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Blog: The Real Side of Long Distance Relationships in College

This post originally appeared on ourhousegsu, a blog for students in the Campus Journalism First Year-Experience class at Georgia Southern University. I am doing something different, and talking about the sad experiences I feel here at Georgia Southern. In...

October 19, 2018  By Vanessa Ramirez   Posted In  Community  Reflections 
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Breaking Things Off is Hard, But Worth It

By Christina McKinley, Freshman, Writing and Linguistics We are taught from an early age that we have to do our best to understand others, to put aside our anger and disagreements and to love one another despite our differences. Learning to see all sides...

April 10, 2018  By Reflector Community    Posted In  Community  Reflections 
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Monday (noun): The Second Day of the Week

Congratulations, you’ve lived to see another Monday. Yay for you! I have some fantastic news: If you can make it through this Monday, you officially have only SIX Mondays left in the semester (excluding the glorious Thanksgiving break). So you should...

October 16, 2017  By Dana Lark   Posted In  Features  Reflections  Uncategorized 
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GS Professor Overcomes Obesity, Runs 18th Triathlon

After waiting in line for two long hours, it’s finally the Sneathen family’s turn to board the infamous ride at Harry Potter World. The ride attendant locks each of them into their seat by pulling a gate over their heads. When the attendant gets to Dwight...

October 10, 2017  By Dana Lark   Posted In  Community  Fitness  Health & Fitness  Reflections 
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The King Steps Down: The Story of Statesboro’s Most Notorious Resident

When Chuck Berrett* walks through a doorway he commands attention. Seldom the loudmouthed type, he is preceded instead by the late nights spent with the patrons of nearly every back-alley dive bar in Statesboro. Whether through halfhearted, knowing smiles...

October 6, 2017  By Casey Rohlen   Posted In  Features  Reflections  Uncategorized 
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Georgia Southern Traditions

Traditions are what allow us to remember where we came from while striving to become who we want to be. Georgia Southern was founded in 1908, and with over 100 years of history comes the traditions that we have all come to know and love. While GS has many...

October 5, 2017  By Brooke Thompson   Posted In  Community  Reflections  Uncategorized 
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The Mystery of a King Among Cars

For years, I’ve walked through lot 42 on the GS campus and marveled at the mystery car. For starters, you can’t miss it. A large vehicle alone, of an unfamiliar make and model, is covered in a bright bumblebee yellow. I wanted to know one thing: Who owns...

September 26, 2017  By Dana Lark   Posted In  Community  Reflections  Uncategorized 
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A Date with Destiny (and Hurricane Irma)

Long before it made landfall, the world had it’s eyes on Hurricane Irma. Prior to making landfall on the continental U.S., Irma broke the record for the longest sustained Category 5 hurricane.   "I see you girl" - Riley Curry An interesting enough...

September 19, 2017  By Dana Lark   Posted In  Reflections  Uncategorized 
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Sounds of Silence: The Secret Life of Gus

After his last phone conference of the day, Gus stands up and straightens his papers. He nudges his Adrian Peterson bobble-head, creating the illusion of a nodding appreciation for another hard day of labor, and he sets out for the door. “Later,...

September 18, 2017  By Casey Rohlen   Posted In  Features  Reflections  Uncategorized 
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An Ode to the Georgia Southern Tailgate

“Hey ladies, hey fellas, hey gentlemen, one more time for the greatest team in America.” – Coach Erk Russell   The alarm sounds early Saturday morning, a college students dawn, around 8:30 A.M. You press snooze once, maybe twice, but the excitement...

September 6, 2017  By Araya Jackson   Posted In  Community  Reflections  Sports 
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