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PETA’s letter to Georgia blames ‘the wrong people’ PETA’s letter to the Georgia Athletics Director got a good laugh from me – following it’s denunciation of Obama’s choice of a Portuguese Water Dog for his family as “elitist,” PETA continues on its radical tirade against purebred dog ownership.

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Football team finally played like ‘Junkyard Dawgs’ Congratulations to the University of Georgia football TEAM for playing such a fine and complete game. When the chips are down, there are two choices-pack it in or circle the wagons and get tough. For the first time this year, the whole team came out from the opening kickoff and played sixty minutes of Junkyard Dawg football.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

The staff of The Red & Black wishes you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving.

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Bulldogs must do better (This letter will try to maintain an objective view of Coach Mark Richt and the job he is doing since he arrived in 2001.) Coach: You have done a respectable job for straightening out the prior coaching messes since Coach Dooley. That being said, that just isn’t good enough.

PHOTO: Calling it quits

University student Blake Reynolds, dressed as a cigarette, promotes the Great American Smokeout Thursday at the Tate Plaza. The event called for students to quit smoking.

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Despite scientist’s rant, thanks for Darwin’s book Like many of you, I picked up a free copy of “The Origin of Species” from the men and women outside of Tate on Wednesday. This was no ordinary edition; it was complete with a special introduction by Ray Comfort, an outspoken creationist.

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Good to hear response from president once in a while President Adams’ letter yesterday hit the nail on the head, calling out the travel expense article printed about a week ago which was indeed meandering and all around ineffective. Its intent was clear: to get cheap shock value by listing the respective travel expenses of Dr.

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‘A bad week’ should not erase a ‘good semester’ In my 13 years as president, I have responded rarely to what are fairly regular articles about me and my decisions. I have great respect for the students at the University and especially for those who work at The Red & Black, and this has been a positive semester for the most part.

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‘Vitriolic’ reaction to cartoon ‘galvanizes conflict’ Dear Editors, and to the University community, The uproar over Thursday’s cartoon is enlightening in that it shows how one-sided this broader conversation over Israeli-Palestinian relations really is. First off, let me say that I neither saw the cartoon itself, nor do I in any way condone racism or racial stereotypes of any kind.

Photo: CONSUMING CONVERSATION

University student Annie Truax helps stimulate discussion about anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorders Friday at the Tate Student Center Plaza. Truax and others were filming interviews and reactions for a film on eating disorders.

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