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Who’s watching you? When former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden leaked documents that revealed a vast spying operation by the NSA, he prompted a renewed debate over the balance of security and privacy. For insight on the topic, we turned to two Tech experts. Sy Goodman: Think Beyond ‘Big Brother’ In 1949, George Orwell published 1984, depicting a future more
The career of Pat Moriarty, IM 77, has come full circle: He went from playing pro football with the Cleveland Browns to working in the banking industry for Society Management Services Company, only to end up back in the NFL. As senior vice president of football administration for the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens—and one of more
In 2012, Andrea Leber and her son, Marc, who had just been accepted as a Georgia Tech student, were taking part in the Wicked 10K race in Virginia Beach as part of Team Hoyt, a group of runners who push disabled participants in three-wheeled “strollers.” Thanks to a stiff breeze, though, they found themselves struggling more
Jessica Luza, STC 07, was an actress long before she became a Ramblin’ Wreck. Growing up in Smyrna, Ga., she caught the showbiz bug early, appearing in commercials and TV movies as a teenager. Since getting out, she has appeared in TV shows including House M.D., Necessary Roughness and Men at Work. On the heels of more
In 2007, when Michelle Homier moved her young family from Atlanta back to her hometown of Canton, Ga., she also relocated her career. Homier, HTS 99, had worked at the Fulton County Public Defender’s Office for four years after graduating from the University of Georgia law school. But the commute between Canton and Atlanta, 80 miles round-trip, more
