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UGA Students With Community-Minded Business to Take on Shark Tank
UGA
November 19, 2015
UGA Students With Community-Minded Business to Take on Shark Tank
Friday, Nov. 20th, two Terry College of Business graduates from the University of Georgia will appear on ABC’s Shark Tank. The graduates started a company called Umano in 2011 as a way to help bring art education to disadvantaged children. Brothers Jonathan (BBA ’07) and Alex Torrey (BBA ’09) donate…
Weekend Events Nov. 20-22
In-Depth
November 19, 2015
Weekend Events Nov. 20-22
Want to know what’s going on this weekend? Here is a calendar with a few events you can attend.
Groups Collect Thanksgiving Food Donations
Northeast Georgia News
November 19, 2015
Groups Collect Thanksgiving Food Donations
By: Mary Grace Shaw Thanksgiving is one week away on Nov. 26. There are several Northeast Georgia food banks that are looking for donations to give to those less fortunate. Below is a map with locations of food banks that are accepting donations. Below is more information on the locations from the…
‘Que’ to be named UGA X on Saturday
UGA
November 19, 2015
‘Que’ to be named UGA X on Saturday
By: Damian C. Reynolds The University of Georgia will formally introduce “Que” as Uga X at Saturday night’s game against Georgia Southern. Que succeeds UGA IX, formerly known as Russ, as the Georgia mascot. Russ retired at age 11 after working 63 Georgia football games. Russ served as the Georgia…
Stories to watch: Nov. 19
Jackson County
November 19, 2015
Stories to watch: Nov. 19
\t Protest at the arch- A silent protest will be held tonight at 5 p.m. by the Arab Cultural Association and Christians United for Palestine. It is a march that will start at Tate Plaza and end at the arch. The groups will protest Governor Nathan Deal’s announcement to refuse all Syrian refugees’…
Access to Taxis Downtown Gets Easier
Athens-Clarke County
November 18, 2015
Access to Taxis Downtown Gets Easier
By Jordan Mecca The Athens-Clarke County Board of Commissioners is in the middle of reviewing a taxi cab ordinance. In it you can find these regulations and more: converting downtown loading stations into taxi cab stations from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m., making meters in taxis viewable to the passenger,…
In Wake of Paris Attacks, Georgia Beefs up Emergency Preparedness
Barrow County
November 18, 2015
In Wake of Paris Attacks, Georgia Beefs up Emergency Preparedness
By Katya Riedlinger Emergency officials are ready if a terrorist attack like the one in Paris hits our own backyard. Reporter Katya Riedlinger takes you to an emergency-preparedness drill in Barrow County, where volunteers practice what to do in the event of a disaster. After the drill participants filled out…
Athens Homeless Prepare for Winter Months
Athens-Clarke County
November 18, 2015
Athens Homeless Prepare for Winter Months
By Nicole Castrellon As the temperatures begin to drop, not everyone in the Athens area will be warm. Shelters and city officials are preparing for the colder temperatures and are trying to prepare the Athens area homeless as well. However not every homeless person wants to utilize the resources that…
Turkey Type Does Not Affect Health
Health
November 18, 2015
Turkey Type Does Not Affect Health
By Abby Jessen One of the big questions facing consumers as they head out to buy that coveted Thanksgiving turkey is whether or not it will be organic. Watch this video to understand why regardless of what you choose, your health will be safe. If you would like more information…
Let’s Talk About Sex: Different Contraceptives for Different Places
UGA
November 18, 2015
Let’s Talk About Sex: Different Contraceptives for Different Places
By Richard Banton Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) rose across the country for the first time since 2006. The rate of syphilis rose an alarming 15 percent. Gonorrhea and Syphilis saw smaller increases. Young people between the ages of 15 and 24 accounted for the majority of new cases in 2014.…