By: Taryn Winston Talk about kicking things off with a bang! On Wednesday, October 10, 2012– just under two weeks…
By: Sam Kinsman “It’s the economy, stupid” Both candidates have made it abundantly clear in their speeches that their campaigns…
By: Wes Robinson Multiculturalism, as a term itself, comes off as a rather benign idea. Yet German Chancellor Angela Merkel,…
By: Robert Jones Two weekends ago, I’m Shmacked spent a few days at UGA. The lucky Shmackees of Thursday through…
By: Megan White During the October 3 debate, presidential candidate Mitt Romney ruffled quite a few feathers when he declared…
By: Alexander Sileo The current election season is dominated by controversial policy proposals which never receive enough attention, unfortunate gaffes…
By: Kelsey Thomas At a time when most voters are focused on the presidential election, “lesser” elections tend to fall…
By: Park Macdougald On Sunday night, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez was elected to a 3rd consecutive term in office. Chávez…
By: Andrew Jarnagin This week in Iran, protestors clashed with riot police in frustration over the falling value of the…
By: Marco Roca With skyrocketing national debt, a seemingly dystopian economy, and soaring international political unrest, the global landscape is…
By: Max Wallace On Sept. 26, Congressman Rob Woodall came and spoke at a meeting of the University of Georgia…
GPR writers Khalil Farah and Ryan Prior had the chance to speak to Senator Wyche Fowler. Fowler was born in…
By: Andrew Roberts After months of lackluster, yet not devastating job reports, the Federal Reserve made its position clear: it…
By: Patrick Wheat On May 31, 2012, the trial of former President Charles G. Taylor of Liberia came to a…