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Weapons of mass instruction
A New York Times article about the inability of media outlets to dissuade 20 percent…
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Stress is out
Matthew Herring, a doctoral candidate in UGA’s department of kinesiology, was quoted in a BusinessWeek…
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A very niche market
An Associated Press article about how small businesses can thrive during the recession quoted Dimitris…
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Moldy tomatoes
Michael P. Doyle, the director of the Center for Food Safety at UGA, was quoted…
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College of Veterinary Medicine to host its annual open house on April 2
The College of Veterinary Medicine’s annual open house will be held April 2 from 9…
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Georgia Museum of Art will sponsor presentation by historian Nash Boney
In association with the Georgia Museum of Art’s exhibition University of Georgia Turns 225, Nash…
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Novelist Robert Morgan to give reading
The Georgia Review will present a reading by acclaimed novelist, short story writer and poet…
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Red Clay Conference will focus on tri-state water dispute
“Three States, One River: Exploring the Tri-State Water Dispute,” the School of Law’s 22nd Annual…
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Home herb gardens are easy to grow
Paul Thomas, a UGA horticulturist, says that herbs “are actually fairly easy to grow in…
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Harvard donates medical diagnostic tools to help third-world countries
Harvard University announced that it granted exclusive rights to its newly developed medical diagnostic tools…
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Wisconsin offers need-based grants for college-preparatory program
The Wisconsin Covenant Scholars program, which awards scholarships to participating high school students who meet…
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Three Franklin College researchers elected AAM Fellows
Three UGA researchers in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences have been elected Fellows…
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UGA professor’s research shows black athletes exploited physically, neglected academically
As the wildly popular National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball tournament tips off this week, University…
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UGA alumnus Chris Canter named 2010 Outstanding Young Educator Honoree
University of Georgia alumnus Chris Canter, a high school English teacher in Marietta, was recently…
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UGA education professor named Outstanding Reviewer by AERA journal
University of Georgia education professor Linda Harklau recently has been named an Outstanding Reviewer for…
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Media Advisory: UGA Cabinet meeting and media briefing March 18
The University of Georgia Cabinet will conduct its regular meeting Thursday, March 18, at 10…
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Tenure back on track for new faculty at Michigan’s Cornerstone University
The board of trustees at Cornerstone University, an independent Christian college in Grand Rapids, Mich.,…
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Colorado State University’s governing board bans concealed weapons
Colorado State University’s Board of Governors unanimously voted to ban concealed weapons from its campuses,…
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Mediterranean diet limits health risks
Eating a Mediterranean diet can reduce risks for arthritis, Alzheimer’s disease, cancer, heart disease and…
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School of Law places in quarterfinals at national moot court competition
The School of Law recently finished as a quarterfinalist at the Pace National Environmental Law…
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Spring semester enrollment sets record
UGA has set a new spring semester enrollment record with a total of 33,620 students…
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Graduate Student Association to host annual interdisciplinary conference
The UGA Graduate Student Association will host the 10th annual Interdisciplinary Research Conference on March…
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Suzanne Yoculan, inducted into State of Georgia Sports Hall of Fame
Suzanne Yoculan, former head gymnastics coach, was inducted into the State of Georgia Sports Hall…
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