WOMEN IN POLITICS: THE LAST ONE HUNDRED YEARS
It was not until 1920 that women even received the right to vote. For many
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Citations issued for Underage Drinking in Adamson Square
A sweep of downtown Carrollton by police netted 23 citations for underage drinking. Carrollton Police
Life During Wartime
This ain’t no party, this ain’t no disco,This ain’t no fooling aroundNo time for dancing,
Potential Voting Challenges in November: A Poll-Workers’ Perspective
News spread of long lines at voting booths, people waiting for hours to vote and
Swiss-Army Knife Mindset: WOLF Legend Conquering Atlanta
The magic of studying Mass Communications is the embellishment of a creative identity and the
West Georgia Hoping To “Find The Money”
The University of West Georgia has a dilemma in regards to their budget. Due to
NAACP Gives Back to Community
On an early Saturday morning, the NAACP community service group traveled to Douglas County’s The Pantry to help
Pow-Wow Celebrates Native American Heritage
The Native American Festival and Pow-Wow is the largest Native American gathering in the state of Georgia
Budget Crisis Rocks UWG
UWG students lined the walls of the Campus Center Ballroom and held protest signs on
An International Perspective on the First Moon Landing
There was a panel discussion held on the events surrounding the first moon landing