Editorial Cartoon—
July 28, 2011 by MARIAH WEATHERSBY
Filed under Editorial cartoon, Featured, Opinions
Opinion Meter—July 28
July 28, 2011 by Editorial Board
Filed under Opinions, Our Take
A wrap-up of the week’s ups and downs Final exams next week As the old adage goes, all good things must come to an end. Fortunately, so do all long, arduous things. Summer classes wrap up on Aug. 4. Then, we get a brief period of respite before the fall semester. That is unless this [...]
Mailbox, July 28
July 28, 2011 by Letters from our readers
Filed under Mailbox, Opinions
Email and letters from our readers Only at the University is seven hours the equivalent of 15; discrepancy frustrating I don’t know if you are aware, though you probably are, of the University’s new cost of tuition policy. Basically, any amount of hours taken over six hours, and the University will charge you full tuition. [...]
Open relationship is functional
July 28, 2011 by JONATHAN RICH
Filed under Columns, Opinions
I have always imagined myself living something of a Bohemian lifestyle — defying social conventions and making my own rules. So why should my romantic life be any different? How else would you explain the pairing of a Jewish social activist and a sassy Cuban artist? I play in punk rock bands. She paints. I [...]
Recruiting Notebook: New commitments to basketball and football teams
July 28, 2011 by Staff Reports
Filed under Football, Men's basketball, Sports
Top point guard commits to Dogs Recruiting for the 2012 football season may still be the rage, but this week the biggest recruitment news for Georgia came from the hard courts. Charles Mann, the top point guard prospect in Georgia, committed to the Bulldogs over offers from two dozen other colleges last week (including defending [...]
now showing! — ‘Friends with Benefits’
July 27, 2011 by Ashlee Murray
Filed under Movies, Variety
Hilarity, drama, a sexy young cast and the opportunity to see Justin Timberlake’s bare tush on the big screen has people flocking to the movies to see “Friends with Benefits.” Jamie (Mila Kunis) is a goofy, yet cute “head hunter” in New York City for the popular GQ magazine. She typically lives her life waiting [...]
listen up! ‘Blue Room Afternoon,’ Ingram Hill
July 27, 2011 by JASON AXELROD
Filed under listen up!, Music, Variety
Is alternative rock band Ingram Hill’s upcoming release a new album? Well… kind of. “Blue Room Afternoon,” the Memphis-based trio’s newest record is the band’s attempt at an acoustic album. Like an episode of MTV Unplugged, the band has taken its most successful songs and fan favorites from its previous catalog of songs and repackaged [...]
Video: In search of blood
July 27, 2011 by JACOB DEMMITT
Filed under Multimedia, News, Video
The American Red Cross has a blood shortage and is on campus Wednesday for donations. Here is a video by Red & Black reporter Jacob Demmitt:
Bulldog cross country releases 2011 schedule
July 26, 2011 by Georgia Sports Communications
Filed under Cross Country, Featured, Sports
Highlighted with their only home meet to open the year, Georgia’s cross country teams are slated to battle some of the nation’s top talent throughout the 2011 season, according to an announcement from Bulldog distance coach Jeff Pigg on Tuesday. Georgia will host the Georgia Invitational on the morning of September 3 at its home [...]
New scoreboard to light up Sanford Saturdays
July 26, 2011 by Staff reports
Filed under Featured, Football, Sanford Knows Best, Sports
A South Dakota company is providing a new state-of-the-art light emitting diode video display to Sanford Stadium prior for the start of the 2011 football season. Daktronics Inc. is behind a new large-screen display at Sanford, which provides image clarity and wide-angle visibility for viewing throughout the stadium. Measuring 36 feet by 73 feet, the [...]
