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Georgia Football Looks to Improve Upon Close Loss
UGA Sports
September 12, 2016
Georgia Football Looks to Improve Upon Close Loss
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPc1BXtWEQs&feature=youtu.be Georgia came into Saturday’s game as a 57-point favorite, but after 60 minutes of football, it escaped with a slim 2-point victory. Turnovers and poor offensive line play were the cause of what turned a should-be blowout into a 26-24 thriller. During Kirby Smart’s press conference today he addressed…
Latino Heritage Month Kicks Off at Tate
Athens-Clarke County
September 12, 2016
Latino Heritage Month Kicks Off at Tate
Van Perros. That phrase means go dogs in Spanish. While that might be a popular phrase around Athens, those aren’t the only Spanish words that will be spoken around town this month. The reason is because it is Latino Heritage Month in Athens. From now till Oct. 22, Athens will…
Trail Causes Oconee Hill Cemetery Dispute
Northeast Georgia News
September 12, 2016
Trail Causes Oconee Hill Cemetery Dispute
Some people are upset about a new trail extending through the historic Oconee Hill Cemetery. They may not need to be, however, because no decision will be made until the Cemetery Board of Trustees approve the proposal. If approved, the Greenway extention will run through the edge of the cemetery.…
Do Millennials Suck? IBM Study Says Nah
In-Depth
September 12, 2016
Do Millennials Suck? IBM Study Says Nah
Everyone seems to think that Millennials are the literal worst. On all sides of the political spectrum, from Bill Maher to Breitbart to Millenials themselves, everyone seems to think that the Millennial Generation (born between roughly 1980 and 2000) are going to be the downfall of the current world order.…
ACC Police Suspect Group of Burglars Targeting Asian Families
Athens-Clarke County
September 12, 2016
ACC Police Suspect Group of Burglars Targeting Asian Families
ATHENS, Ga. — Two recent burglaries may be related to an ongoing statewide string of burglaries targeting Asian families, particularly business owners, Lt. Patrick Whitmore said Monday. The Athens-Clarke County Police Department suspects that burglars stole thousands of dollars of jewelry and gold from two Asian families on September 7…
Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary Moving To New Location
Athens-Clarke County
September 12, 2016
Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary Moving To New Location
An old school building on Athens’ east side will see new life in the coming months. Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary School will call the Old Gaines Elementary School building, at 280 Gaines School Road, home starting in January. The move will be preceded by some necessary renovations to the aging structure. $292,265…
UGA Student’s Sign Video of ‘Can’t Stop the Feeling’ Goes Viral
In-Depth
September 12, 2016
UGA Student’s Sign Video of ‘Can’t Stop the Feeling’ Goes Viral
Can’t stop the sharing, that is what happened to one University of Georgia student’s “Can’t stop the feeling” sign language video. The video shows that even though someone can’t hear the music, doesn’t mean they cant enjoy the music video Haley Beach, a second-year Communication Science and Disorders Major truly has…
Group Offers Harambe Game Day Buttons
UGA Sports
September 8, 2016
Group Offers Harambe Game Day Buttons
Normally, fans will see buttons on sorority girls shirts and dresses on game day saying their sorority loves the dogs… but this weekend, fans will see buttons that look just a little bit different. These buttons…