Wellkamp, Fowler win runoffs

After both the undergraduate and graduate student body presidential elections went to a runoff due to no candidate in either race receiving a majority, the winners have been decided.

SGA passes annual budget

On Tuesday, April 15, the Undergraduate House of Representatives (UHR) and the Graduate Student Senate (GSS) voted on approving the 2008-2009 Fiscal Year Student Activity Fee (SAF) Budget. The total amount of funds allocated in next year’s budget comes out to $4,269,366. This number is up more than $350,000 from last year’s budget, which allocated $3.9 million for the 2007-2008 fiscal year. The SAF Budget is the last major piece of legislation that the Student Government Association (SGA) considers in the Spring.

Games postponed to honor teammate

Clouch Day scheduled Monday

Council Clippings

News Briefs

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Breaking the Bubble

Women's tennis finishes No. 1 in ACC

The women’s tennis team ended their regular season, sweeping both Boston College and Maryland at home to give Tech the top seed in the ACC championship. The women’s team had a 10-1 record in the ACC this season, with its only loss coming from Duke in mid-March.

Baseball loses three to No. 1 Miami at home

The Jackets took the field last weekend against No. 1 Miami. Unfortunately, the Jackets were unable to mount either an offense or defense and got swept in three games—twice on Saturday in a double-header and again on Sunday afternoon.

Softball beats FSU in two

Baseball rebounds against Georgia Southern

Men's tennis falls in last matches

Softball beats Ga. Southern

by the numbers

Sports Shorts

OUR VIEWS: Consensus Opinion

Rec rebudgeted

Provide a newspaper for the students

Credit for success due to readers, staff

Online social media sends multiple messages

OUR VIEWS: Hot or Not

YOUR VIEWS: Letters to the Editor

Farewell from a real legend of "Biblical" proportions

A look back

Life at Tech is always busy. The 2007-2008 school year marks some tremendous dates for the history of the campus. Through the failures and triumphs of the school and its individuals, Tech has imprinted itself in the memories of all the students and faculty.

Clough leaves behind legacy

Peace Corps volunteer shares lessons learned

A day in the life of...Basketball coach Paul Hewitt

Sting Break 2008

The afternoon was stifling as I sat surrounded by the commotion of tech crews lifting metal partitions and cases of Red Bull. All around there were tents filled with flat screen TVs blaring the latest in gaming technology. Off in the distance there was a looping carnival ride for the brave of heart. This year’s Sting Break 2008, designed to give the Tech student a brief hiatus from the rigors of study, included performances from Cartel and OK Go. Before taking the stage I had the opportunity to talk to OK Go’s lead guitarist/vocalist Damian Kulash and bassist/backing vocalist Tim Nordwind about playing at Georgia Tech.

Indie Team Picture proves perfectly pathetic

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Ash's sophmore album shows star potential

Prom dances with dullness

Two Bits

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