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Salmonella concerns prompt dining halls recall

Though recalls on peanut products made at the Peanut Corporation of America in Blakely, Ga., continue to mount, the average University student consumer has little to worry about.

University Food Services are on a “[Food and Drug Administration] alert system, so every time there are recalls we get an e-mail,” said J.

Adams hopes to preserve quality, avoid layoffs

Universities across the state have cut back in recent months in accordance with state-mandated budget cuts, and the University may not be immune to drastic changes.

When asked if there were safeguards in place to protect jobs if the economic situation worsens, University President Michael Adams said “the short answer’s ‘no.

UGA TODAY

-Coffee Hour. Enjoy a cultural experience and interact with other members from the University community over international cuisine and beverages. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Memorial Hall Ballroom. Contact: 706-542-5867 – Documentary: Foot Soldier Project for Civil Rights.

VIDEO: The firing of Dennis Felton

Video of Georgia Athletics Director Damon Evan talking about the firing of Georgia men’s basketball coach Dennis Felton.

Felton out as men’s basketball coach (w/ Video)

University men’s basketball coach Dennis Felton has been relieved of his duties by UGA Director of Athletics Damon Evans effective immediately.

Evans met with Felton Thursday morning. Associate Head Coach Pete Herrmann will serve as interim head coach the remainder of the season according to Evans.

Dogs lose fifth SEC game

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – There is no better summation of the Georgia men’s basketball team’s season than the first three and a half minutes of the second half in Wednesday’s 83-57 loss to Florida.

After playing a fairly competitive first half in which Georgia (9-11, 0-5 SEC) was within one point with 5:27 remaining, the Dogs reverted back to their maddeningly inconsistent

Lady Dogs host undefeated Auburn

It doesn’t get much bigger than this.

Georgia will have its hands full tonight as it faces No. 5, and still undefeated, Auburn in Stegeman Coliseum.

“[Auburn] represents the highest ranked men’s or women’s team that will be in here this year,” Georgia’s Andy Landers said.

Freshmen contend for quarterback spot, experience tension over dishes

It’s not the competition for a spot behind center that’s driving the biggest rift between incoming Georgia quarterbacks Aaron Murray and Zach Mettenberger – it’s dirty dishes.

Early enrollees Murray and Mettenberger live in an East Campus dorm along with offensive lineman Dallas Lee

Matthew Stafford plays in Madden Bowl, Richard Samuel recovers from successful wrist surgery

Game on. Freshly-departed Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford is in Tampa this week for Super Bowl XLIII festivites, and will be participating in the annual Madden Bowl. The yearly event held in conjunction with the Super Bowl pits NFL players against each other on the video game version of themselves and their teams.

QB expects injury recovery by spring

When Aaron Murray broke his leg in October, it no doubt sent a shiver down the spines of Bulldog fans everywhere.

Murray was already committed to Georgia, and the nation’s No. 3 quarterback prospect was supposed to be the quarterback of the future in Athens.

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