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In hopes of exchanging ideas and generating a well-behaved fan base for Saturday's game, the University welcomed representatives from Auburn University Wednesday. About 75 student leaders from the two universities gathered for Better Relations Day. Over breakfast at Herty Field, Vice President for Student Affairs Rodney Bennett commended the Auburn students for their "real commitment to learn more about the University of Georgia, and take that back and share it with other members of your student organization. … 0 Comments
For Josh Patterson, the phrase "Every vote counts" isn't a tired cliché high school civics teachers use to encourage students to vote. The 20-year-old junior experienced it first-hand Tuesday when he fell three votes shy of winning a city council bid in his hometown of Hampton. … 0 Comments
Police are using surveillance tapes to locate a man who sexually harassed a University woman shopping at Wal-Mart Tuesday. The 19-year-old woman said the man grabbed her buttocks twice while she was at Wal-Mart on Lexington Road at 7 p.m., said Athens-Clarke County Officer Robert Dunlap. … 5 Comments
If you want a taste of Asian culture, then have your appetite ready Thursday night. Taste of Diversity, the eighth-annual cultural show sponsored by Delta Phi Lambda, will be held at the Tate Student Center from 7 to 9 p.m. The show will include Asian food, performances and attire. … 0 Comments
University officials are asking football fans to conserve water at the stadium - especially when they flush. The University Athletic Association is helping conserve water during home football games by adhering to the old adage "If it's yellow let it mellow. … 7 Comments
A new application on Facebook that allows students to sell tickets directly through the Web site could conflict with the University's policy on scalping student tickets. Carolyn Daniel, corporate manager of TicketLeap, said the company launched the application last week as a way for users to sell tickets to their Facebook events, such as theatrical performances and social functions. … 5 Comments
The first amendment is in danger. That is what Atlanta Journal-Constitution Editor Julia Wallace told an audience of about 50 people on Wednesday during the 29th annual McGill Lecture. Wallace expressed concerns over the government's increasing restrictions on public information, advocating the need for a "transparent" government. … 0 Comments
