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As many of the Georgia Tech students know, a Waffle House will be opening up at Tech Square. This means that there will be food 24/7 around campus, especially for the fraternities. The Waffle House is owned by a recent Georgia Tech Alum and he was happy to show me and the Georgia Tech Alumni [...]

Ellen Dunham-Jones is a Georgia Tech architecture professor who recently wrote a book entitled “Retrofitting Suburbia.” This book discusses the possibilities of redesigning urban and suburban cities. The main emphasis is to reuse and recycle materials currently being used for future cities to allow for sustainable cities. Related Posts: Tech Square Waffle House Alex Gutierrez [...]

I had the opportunity to take photos for another Georgia Tech Alumni Association event, this time it was held at the Georgia Aquarium. I was pretty excited because I have never attended such a grandiose event before, especially at such a venue. The venue was simply breath taking, with everything falling into place. First is [...]

Georgia Tech commencement at the Alexander Memorial Coliseum took place on Saturday May 8, 2010. It was a momentous occasion for all the students attending, marking an end to a long journey of their lives. Students would now transition to the real world with work or graduate school. I could not believe that after five [...]

It is that time for graduating seniors, time to let loose before finals. Ramblin’ On, sponsored by the Georgia Tech Alumni Association, is an event to help celebrate the hard work everyone put in while attending Georgia Tech. It was a great way to end dead week, Georgia Tech’s last week of classes. Chick-Fil-A was [...]

Every year, Georgia Tech baseball goes up against UGA during the Spring Classic to raise money for Children’s Heathcare of America. I was pretty excited because its hosted in the Braves’ baseball stadium, Turner Field. Also it is a big game because every game because it is the cross state rival. It was predicted that [...]

Lucille O’Neal visited Georgia Tech’s Barnes and Noble on April 13, 2010 to promote her new book, “Walk Like You Have Somewhere to Go: From Mental Welfare to Mental Wealth.” The book is an autobiography on how she was able to work through her life starting from childhood, to a teenage mother, to a happily [...]

The Georgia Tech greek week is a week long event held during the spring semester of each year. It fosters one of the biggest events for Georgia Tech’s Greek community which is full of competition between various fraternities and sororities around campus. There are more than twenty events throughout the week that range from Tug-of-War, [...]

On April 9, 2010 the Georgia Tech Biotech quad played host to the fourth annual, TASA night market. TASA, The Taiwanese American Student Association, aims to educate others about Taiwanese culture and traditions. The night market is no exception to this as it allows students to immerse themselves in the food culture of Taiwan. While [...]

Every year, around after spring break has passed, the Georgia Tech student programs brings in a band for a Sting Break concert. Last year I covered the concert, which featured OAR and Parachute. Well this year, there was a different sound with opener Crash Kings and headliner JET. I remember the lighting was pretty impressive [...]