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Students line up for free merchandise during last year’s Ramsey Palooza event at the University of Georgia Ramsey Student Center in Athens, Georgia on November 8, 2018. “The first event I attended was because I heard they had free T-shirts and other free stuff so I started going,” UGA sophomore Claire Ajuebor said. “If you throw in something free it’s cool because it’s something I can keep, it reminds me of the event and everything like that.” (Photo Courtesy/UGA Recreational Sports)
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Popularity of Substance-Free Activities at UGA Continues to Grow

Students at the University of Georgia are starting to push back against the alcohol-infused ...

Grady Capstone Journalist April 15, 2019
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