The Globe, April/May 2017

Abstract

April/May 2017 issue of The Globe, a newspaper published by Georgia Gwinnett College. 16 pages. Contents: "This is not goodbye: letter from the editor", "SGA 2017 elections invalidated by Preczewski's actions: unprecedented cancelling by GGC president rocks campus", "School of Education graduates 601st student this May: GGC alumni named Teacher of the Year", "GGC goes atomic: atomic force microscope enables student/faculty research", "STaRS makes science fun: symposium showcases GGC research", "An ace in AEC: Rachel Bowser nominated for ACE Fellows Program for 2017-18 academic year", "The campus composting project is hooked on coffee: the GGC Community Garden is taking a lead on innovative composting", "GGC student panel discussed Islam, U.S. culture, and immigration: students celebrate Muslim culture for Global Awareness Week", "Get to know those who serve and keep you safe: campus police get personal", "Huge turnout for Honor's Program's 'Much ado about nothing': students perform classic Shakespeare play", "Rafi's walk for heart disease: community shows support for congenital heart disease", "Words", "Alien encounter", "Trauma", "To the wicked", "Violence", "Spring", "Spring 2", "A plane passed by", "Students take yoga to relax and stay focused: Wellness Recreation Center hosts mindful Mondays", "Prelude Music Club performs for adults with disabilities: volunteers entertain members of Hi-Hope", "The buzz in B building: an inside perspective on a regular student gathering in B-atrium", "Friends that draw together stay together: students from the School of Science and Technology win a $200 cash prize", "An unaccepted loss: the pervasiveness of heroin", "GGC selected to host Lawrenceville bracket of NAIA Baseball National Championship opening round", "GGC's Cook headlines winners at A.I.I. softball tournament banquet"