine political party at the election committee hearing last Thursday. The SGA election committee [...]
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