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Senator and Presidential hopeful Barack Obama promised to "take America back" during a visit to Atlanta Thursday. Nearly 2,000 people filled a ballroom at the Georgia World Congress Center to hear Obama speak at his "Countdown to Change" fundraiser with celebrity endorsers such as Usher Raymond and Rev. … 1 Comment
The Department of Homeland Security sought input from local residents on the proposed National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility Thursday night. The following comments represent some of the issues discussed at the meeting: Paul Chambers, who lives near the proposed site, said Athens-Clarke County needs an economic boost and that the NBAF would be the best thing for economic vitality. … 0 Comments
A recent study conducted by the Houghton Mifflin College Division found that many college students nationwide are using the internet for school, not just entertainment. However, it should be noted the survey itself was conducted by the Boston-based Houghton Mifflin Company, which is one of the major publishers of textbooks, study guides and online tools for college courses. … 1 Comment
Student Government Association leaders voiced frustration about allocation of student tickets to the University Council Committee on Inter-collegiate Athletics Thursday. SGA President Katy Bowers said full ticket packages should be given to full-time students because intercollegiate sports enhance the college experience for students. … 0 Comments
More than 100 students gathered at Tate Plaza at 7 p.m. Thursday to make a collective stance on the Jena Six. The Jena Six, the name given to six black students in Jena, La. who initially were charged with attempted murder for beating a white peer in December 2006, have sparked citizens across the country to protest and students across campus to discussion. … 19 Comments