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'Dangerous suspect' found dead: UGA Alert system notifies students


		'Dangerous suspect' found dead: UGA Alert system notifies students

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

1 day ago by CAREY O'NEIL

Twenty-five minutes after University Police were alerted a dangerous suspect was on the University Golf Course Thursday, students, faculty and staff received a UGA Alert message warning them of the danger.

University Police Chief Jimmy Williamson said decisions to activate the alert are not taken lightly.

USG copes with budget cuts, possible student fee increase

Colonnade, Georgia College & State University, GA

13 hours ago by Claire Dykes

A University System of Georgia-wide budget cut increase from 6 percent to 8 percent will result in eliminating many positions that are currently frozen according to GCSU President Dorothy Leland. An additional $150 mandatory emergency fee may be added to the existing fee, totaling $250 per student for Spring 2010 semester, according to Leland.

SOUGHT GUNMAN FOUND DEAD

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

2 days ago

The search for a man who spurred a UGA Alert Thursday afternoon is over.

The University released an alert Thursday afternoon and blocked vehicles along Milledge Road after police sought an armed and dangerous suspect at the rear of the University golf course and Whitehall Road.

According to Athens-Clarke County police, the suspect, Michael Wise, 25, shot and killed himself after police stopped his car in Oglethorpe County around 3:30 p.m. He is accused of killing Kendra Borders, 20, in the parking lot of the Shops of South Athens on South Milledge Avenue. She died of a gunshot wound.

Graduation Gateway: Students continue Arch's century-old tradition


		Graduation Gateway: Students continue Arch's century-old tradition

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

2 days ago by DANIEL BURNETT

It's a doorway to history.

From the historic Arch on the edge of North Campus, students left the University to become Confederate soldiers. Some came back wounded, some didn't come back at all.

Additional budget cuts may increase student fee

Colonnade, Georgia College & State University, GA

3 days ago by Claire Dykes

A University System of Georgia-wide budget cut increase from 6 to 8 percent will result in eliminating many positions that are currently frozen. An additional $150 mandatory emergency fee may be added to the existing fee, totaling at $250 per student for Spring 2010 semester, according to President Leland.

Iraqi photojournalist sheds light on the war


		Iraqi photojournalist sheds light on the war

The Compass, Gainesville State College, GA

3 days ago by Brigitte Autran

Photojournalist Haider Hamza saw the aftermath of many car bombs while covering the Iraq war.

But one day when he arrived on the scene of a bomb blast he saw a 12 year old kid, surrounded by bodies, collecting bullets and trying to sell them.

That made Hamza realize the effects of the war on the young people in Iraq.

Decatur Celebrates New Student Center

The Collegian, Georgia Perimeter College, GA

4 days ago by Terrence McTier

Georgia Perimeter College's Decatur Campus celebrated the opening of the new Student Success Center on Oct. 21.

Students, faculty, and city officials gathered outside to listen to remarks from Dr. Anthony S. Tricoli, GPC's President, Lee May, DeKalb County Commissioner, and a host of others.

Deep Roots brings deep pockets

Colonnade, Georgia College & State University, GA

5 days ago by Ryan Del Campo

The streets of Milledgeville's historic downtown were packed this past Saturday. Just under 1,500 visitors and residents alike roamed through the masses of attractions that Milledgeville's annual Deep Roots Festival had to offer. From the jewelry vendors to food merchants and the art displays to antique cars, everyone had something to enjoy during the day.

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