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Tackling the Obesity Epidemic
New statistics show that Georgians are getting fatter. UGA professors and health care experts are trying to get their arms around the problem.
By | October 3, 2012
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Instilling Students With Grit and Curiosity
In advance of a lecture at UGA, the best-selling author of Whatever It Takes talks about his latest book, on how building character is the best way to help poor students succeed.
By Sydney Slotkin | September 26, 2012
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Agencies Work Together to Fight Poverty With Education
It's no Harlem Children's Zone—yet—but the Clarke County School District and local nonprofits are fighting poverty on multiple fronts.
By Kristen Morales | September 26, 2012
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Bringing Atlanta Highway Back to Life
A new mall in Oconee County, an intown development boom, traffic congestion, a still-struggling consumer economy and sheer ugliness are threatening to wipe out Atlanta Highway.
By Blake Aued | September 19, 2012
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New Evidence About Mary Meyer’s Murder
An Athens-area resident says he saw who killed JFK’s mistress.
By Donald E. Wilkes, Jr. | September 12, 2012
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New Policy Lets Immigrants Out of the Shadows
Thousands of young, undocumented Georgians are expected to apply for a two-year reprieve from deportation, allowing them to work and go to college in the nation they've called home since childhood.
By Melissa Hovanes | September 12, 2012
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