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Non-native English-speaking students have difficulty navigating college life
Non-native English-speaking students have difficulty navigating college life
Nursing students from Cohort 2023 attend lecture at Heritage Hall.
GHC Nursing LibGuide receives MERLOT award
Students will be able to enjoy the new gas firepit while taking in views of Paris Lake.
Construction underway at the Floyd campus
The audience sits in the theater as they await the Opera production “The Barber of Seville.”
GHC Spanish Club enjoys a night at the opera
Anticipating the result of the next batter, GHC softball head coach Savannah Sloan watches as the Lady Chargers head to extra innings against Gordon State on April 7, 2021.
Batter up: Softball with Sloan
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?
Respondus Lockdown Browser: A good choice?
Respondus Lockdown Browser: A good choice?
Book #2 of the Bridgerton series, the adaptation of season 2 derived from this book.
Review: ‘Bridgerton’ season two is a slow, satisfying watch
Students can study better if time is managed effectively in smaller intervals instead of long sessions. (Photo Illustration)
There is tension in the air – Final exams at GHC
The Baby Boomers and Millennials are actually more alike than you might think.
Millennials are different, but the same
Some states have been passing religiously charged legislation that would bar public schools from teaching certain topics to students.
Editorial: Is academic freedom dying a slow death?
‘Turning Red’ makes families confront difficult discussions
‘Turning Red’ makes families confront difficult discussions
CDC and Covid regulations
CDC and Covid regulations
Editorial cartoon: Ship of fools
Editorial cartoon: Ship of fools
Social media creates new challenges for the First Amendment
Social media creates new challenges for the First Amendment
Three generations of Wall women all have strong ties to GHC. Left to right: Marlene Goodrum is a math tutor on the Marietta campus, Rachel Wall teaches English at the Cartersville location and Harper Elaine Wall attended GHC for two years.
Letter to the Editor: Stay cautious of COVID-19
First day back selfie challenge
First day back selfie challenge
Fitness center is underused
Fitness center is underused
Letter to the Editor: STEM isn’t the only beneficial path to trek
Student responds to the classes available during the summer at GHC
Student responds to the classes available during the summer at GHC
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law has garnered controversy from Marvel fans with its feminist overtones and lack of any serious themes.
Review: A Hulk-sized issue
The Toys R Us building near the Mt. Berry Square Mall in Rome is the main setting for Spirit Halloween: The Movie. The store closed its doors in 2018 due to bankruptcy and has since been used as a Spirit Halloween pop-up store every fall.
GHC students and staff featured on set of ‘Spirit Halloween: The Movie’
Banned and challenged books stand alongside an infographic of the top ten most challenged or banned books of 2021 at the GHC Paulding Learning Commons library. Books have been challenged and banned for decades for various reasons. Some of the most notable banned titles are Fahrenheit 451, To Kill a Mockingbird, and Lord of the Flies.
Censorship lives in book bannings
HBO removes titles in Discovery merger
HBO removes titles in Discovery merger
Serialization of the YA graphic novel series by Alice Oseman, “Heartstopper.”
‘Heartstopper:’ The limits of self-publishing
Chargers player Zayd Brannigan looks on as he awaits his turn to bat in their game against Gordon State College on April 19, 2022.
Valentine, Brannigan lead the way in Chargers win
Falcons Draft and NBA Playoffs
Falcons Draft and NBA Playoffs
Celtics or Bucks?
Celtics or Bucks?
NBA Playoffs and Player Activism
NBA Playoffs and Player Activism
After the Lady Chargers scored a basket, Rita Kun (14) and Naz Oget (5) get ready to play defense in their game against Spartanburg Methodist on March 6, 2021.
Lady Chargers season ends in NJCAA National Tournament
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International players bring unique perspectives

International players bring unique perspectives

Brandon Dyer, Editor in Chief
January 28, 2022
Chargers players Kyree Mitchell-Hairston (20), Joel Pullen (30) and Chris Wright focus in after a basket by the Chargers.

Men’s and women’s basketball pick up conference victories

Brandon Dyer, Editor in Chief
January 26, 2022
Jayvis Harvey (24) tries to put up a shot for the Chargers in their game against Chattahoochee Valley Community College on November 1, 2021.

Surprise lineup choice starts Chargers season out strong

Brandon Dyer, Sports Editor
November 18, 2021
Chargers Head Coach JJ Merritt celebrates after a basket in the Chargers game against Central Georgia Technical College on March 23, 2021.

JJ Merritt: From Player To Coach

Brandon Dyer, Sports Editor
November 18, 2021
Chargers basketball predicted to have strong 2022 season

Chargers basketball predicted to have strong 2022 season

Brandon Dyer, Sports Editor
November 1, 2021
Jarrel Rosser (left) and his twin brother, Jarred Rosser (right), will try to lead the Chargers to a NJCAA National Championship in their sophomore years.

Rosser Brothers to lead Chargers in 2021-22 season

Brandon Dyer, Sports Editor
October 13, 2021

Brother 2 Brother celebrates diverse interests

Nya Roden Staff Writer
October 8, 2019
The Chargers lose a close thrilling home game to conference leader

The Chargers lose a close thrilling home game to conference leader

Scott Rosario
February 28, 2019
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