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Registration Deadlines Restrict Students from Voting
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Registration Deadlines Restrict Students from Voting

ATHENS, Ga. — People may generally agree voting is important, but for some, actions speak louder than words. Of the 16 University of Georgia students polled on Super Tuesday, one student voted early, eight planned to vote, and seven students said they wouldn’t vote for various reasons. According to UGA political science professor Charles…
More Indecision for Georgia Voters Than Usual
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More Indecision for Georgia Voters Than Usual

Apparently many Georgia voters still don’t know who to vote for. This has been a trend for the last 10 years according to Dr. Audrey Haynes, an Associate Professor in Political Science at the University of Georgia. She says that voter indecisiveness is at its peak when voters have more options. When…
UGA Student’s Emotional Moment with John Kasich
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UGA Student’s Emotional Moment with John Kasich

ATHENS, Ga. — Brett Smith has always been a Republican, but he’s never felt more strongly about a Presidential candidate than he feels about Ohio Governor John Kasich. “This is the real deal, and it’s not like if he loses there’s somebody better. This is it,” he said. Smith met Kasich…
150-Year-Old Tree Gets Short End of Stick
Athens-Clarke County

150-Year-Old Tree Gets Short End of Stick

A tree that may have stood for more  than 150 years is gone. Today, workers finished taking down the Heritage Oak Willow  from the lawn of the Lyndon House Arts Center in Athens, Georgia. The tree was so massive it took workers two days to finish the job. Lyndon Arts Center Program Supervisor…
Prevent a Spring Break Break-In
Athens-Clarke County

Prevent a Spring Break Break-In

Spring break is supposed to be rejuvenating. It is supposed to be an opportunity to relax on a sun-soaked beach, not stress over the aftermath of a break-in at your home. The Athens Clarke County police department wants to make sure people are able to leave their homes for the upcoming break…
Why Only 1 Presidential Candidate Has Office in Athens
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Why Only 1 Presidential Candidate Has Office in Athens

Rubio, Clinton, Cruz, Sanders and Trump all have campaign offices in Georgia, but only one of these presidential candidates has a campaign office in Athens. Athens is an important spot for Bernie Sanders, and he is using the people in the area to strengthen his campaign. Sanders’ office will stay…
Marco Rubio Makes Last Stop in Georgia Before Super Tuesday
2016 Election

Marco Rubio Makes Last Stop in Georgia Before Super Tuesday

BUCKHEAD — Despite a hoarse voice, Marco Rubio is making sure voters know he’s still a strong horse in the 2016 presidential race. “I will continue to speak out until I literally have no voice anymore,” Rubio said to a crowd of nearly 2,000 people at the Intercontinental Hotel in…
#OscarsSoWhite Hashtag has Impact on UGA’s Campus
Athens-Clarke County

#OscarsSoWhite Hashtag has Impact on UGA’s Campus

ATHENS, Ga. — Chris Rock’s monologue at the Oscars hit the topic of race hard — so hard that even students at the University of Georgia paid close attention. The hashtag #OscarsSoWhite went viral quickly in light of the fact that zero people of color were nominated for an Oscar the…
Alternative Spring Breaks Offer New Experiences
Athens-Clarke County

Alternative Spring Breaks Offer New Experiences

Service, fellowship, and community they’re not the words you usually hear describing college student’s spring break. For some University of Georgia students, though these words are guiding their alternative spring break. From March 5-12th,  students who sign up will leave their communities in hopes of impacting another corner of the world. These trips are…
UGA Student Polls Reflect Results Different From State Polls
2016 Election

UGA Student Polls Reflect Results Different From State Polls

ATHENS, Ga. — Journalism students at the University of Georgia discovered that U-G-A students are predicted to vote much differently than the state of Georgia as a whole. Reporter Kaitlin Long listened to political presentations this morning about how U-G-A students are expected to vote based on the random sample of…
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