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  • New Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines Set the Stage for Controversy

    Breast Cancer Awareness month is a campaign designed to encourage women and men to be cognizant of the nature of Breast Cancer. So when the American Cancer Society recently announced new Breast Cancer guidelines, twelve years since the last update, we were all ears (The Journal of the American Medical…

  • Book Recommendations from the Press Interns

       Molly Morelock Harry Potter Series by J.K Rowling The Harry Potter series is slowly becoming a literary classic. The story of the boy who lived is one of the most iconic franchises in America next to the Lord of the Rings and Star Wars, and middle and high schools…

  • Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Great breast cancer awareness slogans

    According to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), over 230,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in the US alone in 2015. With all of the medical and technical advancements, this is a sobering statistic. The first step to fixing an issue is to recognize it, and…

  • Stephen King: the King of Creep

    New York Times Best Selling Author and Bram Stoker Award recipient Stephen King is best known for his ability to draft thrilling and chilling psychological horror stories. Misery, Carrie, and The Shining to name just a few titles, crown him the king of creep. Misery shocks readers with the abduction…

  • What to do with an English Degree?

    To some, English may seem like an impractical art, but its role in businesses and industries is profound. English majors are often teased for having limited job options after college, but writing, communication, and analytical skills are needed in almost every profession. If you are considering majoring in English or…

  • Papers and Publications Volume 4 Print Edition Now Available!

    The electronic version of Papers and Publications Volume 4 was released earlier in the summer for free on UNG’s Digital Commons page. Now, the long-awaited print edition is available in the UNG library. Two copies can be found with other academic journals, and if you are interested in purchasing a…

  • New Intern Spotlight: Elise Enciso

    Hello and a fond welcome! My name is Elise Enciso, and I am a fifth year English Writing and Publication major here at UNG. Twenty-two years ago I was brought into this world, a shy, beanie baby crazed tyke with a boundless imagination and an unhindered desire to become a…

  • “What Pet Should I Get” by Dr. Seuss Becomes a Bestseller

    This past summer has been full of great new book releases, but only a couple of iconic book releases made a huge impact in the literary world, such as Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman, which stayed on the bestseller list for several weeks. Lee’s sequel soared as a bestseller…