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Homecoming tradition begins with crowning of first royalty
Homecoming tradition begins with crowning of first royalty
Virtual bookstore challenges resolved
Virtual bookstore challenges resolved
Steam Cafe opens at Cartersville campus
Steam Cafe opens at Cartersville campus
CMA honors Katie Baxter for advising excellence
CMA honors Katie Baxter for advising excellence
Shatara Clark presenting to students during conference.
Fourth annual leadership conference empowers students
Students dressed up as vampires and are enjoying food before trying to figure out who the murderer is.
Psychology Club hosts Halloween murder mystery
Applied Studio Art students, Cameron Brown, Kyle Garriga and Alyssa Jones working on the new GHC mural in Cartersville.
Cartersville art students craft mural in MIC area
Gaza survivors share terrifying experiences
Gaza survivors share terrifying experiences
Professor Cindy Wheeler captivates her class with passion and expertise, shaping future careers one lesson at a time.
Cindy Wheeler – what do you even do here?
Professor Applegate is seated on a bench in front of the lake on the Floyd campus.
Professor Nancy Applegate Honored as Mace Bearer
Floyd cafe menu changes spark student concerns
Floyd cafe menu changes spark student concerns
Students share heartfelt Thanksgiving traditions
Students share heartfelt Thanksgiving traditions
Finding success in a slower job market
Finding success in a slower job market
Students raise concerns over lack of menstrual products on campus
Students raise concerns over lack of menstrual products on campus
Editorial: The First Amendment is critical to maintaining democracy
Editorial: The First Amendment is critical to maintaining democracy
Editorial: The First Amendment is critical to maintaining democracy
Editorial: The First Amendment is critical to maintaining democracy
Editorial Cartoon: Pandora's Box
Editorial Cartoon: Pandora’s Box
Editorial: Willow Project will accelerate destruction of our environment
Editorial: Willow Project will accelerate destruction of our environment
Right-leaning states celebrate Women's History Month by proposing legislature that restricts women's rights.
Lawmakers celebrate Women’s History Month by removing their rights
Instruction and mentions of Black history continue to be banned and restricted in US public school systems. It is a disservice to those who have suffered and those who would like to learn more about it.
Black history cannot be erased
Film Majors showcase skills and earn awards at RIFF
Film Majors showcase skills and earn awards at RIFF
After 24 years, "Beetlejuice" finally gets a sequel. How is it compared to the original 80s cult classic?
“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” delivers a fun but familiar return
Wolverine and Deadpool’s bloody reunion
Wolverine and Deadpool’s bloody reunion
Cast of Descendants taking final bows
“Descendants” takes the stage at Rome Little Theatre
Animator ends legacy with award-winning ‘final’ film
Animator ends legacy with award-winning ‘final’ film
Contributed by GHC Flickr
New fields named in honor of community leaders
Chargers win victory in home opener
Chargers win victory in home opener
The Lady Chargers line up as their names are called as the match is beginning.
Lady Chargers wrap up season
Get locked in with Chargers basketball
Get locked in with Chargers basketball
From left to right is Ryan Martin, Ali Banks, Grayson Godbee
Chargers rally around “Molon Labe” for current season
Banned Books
Banned Books
Securing Our Campus
Securing Our Campus
Club Speed Dating Ep. 1
Club Speed Dating Ep. 1
Movies So Bad They're Good
Movies So Bad They’re Good
GHC Sports and QB landings
GHC Sports and QB landings
Banned Books
Banned Books
Club Speed Dating Ep. 1
Club Speed Dating Ep. 1
The One with the Saturday Morning Cartoons
The One with the Saturday Morning Cartoons
The One with the Finals
The One with the Finals
The One with Spring Registration
The One with Spring Registration
On The Record: Ericka Walczak and Hugo Corondao
On The Record: Ericka Walczak and Hugo Corondao
On The Record featuring Crystal Lee
On The Record featuring Crystal Lee
On The Record: Dr. Mike Hobbs
On The Record: Dr. Mike Hobbs
On The Record: Professor Victoria Banks
On The Record: Professor Victoria Banks
Careers: Harold Campbell, GHC Writing Tutor
Careers: Harold Campbell, GHC Writing Tutor
Securing Our Campus
Securing Our Campus
All About AI
All About AI
The Holiday Special, with Soup on the Side
The Holiday Special, with Soup on the Side
ICWA, Elections, and Amaya!
ICWA, Elections, and Amaya!
Muffins and Mega-Pints
Muffins and Mega-Pints
Movies So Bad They're Good
Movies So Bad They’re Good
Unconventional Fashion
Unconventional Fashion
A Kimono in the Cove and Anti-Cool Crowds
A Kimono in the Cove and Anti-Cool Crowds
Where The Outsiders Are
Where The Outsiders Are
A Riff-Ready Rundown
A Riff-Ready Rundown
GHC Sports and QB landings
GHC Sports and QB landings
Chargers, Contracts, and Comparisons
Chargers, Contracts, and Comparisons
Georgia in Focus: Sports updates for November
Georgia in Focus: Sports updates for November
New Faces and Intramural Sports at GHC
New Faces and Intramural Sports at GHC
Falcons Draft and NBA Playoffs
Falcons Draft and NBA Playoffs
Honors Student: Samantha Lewis, Health Sciences
Honors Student: Samantha Lewis, Health Sciences
Mentorship in Leadership: Jamie Petty
Mentorship in Leadership: Jamie Petty
Personal Development in Leadership: Ken Reaves
Personal Development in Leadership: Ken Reaves
Vision in Leadership: Jessica Lindberg
Vision in Leadership: Jessica Lindberg
Delegation in Leadership: Erin Shufro
Delegation in Leadership: Erin Shufro
Goal Setting in Leadership: Coach Brandan Harrell
Goal Setting in Leadership: Coach Brandan Harrell
Covid, Taliban, and Komodo Dragons
Covid, Taliban, and Komodo Dragons
Guilty Verdict, Europeans, and Marvel Vs. DC
Guilty Verdict, Europeans, and Marvel Vs. DC
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Tami-Ann Treasure

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor

Tami-Ann Treasure majors in Health Science and intends to pursue a career in law/psychology. She loves books and crime-based TV shows and hopes to become a number-one author. She is naturally exuberant and optimistic, always encouraging her friends and family to strive for excellence.

All content by Tami-Ann Treasure
Bailey poses at the Cartersville campus after working in the library.

SGA election has declared Bailey a winner

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
May 3, 2024
What does the future look like for journalism majors? It's not exactly clear, but it's not looking good.

Journalism majors should find a niche

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
May 2, 2024
Many students aren't sure what they plan to do after graduating college.

Seniors need more hands-on opportunities to feel complete

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
March 27, 2024
Handshake has new opportunities for students looking into post college careers to take advantages off... if they knew about it.

Handshake needs to make a comeback

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
March 18, 2024
Around the globe, people unite to celebrate International women's Day. The day is dedicated to celebrating achievements of women and as American former tennis player, Serena Williams says, "Every woman's success should be an inspiration to another."

Women’s History Month will always be significant

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
March 14, 2024
The second eight weeks are here, so... how is everyone holding up?

Second 8-week courses feel like a bust

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
March 8, 2024
One fact about the harmful side of formaldehyde in hair care products is that it can cause irritation to the skin, eyes, and respiratory system upon exposure. This irritation may manifest as redness, itching, burning sensation, watery eyes, coughing or difficulty breathing.

FDA ban on formaldehyde is a little too late

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
February 26, 2024
During games, commentators and cameras frequently fixate on Taylor Swift, deeming her presence a distraction.

Taylor Swift’s presence is not a distraction

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
February 21, 2024
The Starbucks logo appears against a background featuring the colors of Israel's flag. Instead of the typical white stars, the logo incorporates the star from Israel's flag, symbolizing the company's connection with Israel. A person-like figure looks curious in the scene.

Starbucks should have known better

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
February 21, 2024
‘Leave the World Behind’ paints a grim picture of cyber attacks

“Leave the World Behind” makes cyber attacks look apocalyptic

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
February 8, 2024
Go global with Rotaract and connect with other students and professionals online.

Join the Rotary Club today

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
February 3, 2024
Here's what you need to know about the Wyoming Summer Geology Field Course trip.

Spend your summer in Wyoming and earn science credits

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
January 23, 2024
Thanksgiving dinner can be the thief of holiday cheer

Thanksgiving dinner can be the thief of holiday cheer

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
December 6, 2023
Budget continues to recover from low enrollment

Budget continues to recover from low enrollment

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
December 6, 2023
AI Art will never replace human creativity

AI Art will never replace human creativity

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
November 27, 2023
Nobody cares about the SCORE name change

Nobody cares about the SCORE name change

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
November 27, 2023
Professors deserve more than a thank-you certificate

Professors deserve more than a thank-you certificate

Tami-Ann Treasure and Anna Crusselle
November 14, 2023
8-week courses: new determiners of success

8-week courses: new determiners of success

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
October 9, 2023
Group projects can make or break your college life

Group projects can make or break your college life

Ainsley Howard and Tami-Ann Treasure
May 5, 2023
The RESTRICT Act is rushing through the legislative system to protect our data from foreign adversaries, but its vague wording may have unintended consequences U.S. citizens will pay for.

The RESTRICT Act crosses boundaries

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
May 1, 2023
Campus culture is a drag

Campus culture is a drag

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
March 27, 2023
ChatGPT can help and hurt education

ChatGPT can help and hurt education

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
March 16, 2023
Tipping has gone from being only in restaurants and bars to being everywhere, such as local shops and food kiosks. It puts social pressure on some, but it helps the workers pay their bills in this economy rattled with inflation and stagnant wages.

Tipping should be a generosity

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
March 9, 2023
Some college courses have ways of squeezing more money out of students past the initial tuition amount.

Proctored exams: another hidden fee

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
February 21, 2023
The USG is following Gov. Brian Kemp's lead in banning social media apps like TikTok from state-owned devices. The move is for protection against possible Chinese interference, but it could also hinder students' productivity at college.

Social media ban affects student productivity

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
February 20, 2023
Student Engagement offers UGA Griffin campus tour

Student Engagement offers UGA Griffin campus tour

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
February 9, 2023
Some students are willing to shell out the extra $100+ for an access code to a required class, but others who prefer cheaper methods that fit better with their learning style have no choice.

Access codes not worth their price tag

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
January 25, 2023
The election of Brian Kemp and Marjorie Taylor Greene could mean doom for Georgia.

Re-elected Georgia Republican candidates shatter hopes and dreams

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
December 15, 2022
The spotlight on Thanksgiving is often shifted to Black Friday and retail discounts instead of the meaning behind the holiday.

Thanksgiving is no longer about family

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
November 30, 2022
GHC needs to do more to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

GHC needs to do more to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
November 21, 2022
Title IX: Empowering women for 50 years

Title IX: Empowering women for 50 years

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
November 7, 2022
A number of people enjoy working from home and it has increased their productivity and positively affected their mental health. Others like going to the office because it gets them out of the house and into a social environment with other co-workers. (Photo Illustration)

Will returning to the office boost productivity?

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
September 27, 2022
Respondus Lockdown Browser: A good choice?

Respondus Lockdown Browser: A good choice?

Tami-Ann Treasure and Brandon Dyer
May 2, 2022
Book #2 of the Bridgerton series, the adaptation of season 2 derived from this book.

Review: ‘Bridgerton’ season two is a slow, satisfying watch

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
April 29, 2022
Online learning in the world of Zoom

Online learning in the world of Zoom

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
April 4, 2022
With the increase in gas prices, GHC students are having to make major adjustments, especially for those who commute from afar. (Photo Illustration)

Gas prices too high with no hope in sight

Tami-Ann Treasure, Opinion and Editorials Editor
March 22, 2022
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