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By Mark Treager/Student Publications
Nobel Laureate Sir Harry Kroto was the feature speaker at the Ferst Center Nov. 4. The event was the latest stop on the global lecture circuit sponsored by the Honeywell Science Initiative Lecture Series. » Read more
News / Thu Nov 5
While Tech students wait for news regarding the arrival of the H1N1 flu vaccine, those in charge of bringing the vaccine to campus are doing the same. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) initially estimated that vaccines would be readily available around the U.S. by the end of October. However, as of Thursday morning Nov. 5, the Stamps Health Services Center had still not received a shipment of the vaccines. It is still not known when the Health Center will receive the vaccines.
News / Thu Nov 5
The Athletic Association (AA), in conjunction with SGA, will begin to implement a new set of game day rules and procedures starting this weekend at the game against Wake Forest. The changes are designed with the intent of improving the flow of ticketed patrons in and out of the stadium, which has come under criticism following extended wait times at earlier games.
Focus / Wed Nov 4
Atlanta is notable for being an internationally-connected hub of business, transportation and culture, with companies that span the globe based here such as Turner Broadcasting, Coca-Cola and Delta Airlines, to name a few.
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