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Georgia ranks as the third worst in the nation for overweight or obese children.
Grant creates shared library for Georgia's colleges
Georgia Tech received $857,000 to create a digital library to be shared by colleges in the University System of Georgia.
Community education and evacuation planning saved lives in Sept. 29 Samoan tsunami
Tsunami eyewitnesses are interviewed by Professors Costas Synolakis of USC and Hermann Fritz of Georgia Tech to evaluate warning, evacuation and survival strategies on Manono Island, Samoa.
Anonymous Donor Commits $25 Million To Ga. Tech
Georgia Tech's College of Management has received a $5 million gift along with a $20 million challenge grant from an anonymous donor.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
NRC chairman says Vogtle design needs safety changes
Thirty years after the nation's worst nuclear power plant accident, the partial meltdown at Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island, nuclear is back in the news.
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4th Annual North Atlanta Christmas Festival
Those who spend Christmas in North Atlanta have no further to look than the surrounding communities for special events to celebrate the spirit of the season.
Electronic Engineering Times Asia
Intersil, Georgia Tech open analog center
Intersil Corp. and Georgia Institute of Technology have entered a broad alliance that includes the opening of new development facility and the kickoff of several new programs dedicated to R&D of advanced power management semiconductor technologies.
More than a year and half after John and Elizabeth Calvert disappeared, their family plans a public memorial service in Atlanta.
College Students Nationwide Campaign In Virginia For Republican Candidates
Although Haley Korman from Kennesaw State University, was born and raised in Georgia, she felt it was important to campaign for Republicans up for election, in the state of Virginia.
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has partnered with several construction organizations to support a struck by accident "safety stand down" on Wednesday, Nov.
Judge declares Calverts dead;family plans memorial -- and legacies
More than a year and half after John and Elizabeth Calvert disappeared, their family plans a public memorial service next month in Atlanta.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
State's bank bust draws Congressional panel
For years, Georgia was the envy of much of the nation for its robust economy and seemingly endless population boom.
Intersil & Georgia Institute of Technology Announce Joint Alliance For Semiconductor Development
Intersil Corp. announced a broad alliance with the Georgia Institute of Technology.
UNC Volleyball Loses to Georgia Tech 2009-11-01 16:19:07.125
Friday night the Carolina women's volleyball team had a chance to claim third place in the ACC with a win against Georgia Tech.
WGTC wins $500K grant to train industrial workers
West Georgia Technical College has been awarded a $500,000 grant by the U.S. Department of Education to expand an existing program that trains students in a modern industrial skill set that is in high demand.
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A* Alarm activations were reported on Country Club Drive, Crisp Drive and South Lee Street.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Neal Boortz: Kinda wish cameras could shoot bullets
OK, who is this Neal Boortz guy, and what is he doing in my newspaper? Fair enough.
Robert Magnusson: How a Tier One school can strengthen the Texas economy
For those fortunate to have retirement savings, a rising Dow Jones industrial average may indicate that the global economic recovery is under way.
No. 11 Georgia Tech in control of ACC title hopes
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Enrollment At Georgia Tech Colleges Zooms Past 100,000
Enrollment has skyrocketed at Georgia's technical colleges since last year, hitting an all-time record.
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