News Articles
ASU Campus Health Center Proposed by SGA
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Students with a case of the sniffles may soon be able to find a remedy for their ills on campus. The Student Government Association (SGA) is working on a resolution that will approve a health clinic to open shop on campus. The project is in the planning stages, but those involved said that not only is a health clinic "conceivable," but it could open within the next 2 years.
Changes to Gun Law
How does it affect students?
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WHO: Georgia House of Representatives; particularly, the following representatives: ? Timothy Bearden, 68th district ? Billy Horne, 71st ? Rick Austin, 10th ? Alan Powell, 29th ? Sean Jerguson, 22nd ? Bobby Reese, 98th WHAT: House Bill 615- Firearms; carrying of concealed weapons; revise laws; provisions.
Bring Bikes Back!
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The streets will soon be filled with people sharing a passion for cycling, while also sharing lots of yellow bikes. The Augusta Yellow Bike Project is a community bike shop where people can come in and repair their own bikes or work on the bikes that have been donated to the project, regardless of experience.
Stay Away From the "Wagon to Disaster"
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The streets will soon be filled with people sharing a passion for cycling, while also sharing lots of yellow bikes. The Augusta Yellow Bike Project is a community bike shop where people can come in and repair their own bikes or work on the bikes that have been donated to the project, regardless of experience.
Mac Lab a "Tightly-run Facility"
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Allgood Hall's Mac Lab can be a difficult place for students to access. Jasper Cooke, director of public safety, said that the Mac Lab is operated by the communications department. Public Safety collaborates with the department to ensure that the rules in place are adhered to.
Coffee Grounds Help Flowers Blossom
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Recent years have shown an increase in society's attempt to "go green," and one franchise is cashing in on this trend with what it calls a "global responsibility." Starbucks Cafe began recycling its coffee grounds as part of an effort to go green in 1995.
ASU Crime Beat!
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Wed., Feb. 3 5:12 p.m. University Village Misdemeanor Subject was stopped while "riding dirty." For those over 30, this means he was speeding and laying drag. He was also arrested for being in possession of wacky weed. Tues., Feb. 9 5:15 p.m. University Village Miscellaneous Activity A public safety officer assisted Richmond County police officers in chasing three fleeing suspects.
Donate Books to Charity!
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The Books for Charity program is a nonprofit organization that strives for change in the lives of children who need it most. Kirsten and John O'Connor originally founded the organization in Bainbridge, N.Y., with the goal of bettering people and children through different media.
Math: It's Just Numbers
Some students struggle with Math anxiety
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A fear of math and the resulting dislike of the discipline as a whole is now being recognized as something more serious. To label math anxiety as "an ordinary fear of math" may not be altogether accurate. According to Nickie Reich, a math lecturer at Augusta State University, math anxiety is serious.