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Joseph Smith

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Joey enjoys spending a lot of time indoors. He enjoys watching anime, playing video games, and surfing the Internet. After ABAC, Joey plans on transferring to UGA's Grady School of Journalism and hopes to eventually write for Nintendo Power Magazine or G4 studios.

Joseph Smith's Articles

7/27/10

• Behind the music stands: ABAC Music Department
• Keith Barber appointed to national Board of Directors
• OPINON -- Cupids of the Internet
• Rural Studies Club enriches students and community

7/6/10

• Budgets cuts not as bad as we thought
• It's a whole new universe in 'Super Mario Galaxy
• Women's Institute motivates future leaders

4/27/10

• Distinguished students recognized at Honors Day 2010
• OPINION -- Tifton needs to put 'college' back into college town
• Regent's Exam officially stricken from curriculum

4/6/10

• Activity fees process to undergo another overhaul
• College Democrats play the platform game
• OPINION -- Time to put down the mouse and pick up a book
• The Big Three: Student Media at ABAC

3/9/10

• ABAC on the Square makes students feel at home
• Tifton mayor, city manager respond to possible ABAC budget cuts

2/23/10

• Library auctions off rare painting for Haitian relief.
• OPINION -- Video game industry dominated by hype
• REVIEW -- Repent for your sins in 'Dante's Inferno'
• SGA cracks down on club e-mail

2/9/10

• Online classes have their work cut out for them

1/26/10

• ABAC budget expects to worsen before it gets better
• REVIEW -- The balance of genres is disrupted in Darksiders.
• State Museum of Agriculture is set to merge with ABAC

12/1/09

• Cultures unite during International Week
• OPINION -- Banning books is completely pointless
• Students encouraged to get vaccinated.

11/10/09

• OPINION -- Video games have many positive aspects
• REVIEW -- The Gods of Metal are pleased with "Brutal Legend"
• VP of External Affairs plans to bring the ABAC family home

10/27/09

• 'TMNT Smash Up' is 'Smash Bros' for beginners
• Banned Books a success

10/6/09

• 'Halo ODST' : Just a new clone of an old favorite shooter game
• Budget constant for now
• Faculty set to make beautiful music

9/22/09

• Another success for the 'Guitar Hero' franchise
• One-Stop Shop Undergoing Serious Makeover
• Video games have stopped looking like video games

Issue Summary

News

• ABAC develops stronger partnership with Case IH
• Campus construction push continues
• Keith Barber appointed to national Board of Directors
• Then and now: A look into the rich history of the Agrirama
• ABAC's big, fat Greek wedding begins

Opinion

• OPINION -- Don't shy away from change
• Our Two Cents
• SGA welcomes incoming freshman
• Goodbye for The Stallion managing editor
• OPINION -- Dating/Relationships
• OPINON -- Cupids of the Internet
• Brace for the college rollercoaster

Entertainment

• 'Inception' shatters the concept of reality
• 'Sorcerer's Apprentice' is a dunce
• 'The Road' takes readers on a spiritual journey
• Movies to see before you graduate
• We Were Pirates breaks the mold with 'Cutting Ties'
• We Were Pirates breaks the mold with 'Cutting Ties'
• Behind the music stands: ABAC Music Department
• Campus to host True North concert event

Features

• Rural Studies Club enriches students and community
• Finding ways to keep yourself entertained while in Tifton!
• How to save money your freshman year
• Job opportunities abound for ABAC students
• College Life 101: The dos and don'ts of freshman year
• Turf Club lays down the seeds for student success
• Jazz Ensemble keeps the tempo on campus