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Students have an opportunity to immerse themselves in Hispanic culture during Hispanic Heritage Month. HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH • Today What: Open House sponsored by The Latin American & Caribbean Studies Institute Where: 290 Hull St. When: 3 to 5 p.m. Live music by La Rondalla and performances by UGA Capoeira. … 0 Comments
Senior magazines major Laura Braziel from Fitzgerald, (left) is coached by Sgt. 1st Class Jeff Thompson (right) as she prepares to rappel off the side of the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication building. ROTC members, along with their friends and family members, rappelled from the building for a few hours Thursday. … 2 Comments
Crimewatch Deluxe Sept. 13-Sept. 19 … 3 Comments
TEMPE, Ariz. - "Dry heat" or not, freshman receiver AJ Green had seven receptions and accounted for 150 of Matthew Stafford's 183 passing yards before halftime as No. 3 Georgia claimed a 27-10 win over unranked Arizona State. Green, who had 141 yards combined in Georgia's previous three games, ended the game with eight receptions for 159 yards and a touchdown. … 2 Comments
TEMPE, Ariz. - Georgia's offensive line saw some changes in its 27-10 victory over Arizona State on Saturday, as Chris Davis moved the left guard and Clint Boling started at right guard. Freshman Ben Jones got his first start at center as Davis moved one spot over to the left. … 0 Comments
During his Sunday teleconference, Georgia coach Mark Richt announced that Saturday's game with Alabama will be a "blackout." ESPN's College GameDay crew will also be making the trip to Athens for the 7:45 p.m. kickoff. "The seniors asked me if we could black out the game and since it's not a day game where heat could be a factor we're going to ask our fans to black out the stadium again our players will be wearing the black jerseys," Richt said. … 19 Comments
U.S. immigration policy is socially unjust and doesn't consider the effects on the children of undocumented workers, a professor said Thursday. Larry Nackerud, professor in the School of Social Work, said the policy, as executed by U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement, doesn't take into account the way raids effect families. … 3 Comments
The Enterprise Information Technology Services team will select candidates for the University's new e-mail system through a series of automated, online surveys during the next few months. EITSWhat: Compact Planning When: Monday and Tuesday Where: Tate Center Reception Hall Contact: 706-425-2920, llatimer@uga. … 4 Comments
• Richard Parks Collection Dedication. Sponsored by the University Libraries. Dedication of the Richard Parks Collection, a collection of over 200 ornithological paintings and drawings created by Richard Parks, as well as Mr. Parks' personal papers and manuscripts. … 0 Comments
Prostitution is an old crime, but one professor thinks technology has changed the way it's communicated and perceived. SPEAKER SERIESWhat: Institute for Women's Studies When: 12:20 today Where: SLC 250 The Institute for Women's Studies kicks off its Friday Speaker Series today, with a discussion on cyberprostitution - which she said she hopes to define more during the event. … 0 Comments
