2008 Woodie Awards
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Erratic E-Mail Accounts Confuse and Irritate at UWG
This year seems to have West Georgia students more divided than ever. From this year's election to football rivalries, there only seems to be one thing that truly unites all UWG students: their dismay with the campus e-mail.…
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Its Officially Basketball Season!Three From Downtown with Coach Page
It is officially basketball season now, the leaves are changing colors, and the moon is causing a shift of sports enthusiasts from football fanatic freaks to basketball bleacher creatures.
My goal is to help guide all basketball fans along the golden street of opportunity and know-how throughout this season by answering your questions regarding Division II basketball.…
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Students Grow Out Beards for Darfur
The genocide in Darfur has already claimed the lives of as many as 400,000 civilians and displaced an estimated 2.5 million people since 2003. Many people want to do something to help, most just don't know how.…
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Proposition 8: Triumph of DemocracyLaissez-Faire with Jacob Lovell
I've written a number of articles for this publication that have broken down the flawed dogma of democracy. I wrote that voting is a virtually costless mechanism to rob from others through government action, and that individual voters are wasting their time by even going to the polls because of the near impossibility of being the marginal voter.…
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Everyone Loves The Bug Zappers
The Bug Zappers are a local band that started off as friends jamming out in late 2006 and grew into a Carrollton sensation. The members of The Bug Zappers are a diverse collection of talented musicians who enjoy living life and try to express that feeling through the music they play.…
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In The Spotlight: Mitch Gray, Wolves Announcer
Mitch Gray's energy reminds some of e a scene out of "Leave it to Beaver," where Wally and the Beave come bursting out of the door. Imagine two Wallys and the picture of little Robert Mitch Gray comes alive.…
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Economists agree that labor unions are singlehandedly destroying much of U.S. industry, even as demand for goods around the world explodes. Demanding higher wages in the face of increased competition leads to closure, plain and simple. |
Please, not another bailoutFrom The Desk of Ellis Smith
One of the virtues of capitalism is that it allows us to fail. The fear of failure is one of the driving forces that causes individuals, companies, and even governments to attempt, with few exceptions, to aspire to excellence.…
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