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Honoring a legend
Just about everyone on campus knows about the building with bones in the lobby. The bones are from a prehistoric giant North American ground sloth;…
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UGA Dominates Southeastern Conclave Competition
The UGA student chapter of The Wildlife Society, made up of students in the Daniel B. Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, dominated at…
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Kettering President David Mathews to deliver Tresp Lecture at UGA
David Mathews, president and chief executive officer of the Charles F. Kettering Foundation, will deliver the annual Lothar Tresp Lecture at the University of Georgia…
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Use nature’s design for perfect Easter eggs, say UGA experts
Nature didn’t create hen eggs with Easter in mind. Still, the same immaculate design that jump-starts fuzzy chicks will let you hard-cook perfect eggs and…
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UGA’s Grady College to offer broadcast news Bluejeans Workshop
A casual workshop dealing with broadcast news reporting, videography and video editing has been set for Saturday, April 2, in the Grady College of Journalism…
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General Assembly OKs supplemental budget for 2005
The $16.5 million supplemental budget for the current fiscal year, approved by the General Assembly March 4, protects full formula funding for the University System and provides…
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Spring enrollment tops 32,000
Spring semester enrollment at UGA totals 32,013, a decrease of 316 students from spring semester of 2004. The one percent decline still places this spring’s…
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S.C. judge will give Edith House Lecture
Chief Justice Jean Hoefer Toal, the first and only woman to serve on the Supreme Court of South Carolina, will deliver the 23rd annual Edith…
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Lost in space
Betsie Rothermel, a postdoctoral research associate at UGA’s Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, has published the first study ever to investigate whether juvenile amphibians possess an…
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March
Eleven UGA employees retired March 1. Retirees, their job classification, department and length of employment are: Linda P. Aaron, library technical assistant, libraries–general operations, 20…
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Summer camp registration
UGA’s McPhaul CFD Center will offer summer camp again this year, with available space increased to accommodate 40 children. Camp includes weekly field trips,…
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Human resources associate VP named CEO of national association
Anthony G. (Andy) Brantley, who has led UGA’s Human Resources Division for nearly five years, is leaving to head the national professional organization for human…
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Margaret Wagner Dahl received Biomedical Community Award
Margaret Wagner Dahl, director of research development and technology alliances, received the Georgia Biomedical Partnership’s Biomedical Community Award earlier this year. The award recognizes individuals,…
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UGA entomologist puts a bug in people’s ear about pesticide risks
You wake up in the middle of the night and head to the kitchen for a drink. You flick on the light-and “Eeeeek! A bug!”…
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COMPACT Planning
Barbara White, chief information officer, has launched a process called “compact planning” at Enterprise Information Technology Services as a way of developing plans and budgets…
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Yale University ends family contribution for low-income students
Yale has joined Harvard in easing the financial burden of a college education on students from low-income families. Parents who earn less than $45,000 per…
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Kettering president will deliver Tresp Lecture
David Matthews, president and chief executive officer of the Charles F. Kettering Foundation, will deliver the annual Lothar Tresp Lecture at the university March 23.
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Archive opens at NY public library
The New York Public Library has launched a free, searchable database of about 275,000 images and manuscripts from its holdings. These images are all either in…
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Cures for Everything
This week, University Theatre will debut M.F.A. playwriting student David Pollack’s Cures for Everything-a story about a well-known painter who has found himself in a…
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UGA removes files from server after finding sensitive third-party information
University officials have discovered that a student improperly stored sensitive third-party information on one of its servers in violation of UGA’s computer-use policy. An ongoing…
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Hugh J. Watson named Fellow of Association for Information Systems
Hugh J. Watson, professor of management information systems, has been named a Fellow of the Association for Information Systems. AIS is the leading professional organization…
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Jack Bauerle selected as head coach of U.S. women’s swim team at FINA World Championships
Head swimming and diving coach Jack Bauerle will serve as head coach of the U.S. women’s swim team at the 2005 FINA World Championships in…
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Book examines modern-age Americas
The Americas in the Modern Age By Lester D. Langley Yale University Press $20 In The Americas of the Modern Age, which will be released…
