Murder Served with Dinner Theatre

By Preston Jefferson Shots were fired in the Darton College Student Center and moments later a body was discovered. Of course, the shots were not real. Neither was the corpse. The action was part of a play, Murder at Café Noir, presented by the Darton Theater Department in the student center’s multi-purpose room. The play [...]

Cross-Country Ready for Another Title Run

For the Darton College men’s and women’s cross country teams, the Region XVII title defense starts in a familiar face—at home. The Cavaliers and Lady Cavaliers host the Darton Invitational Cross Country meet this Saturday, looking to open 2010 in winning fashion. Last year, both squads defended their home territory, winning the Darton Invitational. This [...]

Cavaliers Get Back to Work

“There’s always a big feeling of anticipation.” Whether you’re a student or even a faculty or staff member, you know that feeling of anticipation that English Assistant Professor Elizabeth Gassel is talking about. It is the anticipation, with a dash of excitement and nervousness, which everyone gets on the first day of school. There was [...]

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Facebook, Twitter, Social Media in Class

By Neil Entz Staff Reporter Social media is making its way into the classrooms here at Darton College. Teachers use social media in the classroom to provide a stronger personal connection, as a method for students to ask questions, and to promote learning. Brian Perkins, Darton Broadcast Journalism Program Coordinator, said, “I use Facebook in [...]

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Cavalier Chess Club builds brain power for players

By Albert Laney CHECK! With a momentary loss of concentration, your opponent is at a disadvantage, and you’re in an incontestable position of power. But wait! Your opponent counterstrikes – and the pursuit is on again. Although the game of chess is not new to Darton College, its popular¬ity definitely is. The Cavalier Chess Club [...]

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Tuition Increase Imminent

By Zach McIntyre The Board of Regents will increase tuition in May for Georgia’s public colleges and Universities. The tuition in the 2009-2010 year was $77 dollars per credit hour. The tuition has increased by $3 dollars for the 2010-2011 year and at the moment is $80 dollars per credit hour. Students and teachers are [...]

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LGBT Club Seeks Willing Advisor

By Chelsea Serr Darton is an atmosphere full of diversity, but despite the number of students who wish to start a LGBT (Lesbian Gay Bi Transgender) Club, no student has been successful in the club’s creation. The club would be a huge step for the acceptance of the gay community, here at Darton. Among the [...]

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Future of Peer Tutoring is Uncertain

By Ashley Miller In March, the peer tutoring center had to begin turning students away that were seeking help because there was no extra funding to cover the cost of extra tutors. Darton College students love the activities and services provided by the campus. There is a rock climbing wall for adventurous types, music trivia [...]

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Serving on Spring Break in the Keys

By Christina Rose During the week of March 27th through the 31st, forty-one Darton students were able to enjoy one of the most memorable experiences of their lives, a trip to Key Largo, Florida. This trip was sponsored by Student Activities and Darton’s Servant Leadership program. As a member of the Servant Leadership program, I [...]

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