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SGA HOPE Resolution Revolves Around Electronic Lottery Tickets
The UGA Student Government Association is taking steps to sustain the HOPE scholarship using an electronic version of a lottery ticket.
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Affirmative Action at UGA
What would the overturning of affirmative action mean for Universities? Grady Newsource reporter Shannon Wiggins tells us its impact.
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Vandiver Hall Rape Startles UGA Students
A reported rape near Vandiver Hall on UGA’s campus has left students questioning their safety. Reporter Naomi Keitt spoke with UGA Police Chief Jimmy Williamson to see what measures students can take to remain safe.
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10/17 Afternoon Webcast
Alesia Snell catches up with Reporter, Sarah Edwards to find out what UGA’s Student Government Association is doing to help increase revenue for HOPE scholarship. For the full story tune in to GradyNewsource at 5.
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10/17 Midday Webcast
What are your thoughts on last night’s Presidential Debate? Reporter Rachel Segers talked to students and a member of the Oconee County Democrats about their opinions on the debate and we will have that story for you tonight at 5. Web Anchor, Alesia Snell caught up with Rachel to get…
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Graduation Rings Becoming an Expensive Ornament
Grady Newsource Reporter Joshua Buce investigates why those class rings are so expensive.
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Midday Update
Web Anchor Grace Olson fills you in on the details of recurring theft at the UGA bookstore by an unlikely suspect.
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HIV Testing
Two local organizations are teaming up to bring free HIV tests to the Athens community. Reporter Naomi Keitt looked in to how HIV is affecting this area.
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UGA Security
You may be inviting online hackers to your personal information without even realizing it. Several hundred people at UGA found this out the hard way. Grady Newsource Reporter Shannon Wiggins found out how to keep your information safe.
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ACC Texting Campaign
The ACCPD has launched a texting campaign to raise awareness of the increase in burglaries in Athens, and to prevent future burglaries. Reporter Emily Fernie tells us that the ACCPD hopes this campaign will make students think twice before they walk home from downtown late at night.