The Red and Black

Friday, April 17, 2009

News

• LGBT grads find strength in 'additional ceremony'
• Students, faculty mourn death of University doctoral candidate
• Female student reports sexual battery
• Confusion cleared up: 12 credit hours constitute full-time status
• Tragedy prompts free ride to annual Six Flags trip
• As time goes by: Former governor leaves his house to University
• Kingston discusses government programs
• PHOTO: Students honor Virginia Tech
• Georgia women's tennis claims SEC title with win over Vols

Sports

• Diamond Dog freshmen appreciated for humility
• Men's tennis on Vols: 'And we don't like them'
• Women's tennis fights for SEC top seed
• Softball faces challenge on road against Auburn
• Gym Dogs advance to Super Six, Kupets posts perfect 10 (w/video)
• Women's golf ready for SECs
• Track hosts Bulldog Limited meet
• English: Golf team will be tough to beat
• Tennessee coach takes tip from Richt, signs up for personal Twitter account
• Tolnay, Kupets sweep event
• Five Gym Dogs earn right to compete for individual NCAA titles
• HANG 10! Kupets, Gym Dogs send Yoculan off with another national title
• Cerione's single propels Diamond Dogs past Arkansas
• Diamond Dogs walk off winners, again
• Kupets takes three NCAA titles, now has most all-time

Variety

• 'Fahrenheit 451' inspires multi-media production
• School advocates historic preservation
• Musicians collaborate to explore traditional Indonesian sounds
• Seminar to examine state of TV, technology
• Home is where the history is

Opinions

• Editorial Cartoon
• Sex in the Classic City: Reviving old relationships not always bad
• SGA responds to tuition change concerns
• Mailbox
• Our Take

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