By Leslie Overman on February 26, 2010
Businessman-turned-documentarian Jim Butterworth makes movies with a message.
Posted in Mar-Apr 2010
By Leslie Overman on February 26, 2010
Two pages of the 1961 Blueprint were devoted to Charlie Commander. A clean-cut, bespectacled man, Commander in one photo was perched on the front steps of the Georgia Tech YMCA, the brick building on North Avenue that now houses the Alumni Association offices.
Posted in What's in a Name?
By Leslie Overman on February 26, 2010
Ramblin’ Roll - March/April 2010
Posted in Class Notes
By Leslie Overman on February 26, 2010
They Lived Life to Its Fullest — for 103 Years
Posted in Obituaries
By Leslie Overman on February 26, 2010
Pernell Roberts, Cls 50, who more than a decade before setting foot on the Ponderosa as Adam Cartwright on the television series Bonanza walked across the Tech Tower lawn on his way to class, died of pancreatic cancer Jan. 24 at his home in Malibu, Calif.
Posted in Obituaries
By Leslie Overman on February 26, 2010
The executive vice chancellor and chief academic officer for the University System of Georgia talks about her career, her upcoming book and the knickknacks scattered throughout her office.
Posted in Excerpt, Mar-Apr 2010, Office Space
By Leslie Overman on February 26, 2010
Facilities landscape manager Hyacinth Ide works to keep the Georgia Tech campus lush and litter-free.
Posted in Excerpt, Mar-Apr 2010, Ten Questions
By Leslie Overman on February 25, 2010
Aspiring filmmaker Ben Callner, STC 07, won $5,000 and a handheld HD camcorder as the grand prize winner in the Georgia Lottery’s “Powerball: Lights, Camera, Action” contest for a 30-second television commercial he created.
Posted in Alumni News Blog
By Leslie Overman on February 8, 2010
The professor talks about English departments of the future, what Charles Dickens and James Bond have in common and why his childhood dream of becoming a rock star didn’t pan out.
Posted in Excerpt, Jan-Feb 2010, Office Space
By Leslie Overman on February 8, 2010
Freshman Jasmine Lawrence ran a multimillion-dollar business before heading to Tech to study computer engineering.
Posted in Excerpt, Jan-Feb 2010, Student Life
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