Georgia Perry

American Writer & Journalist

United States

Portfolio

Copywriting & Ghostwriting

Yverge
A Beginner's Guide to Using ChatGPT for Business

If you're intrigued to learn about ChatGPT and prefer to read an article written by a human, you've come to the right place! Instead of getting all technical and rigid, let's dive straight into what the fuss is all about with ChatGPT, shall we?

Farm to Fit
07/19/2021
6 Healthy Peanut Butter Alternatives

Peanut butter is a staple of school lunches and afternoon snacks. However, not all peanut butters are created equal. Many brands add sugar, vegetable oil, and trans fats into what's normally, left to its own devices, a protein-packed snack.

Leonyeh
Data is the new Oil

In 2006, the British mathematician and entrepreneur Clive Humby declared, "data is the new oil." What he meant, in no uncertain terms, was that data had become the most valuable resource on earth. Humby was right, and at the time his statement was visionary.

Medium
02/08/2016
The Mind and College Applications

I sat with one of my students on Saturday as he remarked that college applications feel like a great behemoth to be defeated. It's Spring Term, and the year looms out before him, an abyss at the end...

Journalism

The Atlantic
09/21/2015
Mall Walking: The Most American Thing Possible

After neighborhood sidewalks, shopping centers are the most popular places in the U.S. to go for a stroll. Please consider disabling it for our site, or supporting our work in one of these ways Subscribe Now > Indeed.

The Atlantic
06/24/2015
The Role Video-Game Designers Never Thought They'd Have to Play

Please consider disabling it for our site, or supporting our work in one of these ways Subscribe Now > They weren't talking about "educational video games," the kind with which American adults today are probably familiar. They wanted to know how the most popular existing video games-games like Madden Football and World of Warcraft and Mario Kart-could be integrated into public education in America.

Santacruz
11/12/2013
A Local Eater Goes Pro

There's a lot to digest in the story behind Dax Swanson's rise to competitive-eating glory. I'm sitting across a breakfast table from three Dax Swansons. First, there's the man himself-the exuberant, red-bearded Santa Cruz native who all the waitresses know and admire.

Santacruz
07/02/2013
More Than a Filling

Twinkies are returning to grocery shelves on , and it is not a moment too soon. Since the snack cakes ceased production last November, thousands of Americans have been up in arms-at least in a feigned, ironic-Facebook-post sort of way.

Santacruz
09/24/2013
Take Back Santa Cruz Leader Pulls No Punches

Analicia Cube, founder of Take Back Santa Cruz group, says she never expected the group to grow into what it's become. It took me a month to get up the courage to tell Analicia Cube where I work. When I did, she rolled her eyes and said, "I'm sorry, but the Santa Cruz Weekly is no friend of mine."

CityLab
In Portland, a Contested Tent City Offers the 'Right 2 Dream Too'

R2D2 gives the city's homeless just a sleeping bag and a communal tent for the night. The homeless run it, too-allowing others to survive on the streets on their own terms. This story is part of a CityLab series launching this month on the state of homelessness policy in American cities.

Good Times Santa Cruz
03/18/2015
The Road Goes on Forever - Good Times Santa Cruz

Most people assume that hitchhiking is a long-gone tradition in the 21st century. But in the San Lorenzo Valley, the continued popularity of thumbing it is one example of how things are done a little differently The 3:07 p.m. bus was due 15 minutes ago, and Xavier Pujol has been waiting at the Felton bus ...