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Bowl Ticket Order Process Begins Thursday
Original at dawg-extra (Blogspot)
• Wed, Nov 18
By David Hale(noreply@blogger.com) All games in which Georgia may be selected to play will be listed. William C. Hartman Jr. Fund contributors should request only the venues in which they are willing to travel. The Athletic Association will not charge your card until the bowl bid has been officially determined. Orders will be fi...
Cox Remains Starter, Green Out
Original at dawg-extra (Blogspot)
• Mon, Nov 2
By David Hale(noreply@blogger.com) The Southeastern Conference has reviewed and accepted the disciplinary actions taken by the University of Florida regarding football student-athlete Brandon Spikes. The university suspended Spikes for the first half of its next game (vs. Vanderbilt, Nov. 7) for an unsportsmanlike ac...
UGA gets grant to improve driving, safety
Original at Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Mon, Nov 2
By Laura Diamond The Georgia Traffic Injury Prevention Institute at the University of Georgia received a grant from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety worth about $836,000 to continue programs for senior citizens and teenagers and their parents.
Women’s colleges still flourishing
Original at Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Mon, Oct 19
By ldiamond@ajc.com Kelsey Shaul had no intention of going to a women’s college. She had set her sights on Georgia Tech, the University of Georgia, Emory University or Duke University.
UGA hosts conference on Latino education issues
Original at Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Tue, Oct 13
By Laura Diamond The University of Georgia will hold a conference this month focused on issues surrounding immigration and education.
UGA baseball player arrested
Original at Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Tue, Oct 13
ATHENS -- An underage University of Georgia baseball player has been arrested on alcohol-related charges.
Why I don’t bring my wife to Georgia football games
Original at blogs.ajc.com
• Sun, Sep 27
By Theresa Walsh Giarrusso Editor’s Note: I’ve complained a lot on this blog about my husband abandoning me on the weekends to go to the University of Georgia football games. Finally, here’s HIS view on the subject. Ever since our first child was born, my wife has had a hate-hate relationship with college football, a...
UGA-Fla Game Likely to Stay Put
Original at dawg-extra (Blogspot)
• Wed, Sep 23
By David Hale(noreply@blogger.com) The University of Georgia Athletic Association Board of Directors at its regular quarterly meeting Wednesday approved a recommendation by Director of Athletics Damon Evans to move forward with negotiations to extend the contract for the annual Georgia-Florida game to be held in Jac...
Georgia names Jere Morehead as provost
Original at Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Fri, Sep 18
By ktorres@ajc.com University of Georgia officials ended a national search Friday by promoting one of their own to the second-highest job in the university’s administration.
UGA freshman says fraternity forced him to drink
Original at Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Thu, Sep 17
By listen@ajc.com ATHENS, -- An 18-year-old University of Georgia fraternity pledge says he was hazed and forced to drink alcohol.
UGA Working on Environmental Friendliness
Original at First Coast News
• Mon, Sep 14
ATHENS, GA (AP) -- The University of Georgia may not score high for environmental friendliness, but officials say the school is making progress.
Greek Life: Would you advise your teen to Rush?
Original at blogs.ajc.com
• Mon, Aug 10
By Theresa Walsh Giarrusso Here’s a quote from the front of UGA Greek Life page that interested me: “The 2008 UGA National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) found that students who are members of UGA social Greek letter organizations report higher levels of …
Forget college; find a roommate
Original at Augusta Chronicle
• Mon, May 25
GA Kristen Petersen and Alexis Steinhart have been best friends for 14 years and will share a room at the University of Georgia. "I've known her all my life practically, so I know it won't be too hard to get used to her quirks that I don't know about," ...
Poor job market keeps many college grads in school
Original at Gainesville Times
• Sat, May 23
GA That's what University of Georgia journalism student Brittany Cofer is hoping. The Conyers native said she could have graduated this May but chose to return to UGA for another semester this fall to take more classes and gain more editorial experience ...
Business Briefs: Counseling center earns accreditation
Original at Online Athens
• Sat, May 23
GA The University of Georgia Alumni Association is collecting nominations for 100 Best Bulldog Businesses, a new program created to spotlight fast-growing companies owned or operated by UGA alumni. The top 100 businesses will be announced at the program's ...
Soccer team grabs Clemson transfer
Original at Red and Black
• Wed, May 20
GA We are excited to have Sarah join our soccer program here at the University of Georgia," Baker said. "We enjoyed watching Sarah play as a youth player for many years as she became one of the most heralded players in the 2008 recruiting class. ...
Farming well-represented in 10th District
Original at Online Athens
• Tue, May 19
GA The census findings did not surprise John McKissick, an agricultural economist at the University of Georgia. Some of the state's top counties in terms of agricultural production, and specifically poultry production, are in Northeast Georgia, ...
UGA adds Louisiana-Lafayette to 2010 home schedule
Original at Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Mon, May 18
USA By TIM TUCKER Athens — The University of Georgia, which has been scrambling to find two opponents to complete its 2010 home football schedule, has found one: the University of Louisiana-Lafayette. The Bulldogs will play the Ragin' Cajuns, ...
Metro Week in Review: May 10-16
Original at Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Sun, May 17
USA Cadaver dogs found the body of the University of Georgia marketing professor last weekend. The motive for the April 25 shootings remained unclear. Authorities also said they found directions to the home of another UGA professor in Zinkhan's Jeep. ...
The Week in Review
Original at Online Athens
• Sat, May 16
GA A look back at the top stories of the week in the Athens Banner-Herald and onlineathens.com. • Former Bulldogs quarterback Quincy Carter arrested in Abilene - Former University of Georgia quarterback Quincy Carter was arrested in Abilene, Texas, ...
The youngest most common poison victims
Original at Online Athens
• Fri, May 15
GA Homicidal poisoning is on the upswing and infants are the most common victims, two University of Georgia researchers found in a review of deaths blamed on toxins and overdoses. Fortunately, the number of homicides by poisoning is very low - only 523 in ...
Harassment not yet wiped from record, ex-dean says
Original at Online Athens
• Wed, May 13
GA Lawyers for fired University of Georgia journalism dean John Soloski have asked a federal judge to find UGA President Michael Adams and the state Board of Regents in contempt because UGA officials have not removed a finding of sexual harassment against ...
Regents give schools power to furlough faculty
Original at Online Athens
• Tue, May 12
GA ATLANTA - Faculty at the University of Georgia and other public colleges in the state now face the possibility of furloughs when the economy goes south. The University System Board of Regents on Tuesday voted to empower UGA President Michael Adams and ...
Carroll: Good leadership needs a solid foundation
Original at Online Athens
• Sat, May 9
GA In business and in life, people respond best to those they can trust and in whom they have confidence. • Archie Carroll is professor emeritus in the Terry College of Business, University of Georgia. He may be contacted at acarroll@uga.edu.
Opinion: New Georgia medical school faces hurdle
Original at Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Sun, Apr 19
A team of scientists is set to visit Athens to comb over the preparations for the new medical campus scheduled to open next year near the University of Georgia campus. A good review by the Liaison Committee for Medical Evaluation could give the partnership between the Medical College of Ge...
Lady Dogs Headed to NCAAs
Original at dawg-extra (Blogspot)
• Mon, Mar 16
By David Hale(noreply@blogger.com) The Georgia Lady Bulldogs received an at large bid to the 2009 NCAA Women's Basketball Championship on Monday evening. The bid is Georgia's 26th overall and moves the Lady Bulldogs into sole possession of second place all-time nationally. Georgia has now earned spots in the last 15th NCAA...
Dungy, Richt Team Up for a Cause
Original at dawg-extra (Blogspot)
• Thu, Mar 12
By David Hale(noreply@blogger.com) Former NFL head coach Tony Dungy and University of Georgia head football coach, Mark Richt will hold a joint news conference on Wednesday, March 18, 2008 in the team meeting room at Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall at 2:00 p.m., on the University of Georgia campus in Athens. The men will announce th...
5 Things: Michigan State Edition.
Original at Dawg Sports
• Thu, Jan 1
By MaconDawg While the major media focus has been on the Ringer/Moreno matchup, it's the Georgia passing attack that I think presents a serious matchup problem. This is the group that made Penn State's Daryll Clark look like Peyton Manning. Matt Stafford will need no help looking like Manning, as he's a...
'SmartMoney' Tries to Rank Colleges Based on Salary 'Payback'
Original at Chronicle of Higher Education
• Wed, Dec 17
By Paul Basken Among the findings, according to SmartMoney, is that the University of Georgia delivers a “payback” nearly three times that of Harvard University, and that the Universities of Delaware and of Rhode Island both outperform every Ivy League institution in the ranking.
Study: Today's youth think quite highly of themselves
Original at usatoday.com
• Tue, Nov 18
Today's teenagers and young adults are far more likely than their parents to believe they're great people, destined for maximum success as workers, spouses and parents, suggests a report comparing three decades of national surveys.And these so-called Millennials or Gen Y young peopl...
Biological Clock Regulates More Genes Than Previously Thought
Original at Medgadget.com
• Mon, Nov 10
At the University of Georgia researchers are discovering that the biological clock of organisms is tied to a much larger set of genes than was previously thought. Though the research was performed on bread mold, the finding points to the importance of time on an organism, and may lead to a b...
A Matter of Honor: Georgia Senate RaceOriginal at culturekitchen - fresh dissent served daily
• Mon, Nov 3
By mole333 Saxby Chambliss: a dishonorable Bush Republican who even Republicans think cheated and lied his way into office. Jim Martin: an honorble Veteran respected by both Democrats and Republicans. You can learn more about Jim Martin at his website.
College Football Preview: The Jort-Out Is Coming [College]
Original at Deadspin
• Fri, Oct 31
By Clay Travis Tired of struggling to find enough teachers to staff its classrooms on the Friday before the annual Georgia-Florida football game, the Clarke County (Ga.) School District — which includes Athens, home of the University of Georgia — decided to cancel school altogether.
NSF Awards $57.3M for 20 New Projects for Plant Genome Research
Original at Green Car Congress
• Tue, Oct 28
By Mike Millikin First-time recipients of PGRP awards include California State University-Long Beach, Case Western Reserve University, North Carolina Central University, University of Minnesota-Duluth, University of Southern California and Western Illinois University.
Jim Martin for Georgia SenateOriginal at culturekitchen - fresh dissent served daily
• Sat, Oct 18
By mole333 Jim Martin has been endorsed by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: The article goes on to discuss probable Republican fraund in Ohio in 2004. Saxby Chambliss: a dishonorable Bush Republican who even Republicans think cheated and lied his way into office.
Cocktail Thursday: Auburn Edition.
Original at Dawg Sports
• Thu, Nov 8
By MaconDawg
Countup to Kickoff . . .
Original at Dawg Sports
• Mon, Aug 20
By MaconDawg
Remembering Former Georgia Greats (Part III)
Original at Dawg Sports
• Sat, Aug 4
By T Kyle King
Football recruiting, college hockey and your daily dose of preseason motivation.
Original at Dawg Sports
• Fri, Jul 27
By MaconDawg
Social Security Numbers putting Faculty and Students at Risk?
Original at Student Loan Info for Parents
• Tue, Jul 24
By moniqueleonard In late March, a University of California at San Francisco server that stored the names, contact information and Social Security numbers of about 3,000 cancer study subjects and potential subjects was stolen from a locked office. In May, the names and Social Security numbers of almost 9...
Michigan-Notre Dame Hiatus Opens Door for 'Dawgs to Schedule Wolverines
Original at Dawg Sports
• Sun, Jul 22
By T Kyle King
Not Again . . .
Original at Dawg Sports
• Tue, Jul 17
By MaconDawg
DOE Will Invest $375M in Three New Bioenergy Research Centers; Focus on Transportation Biofuels
Original at Green Car Congress
• Tue, Jun 26
By Mike Millikin The DOE BioEnergy Science Center, led by the DOE’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The Center Director will be Martin Keller, and collaborators include: Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia; DOE’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden...
Longtime Women's Basketball Coach Honored; New Women's Golf Coach Hired
Original at Dawg Sports
• Thu, Jun 7
By T Kyle King
Kevin "Chappy" Hynes: The Dawg Sports Interview (Part Two)
Original at Dawg Sports
• Wed, May 23
By T Kyle King
Kevin "Chappy" Hynes: The Dawg Sports Interview
Original at Dawg Sports
• Wed, May 23
By T Kyle King
Men's Tennis Team Restores Natural Order of Universe
Original at Dawg Sports
• Thu, May 17
By T Kyle King
Podcast: Video: No Bond For UGA Student in Threats
Original at WXIA-TV
• Thu, May 10
A judge denied bond Thursday to a University of Georgia graduate student who frightened fellow students and a professor with talk about guns.
Podcast: Alerting Students at UGA
Original at WXIA-TV
• Wed, Apr 18
Even before the shootings at Virginia Tech, the University of Georgia was looking at ways to improve their system of alerting students of emergencies.
Local group up-and-coming
Original at UW Badger Herald
• Wed, Dec 7
Grade: A College towns across America have long been the birthplace of great music. From Athens, Ga., home to the University of Georgia as well as R.E.M. and The B-52’s, to Austin, Texas, the location of University of Texas and birthplace of Spoon and You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead, countle...