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The Colonnade Opinion

The battle for the worst apartment complex

Which is worse: Revelry Farts or Smellamy?
Andrew Oldham, Opinion Editor September 27, 2023

At this point, it is a canon experience for first-year college students everywhere to live in housing that is suspect at best. No matter where one goes to school, as a freshman in the dorm, you can be...

Julia Jensen, Art director

Dear Freshman

Paige Blakemore, A&L Editor September 25, 2023

I can still vividly remember the moment I watched my mom gently close the door behind her as she walked out of my freshman door with tears in her eyes, and a few escaping mine. As the door shut, I was...

The evolution of ChatGPT and AI intelligence

The evolution of ChatGPT and AI intelligence

The new asset journalists can use to their advantage
Hannah Adams, Asst. Opinion Editor April 20, 2023

The use of AI technology has been on an incline since the earliest successful invention in 1951. More recent advancements of these processes have led some to feel uneasy that they will lose their value...

Parasocial celebrity bonds

Parasocial celebrity bonds

And why the public went too easy on Johnny Depp
Hannah Adams , Asst. Opinion Editor April 20, 2023

In the summer of 2022, actor Johnny Depp famously sued his ex-wife Amber Heard on grounds of defamation and slander to his name. The case, which was broadcasted live on an array of television platforms,...

The Trump Indictment

The Trump Indictment

Adam Lamparello, J.D., Asst. Professor of Criminal Justice April 5, 2023

Donald Trump has been indicted. Although this is not a surprising development, it is not a good day for the rule of law or for public confidence in our institutions.   To begin with, a grand jury...

The U.S. Citizenship test is nearly impossible to pass. That needs to end. Now.

The U.S. Citizenship test is nearly impossible to pass. That needs to end. Now.

Hannah Adams , Asst. Opinion Editor April 5, 2023

Within the past few months, I have been required to take the Georgia and U.S. legislative tests that are required by state law to be completed by students pursuing higher education. Students must pass...

Society and Empathy

Society and Empathy

Abigayle Allen, Opinion Editor April 5, 2023

Growing up in a progressive society introduces changes that people must adjust to. Due to the skyrocketing success of many social media platforms, many people have the ability to address issues or other...

The banking crisis of 2023 vs. college students

Abigayle Allen, Opinion Editor April 5, 2023

What is the banking industry as a whole? The banking industry is a crucial component of the global economy, providing financial services such as lending, deposit-taking and investment management to...

Art is not only for the left-brained

Art is not only for the left-brained

it is a universal method of communication
Hannah Adams, Asst. Opinion Editor March 9, 2023

For centuries, art has been a method of intuitive communication that sparks a certain type of feeling in its beholder. Each person perceives art differently. Some people have a stronger connection to it...

What makes you hungry?

What makes you hungry?

Abigayle Allen, Opinion Editor March 9, 2023

A couple of weeks ago, my senior-seminar professor plainly asked my peers and I “what makes you hungry?” This question has lingered in the back of my mind since that class period. To be such a simple...

Life beyond the haze

Life beyond the haze

Abigayle Allen, Opinion Editor March 8, 2023

TRIGGER WARNING: This article includes conversations about different substances that college kids may or may not abuse. When was the last time you used a substance? Many students at GC have this...

Book Bans in the Education System

Book Bans in the Education System

A protection of innocence or an abuse of control?
Hannah Adams, Asst. Opinion Editor February 28, 2023

In public education systems, the term “book banning” is used when a certain piece of literature is prohibited from being taught in schools, included on reading lists or being housed in libraries. The...

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