The lights were low and the music was raging. Sorority girls and fraternity guys filled the Classic Center for one of the biggest and most well-known Greek events of the year. It was 7:30 pm on Wednesday, Oct. 20, and up-and-coming musical artist J*Midd took the stage. The sold out crowd went crazy; it was time for Greek Grind 2010.
Condoms, condoms everywhere, you’re going to get…fashionably clad?
That’s right, as SHHUGA’s (Sexual Health Helpers of UGA) inaugural season of Project Condom launched this past Tuesday night; we learned condoms do not just protect us from sexually transmitted infections.
Condoms can be the stuff of wonderful couture.
More than that, condoms can be conversation starters, a pop culture reference or even used as political statements. Read More
Life in the concert business is never dull. As owner of the Georgia Theatre, Wilmot Greene has acquired a collection of stories that showcases the ‘finest’ moments of stupidity, drunkenness and disaster that only an old concert hall can provide. Here are five of the best tales, recounted by Greene himself.
“Let me start by saying that things usually went really smoothly at shows. We did a good job at spotting trouble early and diffusing the situation, or preventing people from being over-served and losing control of themselves.”