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Post editors Dina Berliner and Alex Meyer discuss students' reaction to pro-Donald Trump graffiti, updates on the Athens sexual predator and other top stories from the week.
Megan Carter, a sophomore studying psychology and the secretary for the Feminist Equality Movement signs a poster asking "Why are you abortion positive?" at the Abortion Positive Rally on April 7, 2016.
Tiffany Anderson, a sophomore studying computer engineering, picks up Eleonor Elias, a freshman studying psychology, to help her paint higher up on the mural, Thursday. They were covering up an offensive message written by Trump supporters the day before.
The graffiti wall by Bentley Hall was painted over with the words "Build The Wall!!" and "Trump 2016" on Thursday.
GoBus has been operating since November 2011, yet this was the first major accident with injuries, Carolyn Conley, GoBus coordinator, said.
Columnist Haadiza Ogwude discusses the risk factors of fast weight loss.
"A pill that allows you to retain all of the things that you have ever learned."
"I would invent something that would turn water into wine, and then I would be the new Jesus."
According to a police report, Keith Markman, 48, also forced entry into the home of his former girlfriend.
Several events throughout the week will promote an end to sexual assault on campus while offering support to survivors.
There needs to be a conversation about the reality of drinking at universities.
Moms had plenty to do whether it was on or off Court Street this weekend.
Take Back the Night week and the Social Experiences and Safety Survey are worthwhile efforts to end sexual assault on campus and help survivors heal.
“Canes, I like it and it would be nice if it was closer, and it would get a lot of good business here.”
The Athena Cinema will show The Princess Bride on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and 3 p.m., respectively.
"My first cell phone was a Motorola flip phone, a Razr. I didn't like it, but I couldn't do anything about it. It was silver. It was my baby at the time, but I mean, everybody had it."
“I had a dream that the president was my dad and we were walking and I fainted, and that was the end of the dream.”
“I am going back home with my boyfriend.”
Afroman came to Athens? Here’s what went down in case you missed it.
The Athena Cinema will be screening the forgotten cult classic ‘The Wages of Fear’ along with a presentation by the revered professor emeritus Dr. Kenneth L. Brown on the physiology of fear.
Solutions by The State News