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Family Legacy Continues with Student’s Acceptance into UGA
Athens, Ga-Getting accepted into college is an honor. But imagine attending school where your father and grandfather went. Reporter Wes Clark caught up with one recently admitted freshmen who has legacy at UGA. Jason Terry is proudly reading his acceptance letter to UGA. He is a senior at Druid Hills…
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UGA Organization Spreads the Word about Pollen with Beer
Athens, GA- Without bees, beer would not exist. Terrapin Events Coordinator Jessica Merritt says, “If bees weren’t out pollinating, not only would we not have fruits and vegetables, we wouldn’t have key ingredients for our brews.” Thats the idea behind Pollination Celebration, put on by UGA Bug Dawgs at Terrapin…
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SGA Campaigning Week One
Athens, GA – Mache Kane reports on the two candidates running in this years election. She gets exclusive interviews and details about the two parties in the running.
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Men and Women, Muslim and Non-Muslim, Wear Scarves in Solidarity
Athens, GA- Many view scarves as a sign of oppression for Islamic women. But for most, this is not the case. Student Aseala Abousaud says, “Obviously there is a huge misconception that women are oppressed because they are forced to wear it and obviously there are extreme groups everywhere that…
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Student Hunger
Athens, GA–More students at UGA are getting off the meal plan because its to expensive. Reporter Wes Clark investigates to see how students are getting creative with finding food Chopping potatoes, washing beans, and carrying food to the pan. Fabrice Julien is one of a couple students who cooks his…
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Compost 101: How Composting Could Save Money and the Environment
Grady Newsource Reporter Tyler Linn takes a look into what composting is and how it could save the University of Georgia some money when they take out the trash. But even more importantly, the Warnell graduate students who are pushing for more composting awareness say that composting will help…
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Pinewood Studios Create Possible Jobs for Grady Grads
Athens, GA- UGA film students are hoping another Georgia construction project may mean jobs for them here, in the new Hollywood of the South. Reporter Meredith Dean explains that this project in Fayette County can be a real opportunity for Grady Grads. About an hour and a half away from the…
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UGA ‘Parking Holiday,’ Fines Lead to Debate
The “Parking Holiday” may make some people happy, but parking fines on campus have many others upset. One student was in tears when she saw that her car was booted. She says she wrote a note saying that she was running late to class and that she would be right…

