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Energy: At a Crossroad

Energy: At a Crossroad

Energy is something we all consume but think about only occasionally. Where does it come from? How do we consume it? How can we conserve it? [Read more...]  Read More →

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Alternative Transportation

Alternative Transportation

It’s a small world, is there a better way to get around it? Eleven students take a look at alternative ways to get around and see the world. [Read more...]  Read More →

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Traveling in Cambodia

Traveling in Cambodia

Is it the adventure of a lifetime? It may be the first great adventure, but it’s sure to set these students up for more. Professor John Greenman from the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication has spent the month of May in Cambodia... [Read more...]

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One Class, One County, One Weekend

One Class, One County, One Weekend

The (self-proclaimed) “Granite Capital of the World” lies just east of Athens, Ga., in Elbert County. In late February, 16 students from the Documentary Photography class at the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication spent... [Read more...]

News

Energy Education at Chase Street Elementary

by Meghan Pittman

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July 6, 2010 | 1 Comment

Saving Through Recycling

by Katherine Poss

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Stimulating Conservation on the UGA Campus

by Lindsay Dobras

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Coordinating Recycling on Campus

by Miriam Camp

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Setting Energy Ideas in the Young

by Autumn Eckenbrecht

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July 6, 2010 | 1 Comment


Sports

Fencing Club Strives to be More Competitive

Shuffle, shuffle, squeak, clunk, ting, clang, beep, “Halt!”
Those aren’t the sounds of someone rummaging through a heap of scrap metal or trying to find the right cooking pan in the cabinet. Those are the sounds newcomers hear when they first walk into a University of Georgia Fencing Club practice.
For years the Fencing Club at UGA [...]

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Catcher with a Coach’s Heart

April 9, 2010 | 1 Comment

From Player to Coach

March 24, 2010 | 4 Comments

Homecoming’s Over, Let the Planning Begin

UGA Homecoming requires months of preparations, hard work

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Winning Means More This Thanksgiving

Off-field competition between UGA, Tech students to benefit area Food Bank

November 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment


Health & Science

Go Green at Home

by Jenna Walker

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Saving Through the Sun

by Elissa Ewald

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Recycling Consciousness

by Frannie Fabian

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Conserving Energy Down on the Farm

by Sarah Pelham

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Agrocycle Tour

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Arts & Leisure

The State Botanical Garden

by Ashley Strickland

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Advocates for Bikes

by Amanda Duval

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Canton’s Community Garden

by Natalie Minik

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The Moped Life

by Lauren Willson

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The Micro Car Museum

by Kathryn McBroom

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Commentary

Flu vaccine success should spill over

More kids and adults received the regular flu vaccine this flu season than last year, the CDC reported this week. Forty percent of the population rolled up their sleeves for a shot in the arm late in 2009 and early this year. During the previous flu season, only 33 percent of country was vaccinated.
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Peach

With the way children came in and out of my house, it’s no wonder I believed for the greater portion of my childhood that babies really did get dropped on doorsteps by storks.
She came just like all the other kids.
Instead of a long beaked bird, though, storks came in the form of frumpily dressed social [...]

May 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment

Shades of Gray

By Natalie Minik

April 28, 2010 | 1 Comment

P.S. LOL, BRB

A man sitting in a Kroger parking lot finishes a letter to his wife. It reads:
Dearest Martha,
I regret to tell you I could not obtain the Lean Cuisine Chicken Marsala for which your heart yearns, as it is out of stock. I have secured a packet of Healthy Choice Chicken Marsala, instead. I am ever [...]

April 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment

My Athens

As part of a semester-long photo project, Rachel Bailey looked at what she loved about Athens, her adopted hometown.

January 11, 2010 | 1 Comment