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Category: Reviews
Movies, books, restaurants, video games, gadgets, TV shows – The Sentinel staff dives in and separates the good from the bad.
Marietta Square voted ‘Best Date Spot’ by Marietta campus
If you ever plan to impress someone on a date, an outing to Marietta Square is as good a place to start as any.
MacCracken’s voted ‘Best Bar’ by Marietta campus
The Irish-themed pub is a favorite among KSU students for its expansive beer menu and classic Celtic fare.
Cook Out voted ‘Best Late-Night Food’ by Kennesaw campus
Cook Out serves good food at good prices, offering the best value around.
Marietta Diner voted ‘Best Late-Night Food’ by Marietta campus
Whether you’re having a nice dinner out with friends or fulfilling some late night craving, the Marietta Diner offers a solid dining experience.
Chandler Burks voted ‘Best Male Athlete’ by Marietta campus
Chandler Burks is a winner in the classroom and on the field.
Legacy Gazebo voted ‘Best Place to Nap’ on Kennesaw campus
If you ever find yourself on Kennesaw campus and in need of sleep, have no fear because the Legacy Gazebo is the perfect spot for a quick nap.
Simon Pritchard voted ‘Best Male Athlete’ by Kennesaw campus
In high school, Simon Pritchard posted a ranking of 748th in the world, and now the Wales native and economics major is ending his decorated career at KSU.
Taco Mac voted ‘Best Bar’ by Kennesaw campus
If you’re looking for a place to forget exams and group projects, just head over to Taco Mac.
“The Phantom of the Opera” wows audiences in Atlanta
Grab tickets to see this show while you can and enjoy the high production quality and talented cast as they bring this classic to life.
New spin on ‘Don Quixote’ hits the theater
The Department of Theatre and Performance Studies chased wind mills across the stage in their new production titled “Don Quixote Ugly,” Feb. 22 and 23.
Jazz ensembles perform diverse genres
The Jazz Ensembles I and II performed a night of music on Feb. 16 from the varying genres and musical styles taught by the School of Music.