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Savannah State University debuts the Tiger Express

The Tiger Express offers a breath of fresh air to students

The Tiger Express offers a variety of food and a promising environment for student social life.

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How to beat the Freshman 15

Healthy food choices that can keep the pounds off

Fried foods and foods full of carbohydrates and sugar can cause you to gain massive weight, but healthy foods like fruits and vegetables combined with low impact exercises like walking can keep the pounds off.

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New York mosque can be a center for healing

The mosque at ground zero can be used to reunite with the Muslim world

Many Americans disagree with the building of the mosque at ground zero, but is it really ignorance or genuine concern.

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One-way campus receives mixed reviews

New one-way campus proves to have many disadvantages

The new one-way campus has received mixed reviews from faculty and students,but is the new one-way campus helpful or harmful?

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Slaves to technology

Technology has transformed communication, but has it transformed us into slaves?

Society has become so accustomed to technology that instead of owning the technology, the technology owns us.

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Professor Nhi Tu Vuong dies in sudden car crash

Savannah State University's math department loses one of their own

Professor Vuong dies in car crash on Jimmy Deloach Parkway. Savannah State University's faculty and students mourn her death.

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SSU police enforce new law

No more texting and driving

SSU police are enforcing the new no texting while driving law which went into effect July 1. If you are caught texting while driving on SSU campus, you will get a ticket as with any other road violation.

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Subway faces lawsuit over salmonella outbreak

How will this affect the way customers see Subway as a brand name?

The Subway salmonella outbreak has landed the popular fast food chain in court. How many more people will be affected?

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Pesticides In Produce Could Affect Savannah

A recent study reveals pesticides are being carried in over a dozen frutis and vegetables

The Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit organization focused on public health, conducted the research and discovered almost 100,000 produce pesticide reports from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

 

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VOTE Riles As Ebony's HBCU Campus Queen

Help Miss SSU to be featured in the September Issue of Ebony Magazine

Riles' community involvement and campus pride makes her an ideal candidate for EBONY's feature. Her aspirations to serve as a humanitarian and motivational speaker are admirable traits that reflect her high morale and genuine kindness.

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Locos is the place to be

Food, fun and game watching

Locos is an exciting bar with good food and good company.

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New credit card law impacts college students

Are the new changes for better or for worse?

Congress’s financial reform is rewriting the way credit card companies do business with their clients in an effort to relieve many Americans of consumer debt. For college students between the ages of 18-21 this means more supervision and accountability.

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"Get Him to the Greek"

A summer must see

"Get Him to the Greek" is a great movie that has heart and good actors' to deliver witty dialogue.

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Tea Party fights to be heard

Skeptics doubt Tea Party's true agenda

Savannah Tea Party members claim their concern is higher taxes and the basic undoing of civil liberties, but individuals from the other side of the political spectrum claim the Tea Party is a racist organization.

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Wiz Khalifa: The Latest Addition To The Music Industry

Khalifa's mixtape, "Kush and Orange Juice" is a mainstream success

With Wiz Khalifa’s grass root fan base he has created a buzz around his newly dropped mixtape “Kush and Orange Juice.”

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Savannah State Represented From Afar

Students of various majors were given the opportunity to travel to the snow-capped Jackson, Mississippi to take part in the 31st Annual Southern Conference for African American Studies Incorporated (SCAASI) Convention for the first time.

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Alternate Pin Causes Major Setback For Student Registration

Find where the miscommunication occured

As students logged onto their accounts to select their classes, a block appeared requesting an alternate pin number. Previous registration processes only requested that a student log onto their online account and select classes, but this new pin number stumped students.

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Fire Prevention Becomes Student Role

No more Marie Callenders! Bye, Bye Ramen Noodles!

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The Golf Coast Oil Spill

The spill poses a threat to species, the economy, and the environment

Since April 20, the oil leak which occurred in the Gulf of Mexico has continued to spread rapidly. With 5,000 barrels of crude being pumped into the Louisiana coastline, the Deepwater Horizon oil leak may soon become one of the largest oil spills in history.

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Different Perspective

Savannah State University has always encouraged diversity and excellence among its student population. This is evident in the school’s motto, “You can get anywhere from here. ”This belief sets the foundation for a rich and promising learning environment.

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Dr. Cornell West at Savannah State University

Dr. Cornel West, professor for the center of African American studies at Princeton University, said Thursday at Savannah State University that young people should examine their life and decide early on what impact they will have on the world.            

 

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Savannah State University debuts the Tiger Express

The Tiger Express offers a breath of fresh air to students

The Tiger Express offers a variety of food and a promising environment for student social life.

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Walking powerful tool in weight loss

Walking a mile a day can increase energy and keep the pounds off

Walking 30 minutes to an hour a day plus counting your calories can keep the pounds off.

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True Blood: Sookie and Bill's relationship tested

What will happen to Sookie?

Sookie and Bill's relationship is tested and Sookie is placed in harms way. Will Bill save her? Will Sookie find Bill in time?

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Evidentiary Hearing Of Troy Davis Ends

A trial date for Davis will not be set until the hearings resume in July

On August 19, 1989, Savannah policeman, Mark MacPhail was shot and killed in a tragic attempt to help a homeless man.  The unfortunate event led to one of the biggest court cases, and controversies, to happen in the city of Savannah.

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McChrystal forced to resign

What is next for the disgraced general?

U.S. Commander Army Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal has been forced to resign following remarks made in a Rolling Stone article. What is next for the general?

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A Tribute To Our President

Dr. Yarbrough's journey from Wichita, Kansas to Savannah State University

Yarbrough's upbringing, education, career endeavors, and many blessing have helped to shape him into the powerful and noble force he is today.

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Obesity In America: Who's To Blame?

Should the government offer more support? Or should people gain better self control?

According to the latest statistics reported by the Centers for Disease Control, obesity has now reached a rate of 34% among adults age 20 years and over. The study also reports that 34% of adults, age 20 years and over, are overweight.

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Facebook

Friend or foe?

Facebook has changed the way people communicate with each other, but it has also become a hotspot for cyber bullying.

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Savannah's 15th Annual Asian Festival

Savannah locals enjoy cultural experience

Savannah's Asian Festival offers an unique cultural experience.

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Healthcare Reform Bill 2010

New changes aim to make healthcare more affordale for millions of Americans

President Obama's Healthcare Reform Bill, originally estimated to cost $938 billion is now estimated to cost $1 trillion over a period of 10 years. Where will the extra money go and how will the new changes affect average Americans? Full story

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Mass Communications Loses A Friend

SRPI media consultant, Ron Higgins, dies unexpectedly

Higgins was very determined, which allowed him to lead a successful and respected business. Before his death, Higgins went on to develop the Scary Ghost Tour, The Foody Tour, and most recently, the Martini Tour.   Full story

It's just not enough

Heartbreak in the Gulf of Mexico

The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is getting worse everyday. What will become of the devastated wetlands and the many Americans already affected by this disaster? Full story

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SSU Contributes to the Haiti Relief Efforts

Students and Faculty Members Join Together to Support Haiti

The devastating 7.0 earthquake that hit the minute island of Haiti on Jan. 12 around 5 p.m. has left death and uncertainty in its wake. Full story

Summer Internships Worth A Try

Summer break has arrived and many students are planning what they will do. For some college students, summer break means summer job, sleeping late, and visits to the closest beach. However, many upcoming juniors and seniors are taking advantage of this free time to advance their education and ensure their future careers with summer internships. Full story

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Music By Prudence

The award winning documentary tells the story of a young girl's self journey

This short film will bring on the waterworks and make you feel good within your soul about what Prudence and her fellow band mates have achieved. Full story

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Memoirs of Benjamin James

Benjamin James on how he fell in love with music and the uprising of A.M.I

The first Time I heard everyone rap together was the first time I truly fell in Love with hip hop. I remember initiating what we all call the cipher- a circle of two or more MC free styling. Free styling like Jazz is impromptu. Most rappers are judged on their ability to freestyle. Nothing is written or memorized. There is no faking it in the cipher. Full story

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No more texting and driving

New law cracks down on drivers who text

Governor Sonny Perdue signs new law that makes it illegal to text while driving. Violators are subject to multiple fines. Full story