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Mimeault named to Atlanta regional team
After leading the Georgia State baseball team to its first-ever NCAA Regional, senior catcher Marc Mimeault was named to the NCAA Atlanta Regional All-Tournament Team Monday night after his performance in the tournament over the weekend.
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Letter from the EditorWelcome to Georgia StateAs the title of this piece states, welcome to Georgia State.
For our regular readers wondering why I'm starting this particular piece with this particular introduction, I'll explain - this issue of the Signal is our first-ever summer issue, specifically designed for our incoming student population via Incept: New Student Orientation.
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Georgia State opening new student housing in August 2009
Georgia State University is pleased to announce that they are expecting to expand their housing facilities and open a new, state of the art dormitory in the fall of this year. The dormitory will only house freshman students interested in being a part of the Freshman Experience Residence Life program.
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American Idol produces "shock" win amid season of change
After a record-setting 100 million votes, Kris Allen snagged the title of the current American Idol, beating presumed frontrunner Adam Lambert and a slew of other presumed frontrunners in the process.
Allen's win caps a season full of surprises - some pleasant, others decidedly not - for the highest-rated show in America.
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How will America's new Idol and runner-up do post-Idol?
Kris Allen and Adam Lambert join a select group of individuals after this season of American Idol. The question now is: How will they do in the future? We take a look at previous contestants to gauge a prediction.
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President says Georgia State will deal with cuts in strideBecker says the economy and this year's budget shortfalls won't hinder the school's development
Georgia State President Mark Becker made the university's first "State of the University" address last Thursday in the Student Center. During his speech to about 900 faculty, staff and students, he went over the past 14 years of Georgia State's history, comparing where the university was when it was recognized as a research institution in 1995 to where it is today.
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