Owen's Broad St. Diner and George's Gourmet Garage are the newest restaurants in the Ninth Street neighborhood-and both feel the pressure of Ninth Street style.
Controversies surrounding tenure decisions annually make headlines on college-campus newspapers nationwide.
As the first female president of the American Civil Liberties Union, Nadine Strossen strives to ensure the rights of individuals, which she believes are increasingly jeopardized by today's...
A majority of University students don't know anything about one of the largest student activities on campus-which is interesting because that activity is based on perhaps the most visible and...
The city of Atlanta will be hosting the 1996 Paralympics in a few weeks. The what-a-lympics? Doesn't that start with an "o"? Not at all.
A relocated Dunwoody accountant from New York told me recently that it was rare to run into a truly native Atlantan.
A disease has the capacity to move into your house, bombarding you with prescription bottles, syringes, wheelchairs, nurses and emergencies.
The music was blasting this summer and I was climbing fast. Sweat dripped behind my ear.
Stacy Lee, an employee at Earth and Spirit, had just left the store and was walking down Ninth Street in search of some lunch when she was approached by three men asking her for money.
The highest-ranking Asian-American in the Clinton administration spoke Tuesday night to a crowd of about 30 people in Griffith Film Theater.
