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Couture a la Cart: Fashion Merchandising Students Gain Entrepreneurial Experience
Athens-Clarke County
April 3, 2019
Couture a la Cart: Fashion Merchandising Students Gain Entrepreneurial Experience
Fifteen specially selected UGA students are combining their love of fashion with their desire to be business owners. The retail entrepreneurship class allows them to gain real-world experience running their own business—out of a traveling golf cart. The goal is for the business to turn a profit that would go…
Watkinsville Increases Traffic Violation Fines by 50 Percent
Northeast Georgia News
April 3, 2019
Watkinsville Increases Traffic Violation Fines by 50 Percent
Fines for traffic violations in the city of Watkinsville, Ga., have increased by 50 percent beginning April 1. A revised fine system was proposed by the municipal court system and approved by the city council. The previous fines were set in 2010. According to Watkinsville officials, they were outdated and…
The Lead: Hayden Field on How Success Happens
Athens-Clarke County
April 3, 2019
The Lead: Hayden Field on How Success Happens
The Lead is a podcast hosted and produced by Charlotte Norsworthy in the Cox Institute for Journalism Innovation, Management & Leadership at the University of Georgia. We talk about how to get ahead in the media industry by interviewing the people who did. Here we are at the end of…
Newsource at 5 (April 1)
Live & Documentary
April 2, 2019
Newsource at 5 (April 1)
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Suspect Arrested in Shooting Death of 19-Year-Old Bogart Man
Athens-Clarke County
April 2, 2019
Suspect Arrested in Shooting Death of 19-Year-Old Bogart Man
Nineteen-year-old Jamelle Brightwell of Bogart was killed in Athens Monday morning, according to Athens-Clarke County Police, and Athens resident Marquavious Knox was arrested several hours later as a suspect in the shooting death. Residents of the Bethel Midtown Village apartments said they heard gunshots and ambulance sirens just before 6…
School of Social Work Strives to Educate During Child Abuse Awareness Month
Athens-Clarke County
April 2, 2019
School of Social Work Strives to Educate During Child Abuse Awareness Month
The University of Georgia School of Social Work has a goal for April: to bring awareness to child abuse and neglect. The school held an event Monday to recognize UGA’s first Child Abuse Awareness Month. The event aimed to educate students and faculty about child abuse, and teach them how…
South Carolina Death Prompts Passengers to Rethink Ride-Sharing Safety
Athens-Clarke County
April 2, 2019
South Carolina Death Prompts Passengers to Rethink Ride-Sharing Safety
Calling an Uber or a Lyft has become a part of our everyday lives. It’s just so easy. But now, a University of South Carolina student is dead after getting into a car that she thought was her Uber. Samantha Josephson’s body was found 90 miles away from Columbia, where…
ANNOTATED: Investigative Reporting Students Reflect On Aftermath Of George F. Jones Trial
Athens-Clarke County
March 29, 2019
ANNOTATED: Investigative Reporting Students Reflect On Aftermath Of George F. Jones Trial
On Feb. 13, Grady College instructor Lori Johnston took her Investigative Reporting class to the attempted murder trial of George F. Jones in Athens. Jones’ charges stemmed from a 2017 home invasion in which he was accused of running a car through a house and then shooting an ex-girlfriend in…
Students Discuss Diversity on UGA’s Campus After Racist Video Surfaces
Diversity
March 28, 2019
Students Discuss Diversity on UGA’s Campus After Racist Video Surfaces
University of Georgia students Amber Smith and Annmarie Nwokoro sat down to discuss what diversity on campus looks like after a video came out on social media showing members of the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity using racist language and referencing slavery. Having a diverse campus not only helps minorities feel…
UGA Students Hold ‘Commit to Choice’ Protest In Opposition to ‘Heartbeat Bill’
Northeast Georgia News
March 28, 2019
UGA Students Hold ‘Commit to Choice’ Protest In Opposition to ‘Heartbeat Bill’
UGA students gathered Wednesday evening at Tate Student Center for a “positive protest” in opposition to House Bill 481 or what many call the “heartbeat bill.” If the bill becomes law, it will be considered one of the strictest abortion laws in the country. It will outlaw abortions once…