Tin Lizzy’s Cantina: Not Your Average Cantina

  By Christina Nicholas  Tin Lizzy’s Cantina is a local restaurant that serves Mexican American cuisine. Their food exceeds expectations. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a full dinner, Tin Lizzy’s is the place you should be.   Tin Lizzy’s food is out of this world. It serves unique flavors, from Korean BBQ tacos to their choice of skillets. They are not your average … Continue reading Tin Lizzy’s Cantina: Not Your Average Cantina

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The weekend for anime lovers

By Ameer Mahon Staff Writer Fans of anime get ready, because Anime Weekend Atlanta is coming. For those who do not know what this is, Anime weekend Atlanta or (AWA) is a special time for fans of anime. AWA help anime-rs meet others, have a laugh or two, and for the hardcore anime fans, you get to Cosplay. Cosplay is a competing performance art in which cosplayers … Continue reading The weekend for anime lovers

Varuni Pizza Place review

By Emma Barhoumi Staff Writer Opening in the coming weeks, Varuni prepares to open the hottest pizza place in Atlanta. Located on the corner of Monroe Drive and Piedmont Avenue, this new restaurant is the newest rave. Starting construction in early 2013, the restaurant is well into a year of flipping this location into the modern Neapolitana atmosphere to compliment his amazing neapolitan style pizza. The … Continue reading Varuni Pizza Place review

Holocaust education in school important; Jewish Culture Club visits Anne Frank Museum

By Seth Hochman Co-Editor in Chief While the Holocaust happened in the early 1940s, it is important to remember what happened, and as well, to learn about what happened. Holocaust education in the United States compared to other countries in the world is good, but sometimes, it is not at a great level. As a Jewish teenager, learning about the Holocaust is important because it … Continue reading Holocaust education in school important; Jewish Culture Club visits Anne Frank Museum

Braves look strong going into 2014 season

     After last season where the Atlanta Braves fell to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the playoffs, disappointment ensued for the players and the fans of the Braves. Going into a new season, there is much hope for the Braves as they try to win the division and win the World Series.    The Braves face an uphill battle though as key players from … Continue reading Braves look strong going into 2014 season

New hangout: Stars and Strikes

By Emma Barhoumi Staff Writer A new bowling alley has recently opened in the Sandy Springs area called Stars and Strikes. They advertise events for every age group, offering two types of bowling, a full arcade, laser tag, a laser maze, and a grille. The bowling alley is located less than a five minute drive north on Roswell Road from North Springs, making it conveniently … Continue reading New hangout: Stars and Strikes

Evolving politics in Georgia

     With Georgia voting Republican in the presidential elections since 1992 and all of Georgia’s senators being male and Republican, many people would be surprised that there is a woman running for senate that is a Democrat and is doing fairly well in the pre-elections polls. Her name is Michelle Nunn, and she is the daughter of former Georgian senator Sam Nunn. Sam Nunn … Continue reading Evolving politics in Georgia

Madras Chettinad: Restaurant Review

Chettinad is a region of southern Tamil Nadu, India, famous for its culinary delicacies. The famous range of food includes sea food, chicken and lamb apart from the mouthwatering vegetarian options. Madras Chettinad has been gaining a reputation as one of the best Indian restaurants in Georgia, and I do not doubt that. I dined at Madras Chettinad for dinner January 21 and was blown … Continue reading Madras Chettinad: Restaurant Review