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Police: College Student Attacked By Mime
A University of Georgia student told police she was attacked by a woman who appeared dressed as a mime.
Study Shows Photo Carried 220 Miles By Tornado, Could Lead To Better Warnings
A new study has documented how one photo traveled nearly 220 miles over Alabama and Tennessee, said John Knox, an associate professor of geography at the University of Georgia who led the research. That is among the longest-documented trajectories of tornado debris.
Al Jazeera Reporter To Receive UGA Honor
The University of Georgia’s journalism school will give its McGill Medal for Journalistic Courage to a reporter for Al Jazeera who was jailed and interrogated for 19 days while covering the civil war in Syria.
Teen Driver Program In Georgia Gets National Recognition
A Georgia parent-teen driver education program has been selected for inclusion in a national publication highlighting innovative programs helping reduce crashes involving teen drivers.
Study: Gargling Glucose Can Help Smokers Quit
Researchers now believe glucose can help those addicted to cigarette smoking quit.
#10 UGA Preps For #2 Florida…
Cheering for Florida was easy for Aaron Murray and the Georgia Bulldogs when the Gators were playing South Carolina. Now comes the hard part: It’s No. 10 Georgia’s turn to play the undefeated and No. […]
UGA Marks 50th Anniversary Of First Black Graduate
ATHENS, GA (AP/WAOK) - The University of Georgia is marking the 50th anniversary of the school’s first black graduate. School officials week honored Mary Frances Early’s history-making degree this week. Early, who became one of Georgia’s […]
Can I Haz Murder? Studies Show That Cats Are Serious Killers
It has 18 claws, 30 teeth, has a predilection for murder and is probably purring on your lap now.
It’s fluffy, princess, cuddles, or whatever name you decided to name your adorable killing machine, and the University of Georgia has a study to prove it.
Ex-University Of Georgia Football Coach Settles After Losing Money In Ponzi Scheme
Former University of Georgia football coach Jim Donnan has agreed to a proposed bankruptcy settlement with a West Virginia company and investors who say the ex-coach owes them $40 million lost in a Ponzi scheme, according to documents filed in federal court.
Study: Obesity Could Lead To Depletion Of Earth’s Resources
A recent study conducted by scientists in London found that the obese persons of the world are playing an increasingly large role in the rate at which the planet’s finite resources are used.
