Looking around GSU, I see the many ideas, thoughts, and reasons for attending this institution. Life in Statesboro can be both controversial and outspoken. So, this is not going to be an article of what color I should dye my hair or even what teacher I dislike this quarter. This article is going to contain explicit lyrics for only the mere fool to read. So sit back relax and enjoy this issue of the Reflector.
College is full of new expectations, diversity, and discovery.
Many students cling to a certain group, join a certain sorority or fraternity, or engage in activities focused around their major to make their time at GSU more enjoyable. The National Society of Black Engineers, known as NSBE, is a club for anyone to join. NSBE's main focus is to help African-American and minority students specializing in math and science make connections for the future. This society has at GSU since 1988. This year, the chapter is nationally known, meeting the goal NSBE members strive to maintain.