Every year, people gather at the Marriott and Hilton in downtown Atlanta to celebrate Dragon Con; a sci-fi and fantasy convention. My friends and I were lucky enough to witness some of the festivities. Pictured are spiderman and some other lady super hero climbing on the sculptures outside the Marriott.

Sweetwater is the place to be for Emory students 21+ any Wednesday through Friday.

RJD2 Performs at the 2008 Homecoming Ball

Every other Wednesday, Emory students join together on Asbury circle to celebrate "Wonderful Wednesday."

 

Before 1982, Wonderful  Wednesday was a day off for students. It was a nice break in the middle of the week. No classes were held, and students had the chance to either catch up on their school work, or to get completely wasted. In 1982, Em...

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Ridgewood Block Party 2008! Maggie's Bar represented with a party tent.

Hey everyone. Aren't fraternity stereotypes fun? Every college has the "cool" fraternity. Every college has the "dorky" fraternity. Every college has the "stoner" fraternity. So lets talk about fraternities at Emory. 

 

To make this easier on your mind, we are going to go by geographical order. We'll start at the top of Fraternity row and move d...

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Considering Emory's unofficial mascot is a skeleton, Halloween at Emory feels right at home. 

 

In general, Atlanta knows how to celebrate Halloween. Little five points, known for its quirky boutiques and thrift stores, is also know for its Halloween festivities. Usually you can find people in five points decked out in leather and sporting Mohaw...

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Emory Diwali is the Indian Cultural Exchanges' signature event. Every year, this cultural get together is attended by hundreds of students and frequently ranks high in Emory's best events. 

 

Diwali is the Indian celebration of lights.  It's like Hannukah, but less Maccabees fighting Greeks, and more Indian gods fighting demons. The Emory event ...

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I just wanted to watch Big Fish tonight. I was really in the mood for a lighthearted, romantic comedy. You know what I mean? Me and my frat bros get tired of keg stands and case races every now and then, and just want to watch Ewan McGregor on the big screen.

 

Anyway, for the past four years, I have never been fully satisfied with Emory Vision....

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