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Teaching journalism may be closer to teaching medicine than some think, the University's journalism dean would say. This vision may be plausible through the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication's recent acquisition of television station WNEG-TV from Media General, Inc. … 0 Comments
What began as a search to provide University scholars and educators with access to landmark Civil Rights research has developed into an extension of the University's Digital Library system. In April 2008, the Civil Rights Digital Library surfaced as the premiere online resource for unedited news clips from the WSB (Atlanta) and WALB (Albany) television archives during the Civil Rights Movement. … 0 Comments
Two Republican candidates will face off for a congressional seat representing Athens in the general primary July 15. Barry Fleming of Harlem is leaving his post in the Georgia General Assembly to challenge Rep. Paul Broun of Athens. The two are campaigning for a spot in the 10th Congressional District, which encompasses Athens, Augusta, Evans, Toccoa and Watkinsville. … 2 Comments
The Eta chapter of Chi Phi, one of nation's oldest social collegiate fraternities, is making plans to complete its next move. The chapter is among seven fraternities planning to move from S. Lumpkin Street. A housing corporation affiliated with the fraternity recently purchased the Arnocroft house on Milledge Avenue for $1. … 1 Comment
