Tag: Newsmakers
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Noah Harris honored for service by President
In a recent speech in Atlanta, President George W. Bush praised UGA graduate Noah Harris…
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Scott Alan Brown quoted in Washington Post
A Washington Post story quotes Scott Alan Brown, head of the small animal medicine department…
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Internet savvy
Tom Reichert, who teaches advertising at UGA, was quoted in the L.A. Times in an…
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Spreading the law
Michael Kline and Milind Dongre, UGA law students interning in Guyana, were quoted in the…
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Changing direction
The North Carolina-based News and Observer turned to Han Park, director of the Center for…
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Don’t let ’em bite
Dan Suiter, an associate professor of entomology, told the Associated Press, “It’s no secret that…
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Diplomacy first
A columnist for the Salt Lake Tribune quotes Gary Bertsch, international affairs professor, in a…
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The other nuclear struggle
In an article for London’s Sunday Times, Anupam Shrivastava, director of UGA’s Center for International…
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Telecommuting blues
The Austin, Texas American-Statesman quoted UGA housing and consumer economic professor Douglas Bachtel in an…
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One big gulp
Reporting on the McClatchy Co. of Sacramento’s purchase of the Knight Ridder Inc. newspaper group,…
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Flower power
Cincinnati’s Business Courier reports that Procter and Gamble Co. is investing in cuphea, a flower…
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Billboards vs. trees
North Carolina allows billboard owners to cut down publicly owned trees to keep their signs…
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Red meat
That ruby red hue of meat in grocery store cases is more likely the deceptive work…
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How the South went GOP
A new book posits that the South changed from a Democratic region to Republican due…
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Waiver fight
In Detroit, a 52-year-old laid-off Ford engineer is suing the company, alleging age discrimination, and…
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Boon to boomers
Baby boomer inventors have an advantage in hawking their products, according to an article in…
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Asia’s new balance
The New York Times quotes Anupam Srivastava, executive director of UGA’s South Asia program, on…
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True grits
While grits are gaining popularity above the Mason-Dixon line, the Southern mainstay still remains a…
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Pricey petunias
Despite mild winter weather, greenhouse growers are facing high heating bills, meaning that there may…
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Little bird, big memory
The ScienceNOW Daily News reports on a new study led by University of Edinburgh biologists…
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Bush on his own terms
While President Bush and his senior aides continue to defend the legality of the wiretapping…
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Alarming art
While furor builds over the satirical cartoons depicting the prophet Muhammad in Danish and European…
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No more mint
In a story discussing whether the 1,100-year-old and financially troubled Royal Mint should close, The…
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Political time machine
Today’s drama of the National Security Agency’s domestic eavesdropping recalls another one of decades past,…
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