Monthly Archives: April 2012
Fencing Club Strives to be More Competitive
BY: Shirey Daniel Shuffle, shuffle, squeak, clunk, ting, clang, beep, “Halt!” Those aren’t the sounds of someone rummaging through a heap of scrap metal or trying to find the right cooking pan in the cabinet. Those are the sounds … Continue reading
Kennesaw State University club baseball team in full swing
BY: Chris Nelson The Kennesaw State University Club Baseball team kicks off the 2012 season with three games against archrival Georgia Southern University, which is expected to be a thrilling series; KSU swept the season series last year. The 2011 … Continue reading
A Chance for Hope
BY: Kanan Pandya The India Run for Hope is creating a huge wave in Indian community by becoming its own nonprofit organization. The run, a 5K race scheduled for August, has established itself as a student run organization that has … Continue reading
After Thrashers left, hockey interest is still going strong
BY: Jens Byberg Even though the National Hockey League team has left Atlanta, the hockey interest in the metro area is still going strong; the true hockey fans are more loyal to the sport. When the Thrashers left many thought … Continue reading
Local filmmaker releases movie in unique ways
BY: Jessica Brown DALLAS, Ga. – A local filmmaker, who is not in it for the money, will release and distribute his first film this summer in a very unusual way. Chain Free Media Inc. released the trailer on YouTube … Continue reading
Sysco’s Cirque Du Sysco Tradeshow Just Around the Corner
BY: Amanda Shilt On March 6, Sysco Corp. will be hosting the Cirque Du Sysco tradeshow expo at the Georgia National Convention Center. Cirque De Sysco is a tradeshow held by Sysco, North America’s leading distributer of food service products. … Continue reading
Rewriting a Better Future
BY: Ray Coury Rebecca Coury is an English teacher at Cherokee High School in Acworth, Ga., and her main goal is to get students reading again. She believes that reading is an essential part of life and a tool that leads … Continue reading
Let the Healing Flow
BY: Ryan Teti Church in Kennesaw, Ga. is doing something few churches dare to do. Once a month, the church opens up its doors to anyone who is in need of prayer. The church calls it the Night of Healing … Continue reading
Kennesaw State University Builds New Themed Housing
BY: Samantha Kemmer Kennesaw State University is building a new phase of themed housing for upper-class students that is set to be opened for the fall semester of 2012. Since August of 2011, construction has … Continue reading
