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Noted novelist Richard Powers will deliver spring semester Charter Lecture on March 29
Richard Powers, whose powerful novels have led critics to proclaim him one of the most important writers now working in the United States, will deliver…
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Welcome move
James Holmes, senior research associate at the Center for International Trade and Security, published an op-ed in the Washington Times about the agreement on nuclear…
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Alumni-employee breakfast
Each year the Alumni Association presents the “Workin like a Dawg” UGA alumni employees breakfast, an annual gathering for UGA employees who are also alumni.…
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Egos: Not in check
Canada.com and the Calgary Herald carried a CanWest News Service essay analyzing the implications of the discovery that Paris Hilton’s mobile phone archive included photos…
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Finding refuge
UGA alumnus Mark Bixler returns to Athens this week to discuss his new book, The Lost Boys of Sudan: An American Story of the Refugee…
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Students protest grant change
Tens of thousands of students in Montreal blocked streets and marched through the city in protest of the provincial government’s decision to convert many student…
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Authors will discuss ‘double lives’ of African-American women in society
Charisse Jones and Kumea Shorter-Gooden, authors of the book Shifting: The Double Lives of Black Women in America, will deliver the university’s fifth annual Mary…
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Georgians confident in voting system
A majority of Georgians is satisfied that the touch-screen system for casting and counting votes in the state of Georgia is accurate and convenient, according…
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Alumna details ‘moving’ experiences
Cartographies: Meditations on Travel By Marjorie Agosín University of Georgia Press $22.95 In Cartographies, UGA alumna Marjorie Agosín evokes the many places on four continents…
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Sub-zero Scholarship
For Dean Rusk Center Associate Director Dorinda G. Dallmeyer visiting Antarctica is more than just a once-in-a-lifetime trip.
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Bird Brainy
Wanting to develop an introductory class with wide appeal that would bring more students into the study of poultry science and the College of Agricultural…
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Making space for all
While trying to decide whether to pursue a doctorate in finance at the Terry College of Business, Jide Wintoki took a number of factors into…
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“Lost” Honeymooners
Within its massive collection of radio and television programs, staff in the Peabody Awards Archive at the University of Georgia has discovered a new “lost…
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Chocolate Science
A new college student may be a little leery of signing up for a biology or accounting course. But what student wouldn’t warm up to…
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Finding balance
Abstracting the tangible is the goal of students in April Allen’s residential furnishings and interiors course.
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A changing world…
For an average lawyer, knowledge of international law is no longer a luxury, it is increasingly becoming a requirement, according to the School of Law’s…
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Going home
Kwesi DeGraft-Hanson has used skills and opportunities as a landscape architecture faculty member at UGA to breathe life into his Ghanaian hometown of Cape Coast.
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Agrarian Connections
Bob Rhoades knows the country. Whether it’s the country in South America, Nepal, or the United States, this professor of anthropology knows agrarian landscapes and…
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Mr. President had a farm…
Students in UGA’s Daniel B. Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources visited Carter Farms, Inc., recently to learn about the stewardship and land management…
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Becoming a bulldog
With just a few days remaining until the Feb. 1 deadline to apply for the freshman class that will enter in 2005, the Undergraduate Admissions…
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Class Writes its Own Textbook
Rick Watson is director of the Center for Information Systems Leadership at UGA’s Terry College of Business. He has been teaching an XML computer programming…
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A little do, re, mi
What’s more natural than singing? Many people may do it, but the finest singers are the ones who train for years with great teachers.
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Spring Break: Security Leadership Washington Week
Fourteen University of Georgia students in the Security Leadership Program at the Center for International Trade and Security (CITS) in the School of Public and…
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Ain’t nothing like the real thing
Broadcast News majors in UGA’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications spend one semester during their last year on campus putting their studies into…