Friday, January 27, 2012

News

Tate Plaza is one of the University's free speech zones. The University received the lowest rating in terms of allowing free speech on campus.  KRISTY DENSMORE/Staff University receives lowest speech code rating

The University received a “red light” rating this year from the Foundation for... 


archlogo University cancer research looking for success in clinical trials

Since University researchers narrowed the scope of cancer treatment, they have wanted... 


According to a Yahoo article, Agriculture was considered the most useless major in the country. FILE/The Red & Black University reacts to Yahoo’s “useless” majors ranking

Agriculture was ranked as the No. 1 most useless degree, according to a Jan. 19 Yahoo... 


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Opinions

henry-cartoon0126-1 EDITORIAL CARTOON: Jan. 27

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Melissa Buckman THE BUCK(MAN) STOPS HERE: Cyberbullying is for the O’Doyles

Editor’s Note: What do you do when you’re an opinionated opinions editor... 


CRAIG HAYES GREAT SEXPECTATIONS: Sexual orientation rules all in the world of hookup apps

Three roommates and I stood in the kitchen. No one spoke. With our faces aglow from... 


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Sports

KEYANTE GREEN 2013 running back prospect praises Richt, Bulldogs

Just a month ago, Georgia head football coach Mark Richt was preaching through the... 


KU Singh was born in India and sat out last season after transferring from the University of Illinois. He has already impressed his teammates and head coach Manny Diaz with his quick acclimation to the Bulldogs. EVAN STICHLER/Staff Transfer ‘likes to talk’ on the court

Georgia tennis player KU Singh returns a volley skyward, then shakes his racket in... 


SEAN TAYLOR/Staff TRACK & FIELD NOTEBOOK: Men to split team, compete in two meets over the weekend

Georgia’s men’s track and field team is preparing for its third meet... 


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Variety

There are many personalities in Showtime, a band of just as many musicians. But the difference has not proven too great; in the many sonic distinctions, the group finds cohesion. RANDY SCHAFER/Staff ‘Urban-alternative’ six-piece incite ‘orgasms’ in each other

“Seasoned,” is one way to describe Showtime – but so is “raucous.” The... 


Dawgs After Dark, an event put on by the University Union several times a semester, combines themed entertainment with free food for students. FILE/The Red & Black Dawgs After Dark’s ‘Winter Wonderland’ garners activities for all

It’s not about religion or drinking. It’s about the season. Dawgs After Dark’s... 


Michael Heald prepares to play the piece "Night Visions" alongside pianist Lovelace. The pair led and supported each other throughout the night. SEAN TAYLOR/Staff Professor pairs with pianist for night of clear, classic music

The recital of violinist and University professor Michael Heald and pianist Timothy... 


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Multimedia

Shit Girls Don't Say YouTube meme gender bends stereotypes (w/video)

They wanted a hit. Evan Padgett, Vikas Shah and Sarah Walpert were working with Campus MovieFest — the latter as an intern — and, in their spare time, they were making videos. Friends since elementary school and creative partners since college, Padgett and Shah wrote and directed videos under the... [Read more of this review]


Michael Heald Looks out into the audience before his performance. PHOTO GALLERY: Michael Heald at the Ramsey Concert Hall

Michael Heald and Timothy Lovelace present a piece during their performance at the Ramsey Concert Hall on January 26, 2012. Michael Heald and Timothy Lovelace bow after a piece. Michael Heald introduces the Georgia premier performance of "Night Visions." Michael Heald looks out into the audience... [Read more of this review]


crime police light CRIME NOTEBOOK Jan. 26

Correction appended. Intoxicated woman arrested after fighting friend for car keys An intoxicated woman was arrested on charges of public intoxication and obstruction Wednesday morning at a bar on Gaines School Road after she tried to hit a friend who had taken her car keys. The friend said she took Erin... [Read more of this review]


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Blogs

RichtRecruit_SeanTaylor ESPN’s Luginbill offers insight on Bulldogs’ 2012 recruiting class

Tom Luginbill is perhaps the most connected and most knowledgeable man in the media when it comes to football recruiting. The national recruiting director for ESPN’s Scouts Inc., Luginbill has an extensive background in professional football, as well as talent evaluation, and has served in various... [Read more of this review]


AMANDA JONES You Go Go Go Hunnay: Parents should be supportive, let kids have their own life

You only have one life to live. And it’s not your kid’s. All parents look forward to the day their kid asks to join the T-ball team in the first grade. I mean, we all know that T-ball is lame, but it’s your only option when you’re three feet tall and as coordinated as a drunken sorority girl. Well,... [Read more of this review]


Freshman guard Erika Ford has seen an increase in playing time since starting point guard Jasmine James went down with a sprained ankle. Ford led the Lady Dogs in scoring last Thursday, putting in a team-high 19 points against the Wildcats. MARIJA VULETIC/ Staff Freshman guard Ford stepping up for Lady Dogs

Erika Ford has had responsibility thrust upon her. The freshman guard was nothing more than a role player for the Lady Bulldogs at times earlier this season. But that was before point guard Jasmine James sprained her knee for the second time. In the two games James has missed, Ford has averaged over... [Read more of this review]


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