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Experimental wireless art project by UGA student enables virtual graffiti in downtown Athens
“Tagging,” a term used by graffiti artists to describe writing, is the name of a new University of Georgia student project that will allow Internet…
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Law Students Answer the Call for Democracy
In the wake of the 2000 voting controversy in Florida, there was increased activity in front and behind the scenes on Election Day as independent…
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UGA’s Jekyll Island 4-H Center to be rededicated August 7
A rededication ceremony is planned for August 7 at the Jekyll 4-H Center on Jekyll Island. The ceremony officially marks the completion of a $1.5…
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Minority undergraduates present posters July 29
Monday, July 28, 2003 MEDIA ADVISORY Minority undergraduates present posters tomorrow as part of UGA summer research program Students from historically underrepresented groups are currently…
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UGA’s Fanning Institute to offer “Teaching Through Activities” workshop
The J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership at the University of Georgia will offer a workshop titled “Teaching Through Activities” on Thursday, July 31, from 9…
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UGA scientists test less lethal means to determine contaminant uptake
When scientists need to determine how much of a contaminant in an environment actually remains in the animals that live there, traditionally they have had…
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UGA education researchers bring virtual gorilla program to Barrow County teachers, youngsters
They’ll be knuckle-walking and twirling and foraging for food. It’s a jungle out there – at least, it will be for a group of Barrow…
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UGA College of Veterinary Medicine admits more students to its class of 2007
On August 18, 96 students in the College of Veterinary Medicine will begin their four-year pursuit of a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. The class…
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UGA human resources to offer free counseling services to employees
Human Resources at UGA has established a new program that will make counseling services available free of charge to employees and their families beginning July…
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Richard Zimdars Named Recipient of First Despy Karlas Professorship in Piano at the University of Ge
Richard Zimdars, a faculty member at the University of Georgia since 1984, has been named the first recipient of the newly established Despy Karlas Professorship…
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UGA Law School Association bestows its highest honor on McDonnell and Mobley
The University of Georgia School of Law’s alumni association has presented its highest honor, the Distinguished Service Scroll Award, to UGA professor Julian B. McDonnell…
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UGA scientists discover gene that maintains genome integrity
A team of cell biologists at UGA, led by Edward Kipreos, has discovered a gene that maintains genome stability by controlling the level of DNA…
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Cypress: Black Water Series features work of Joseph Strother, Alumnus and Former UGA Art
An exhibition of the work of Joseph Strother, titled “Cypress: Black Water Series,” will run from July 10 through Aug. 8 at the Broad Street…
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University of Georgia Scientists Discover Gene that maintains Genome Integrity by Limiting DNA Repli
A team of cell biologists at the University of Georgia, led by Edward Kipreos, has discovered a gene that maintains genome stability by controlling the…
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Georgians see Economy as most important problem facing the State according to UGAs Peach State
While concern about the war in Iraq was first on the minds of Georgians in March 2003, they now see the economy as the most…
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UGA social work dean named associate VP for academic affairs
Bonnie Yegidis, dean of UGA’s School of Social Work, has been named associate vice president for academic affairs and associate provost at the university.
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UGA researcher studies bacterias role in low birth weights
Scientists do not yet know exactly why some babies are born with low birth weights but a researcher at UGA is working to find out.
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Peabody/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation award winner now available
“The Making of ‘The DNA Files’” is now available to programmers, journalists and educators to encourage the creation of more and better health and medical…
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UGA Study shows more Georgia children than previously thought are overweight
Nearly 42 percent of a sample of Georgia fourth graders are either overweight or at risk of becoming overweight, according to the findings of a…
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School of Law Graduation moved indoors to Stegeman Coliseum because of threat of rain
School of Law Graduation moved indoors to Stegeman Coliseum because of threat of rain
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UGA College of Education receives partnership commendation from Georgia School Boards Association
The University of Georgia College of Education has been recognized by the Georgia School Boards Association for its work in the Partnership for Community Learning…
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Retired Admiral to Address MBA Graduates on May 9
Paul David Miller, chairman and CEO of Alliant Techsystems and a retired admiral of the U.S. Navy, will deliver the commencement address to graduates of…
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UGAs Creative Writing Program to host a range of readings in May
The University of Georgia’s Creative Writing Program will host a number of readings on campus in the coming two weeks. All readings will begin at…
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UGAs Terry College MBA Students Beat Four In-State Rivals to Win NAIOP Real Estate Case Compet
A team of MBA students from the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business earned state bragging rights and $5,000 in scholarship money by winning…
