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Parking crack downIncrease in tickets and boots anger students
So just where can you park on Piedmont's campus? Many residents, commuters and visitors alike are learning quickly where you can't park.
Campus police teamed with student affairs and began a discussion about a month ago on the issue of decal stickers. They believe that students found a loop hole around parking violations.…
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What flower are you?Piedmont theatre presents The Boys Next Door
"I've got them on plates in piles, see! They won't fit in a jar." This very funny yet touching play focuses on the lives of four mentally challenged men. Filled with humor, the play is also marked by the compassion and understanding which brings light to the half-lit world of its handicapped characters.…
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Dr. James Mellichamp presents RecitalBackground and insight on latest organ performance
When the typical student considers how to spend a Friday evening, seldom does attending an organ concert cross his or her mind. However, on April 17, concert-goers were treated to a musical presentation of beautiful sounds and remarkable talent.
Dr. James Mellichamp, vice president of student affairs, presented the audience with an electrifying performance on the Sewell Organ in the Piedmont College Chapel.
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Spring allergies on the attackPrepare for the horrorFlowers are blooming, trees are budding, the weather is getting warmer and the days are lasting just a little bit longer. Spring is here to stay.
Along with the welcome signs of the season come the unwelcome symptoms of runny noses, sneezing, watery eyes, itchy skin and congested sinuses.
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Property of the collegeWhere does fine money actually go?
At the end of the semester, it may be a common sight for students to receive their bill only to see things like "Lost key - $75" or "Hole in the wall - $25" at the bottom. These are just some of the fines that resident students have to pay for upkeep in the dormitories.
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Navigator Staff EditorialIn the last issue of The Navigator, a story was ran about three students getting arrested and their pictures were printed on the front page. The Navigator policy is when an arrest happens on-campus, we run a story and put the person's picture on the front page.
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What is Piedmont doing to help you find a job?With the economy the way it is, Piedmont tries to help students find jobsPiedmont seniors are only a few weeks away from graduating and entering an intimidating job market.
Georgia's unemployment rate is at 9.2 percent, according to the Georgia Department of Labor. Piedmont students are taking any available help to get a job.
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Drevlow and Broderick spotless against SpelmanLady Lions lock up fourth spot in GSAC
The combined pitching of senior Lindsey Drevlow and junior Michelle Broderick tossed 14 shutout innings and produced two wins for the Lady Lions over visiting Spelman College.
Piedmont improved to 12-14 on the season and evened its Great South Athletic Conference record to 6-6.
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