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Rally to insist on living wage

By JOANN ANDERSON

John Doe is a 20-year University employee who is working 80 hours a week at his two jobs. He earns $20,000 a year to support his wife and three children. Doe is not real, but he is a character who symbolizes the realities of a low-wage University employee on http://johndoeuga. … 5 Comments

Safe Campuses Now urges vacation smarts

PIES FOR PREVENTION

By AMANDA WOODRUFF

Braving flying pies and frigid winds Wednesday afternoon, local police officers partnered with Safe Campuses Now to promote spring break safety. The event was the second in a series of programs held by Safe Campuses Now to encourage safety on and off campus. … 1 Comment

Fundraising flamingos stolen

Theft hurts charity gift

By BRIAN MINK

Alpha Gamma Delta sorority hoped its pink flamingo fundraiser would have people flocking to donate money for cancer research and treatment. One problem: The birds flew the coop. The sorority's Relay For Life committee purchased 24 plastic flamingos to place in the yards of several fraternity and sorority houses. … 1 Comment

Univ. group to fight 'silent' relationship abuse

Founder aims to educate, inform

By JOANN ANDERSON

Because there may be silent sufferers of sexual or relationship violence on campus, a new organization has made its mission to become an advocate of violence prevention. Thirty-two million adult Americans have reported partner violence sometime in their lives, according to the National Violence Against Women Survey. … 0 Comments

Peace Corps seeks Southern Volunteers

By MELISSA WEINMAN

Representatives from the Peace Corps will be looking for those interested in making a difference, one village at a time - as the Peace Corps motto reads. "We need more diversity," said David Leavitt, the public affairs specialist for the Peace Corps Atlanta Regional Office. … 0 Comments

Dogs lack 'intensity,' Gators win

By LAWRENCE CONNEFF

MEN'S BASKETBALL Florida 77, Georgia 64 An uninspired effort in a 77-64 loss to rival Florida at Stegeman Coliseum Wednesday night appeared to leave the Georgia men's basketball team in a desperate state. "I feel like we didn't play with any intensity," junior guard Terrance Woodbury said. … 2 Comments

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