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By Susan Kemp
Columnist
I get that we’re on the opposite side of the country and everything, but can we take a moment to reflect on the absolute disaster that is the California education system?
Let’s just say things have gone from bad to worse ever since west coasters parted ways with the Go...
First-year students Mirielle Jefferson, Alex Jeffers and Hyeonji Kim won Best of Show.
Photo by Susan Kemp
By Susan Kemp
News Editor
From mermaids to dragons and self-portraits to pop art, vivid chalk images lined more than 800 squares today in Forsyth Park.
Students, alumni, prospective students ...
By Susan Kemp
News Editor
I’ll be honest. I hadn’t really thought long and hard about my stance on the Trayvon Martin case until earlier this week.
And I am someone who follows the news. I know all about Geraldo Rivera’s infamous hoodie comment, Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law and t...
By Susan Kemp
Columnist
There are things you can get angry about publicly.
Even everyday things like getting the wrong meal at the drive-thru, spilling wine on your favorite pants or “Mad Men” not coming back for a whole year. Sure, they’re first world problems, but your friends w...
The panel discussion on “Interplay of science, artistry and production in visual effects” was held on April 12.Photo by Kim Fraser
By Kim Fraser
Staff Writer
On April 12-13, the school hosted Inspire 2012, an annual conference focusing on motion graphics and visual effects, at t...
By Susan Kemp
Columnist
For college students in the arts, it’s almost expected you’re linked into social media. Employers want to see your online portfolio, an active Twitter and maybe even a resume on LinkedIn. Social media is less commonly disregarded these days as a “waste of...
Photo by Adeshola Adigun / Jeffrey Vossler
By Susan Kemp
Op-Ed Columnist
A couple months ago, a friend posted a photo on Facebook that really stuck with me. It was an open Internet browser with a screen that simply read:
“Congratulations! You’ve just completed your exit loan counseling!”
Of ...
Justin Townes Earle played in Savannah March 22 promoting his upcoming release.Photo courtesy of Savannah Music Festival
By Susan Kemp
The first night of the Savannah Music Festival opened with a double-bill: Nashville-based singer-songwriter Justin Townes Earle, and the six-man folk outfit from S...
The Butcher’s fresh work of a B-17 Bomber, done at his studio on 19 E. Bay St.Photo by Erin Caputo
By Erin Caputo
At The Butcher on Bay Street you won’t find any lamb chops or cuts of beef. Instead of deli meats in the glass case there are T-shirts sporting The Butcher logo. There aren’t sal...
Alumni make waves during Savannah Stopover.Photo by Molly Dvorak
By Magdalena Bresson
It was too bright in the bar during the Friday afternoon show of the Savannah Stopover Festival on March 9, but as it turned out, local band Hot Plate wouldn’t need the light show they had orchestrated to coinc...
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