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If a picture is worth only a thousand words, then Chris Balthrop tries to make each one count. Balthrop, an avid photographer, is featuring his work in an exhibit sponsored by the School of Environmental Design. He can take crystal-clear pictures with his camera, but not with his eyes. … 1 Comment
Within two to five minutes, students can be tested and know their HIV status on Friday, during National HIV Testing Day. AIDS Athens, formed and created in 1987, offers free HIV testing, medical assistance, support groups and other services for those living with HIV/AIDS. … 1 Comment
University alumnus Jim Martin plans to take on incumbent senator and fellow alumnus Saxby Chambliss this November - that is, if he first can win the Democratic nomination on July 15. Martin said at a forum held at the Georgia Center on June 19 that he got into the race because he thought none of the Democrats running could beat Chambliss. … 1 Comment
The weekend rolls around, and it's time for fun. Then comes Monday and the weekend's activities end up on Facebook. No harm, right? Wrong, said several professors at a discussion sponsored by the University Child and Family Policy Initiative. "You put something up on the Internet and it really doesn't go away," said Alison Alexander, senior associate dean for academic affairs in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. … 1 Comment
A local television station is coming to the University near you. The University of Georgia Research Foundation and Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication announced the acquisition of WNEG-TV, channel 32, from owner Media General, Inc., according to a University news release. … 3 Comments
