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comprar cialisDecatur based singer/ songwriter Caroline Aiken was at Macon State College on Thursday Apr. 17. Aiken visited the campus as part of the MSC Arts Festival. Continue reading »

Lights! Camera! Action! A bit of Hollywood came to the MSC campus on Tuesday, April 15, as the annual Greenway Awards were held in the lobby of the Student Life Center. Continue reading »

Just as movie and video lovers were getting used to talking about the latest DVD releases, the technological community threw consumers a curve. To match television’s jump to high definition, a format war emerged in the world of recorded video media. Blu-Ray Discs and HD-DVD’s battled each other as the heir apparent to the DVD video market. That struggle ended with Blu-Ray coming out on top. Continue reading »

I enjoy new technology, but I’m usually a step or two behind the cutting edge. I wasn’t old enough to buy a Betamax player, but I’m sure I wouldn’t have. I never owned a Laserdisc. Similarly, I have held out on the HD-DVD and Blu-Ray Disc players. Continue reading »

On Tuesday, Apr. 1, poet Michael Meyerhofer visited Macon State College for a poetry reading in the Arts Complex Theater. Meyerhofer read primarily from his new book, Leaving Iowa. Meyerhofer also offered a writer’s workshop later that day in the Student Life Center for English majors and aspiring authors.
In addition to being a published, award-winning poet, Meyerhofer teaches his craft at Ball State University in Indiana. Meyerhofer is also the latest poet to visit MSC as part of the Georgia Poetry Circuit. Continue reading »

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Each semester, Macon State College students pay an Activities fee of $44 in addition to tuition and books. The amount of money collected each semester depends on student enrollment. With enrollment nearing 7000 students, the amount of Activities fees collected might surprise some students. Continue reading »

On Apr. 22, hundreds of countries will participate in Earth Day—a holiday dedicated to celebrating the Earth as well as to raise awareness on the conservation of the environment. Continue reading »

To teach students of his Computer Interface Design class, Dr. Terry Smith, assistant professor Information Technology at Macon State College, brings his to visit the Georgia Academy for the Blind, located on Vineville Avenue in Macon. Continue reading »