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Editor's Note: This is the second installment of "Where are they now?," a series on the successes and failures of University alumni. They are just like you, except they have salaries. The transition from nights in bars to mornings at a desk is not as daunting as it may seem, according to three University graduates. … 0 Comments
A student's groan at astronomical textbook prices is an annual rite of passage in college. But Ronald Akins and Stephen Watkins, founders of www.mrbookhead.com, said it doesn't have to be that way. Through www.mrbookhead.com, students can rent books online for three days at a time and pick them up at participating bookstores, including Beat the Bookstore and Off Campus Bookstore. … 7 Comments
Former University football coach and athletic director Vince Dooley is hosting a fundraising event tonight at his home to benefit UGA HEROs. Twenty-five couples will enjoy an exclusive dinner and a tour of Dooley's garden in exchange for a hefty donation. … 0 Comments
Isaiah the camel makes his way back to his trailer after Dawgs for Israel's cultural celebration in Tate Plaza Wednesday. The event featured free food, music and a hookah bar. … 0 Comments
With the pressure of finals, stressed out students everywhere are just looking for an excuse to break away from the library and enjoy the nice weather. Here's the perfect opportunity. TERRY TUNES Featuring: Packway Handle Band, Hope for agoldensummer When: 6 tonight Price: $10 More Information: 706-542-9842, www. … 0 Comments
High school band members aren't your typical heroes. But this year University alumna Courtney Brandt published a book, "The Line," set within the formations of a marching band. "I wanted to give a voice to to the high school marching band crowd," Brandt said. … 0 Comments
The following incidents were taken from Athens-Clarke County and University Police reports: April 23 • A female University student was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana. An neighbor called ACC police at about 9 p.m. after smelling marijuana outside her River Mill apartment. … 0 Comments
The University plans to increase the minimum wage paid to salaried employees beginning Jan. 1, 2008. The wage will be $20,000 per year, a 5.3 percent jump, compared to the current $19,000 lowest salary. "We are once again pleased to be able to direct a portion of the University's resources to those employees who most need it," said University President Michael F. … 0 Comments
