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U.S. education chief seeks billions to boost higher learning
Judging by his rapid-fire speech in San Antonio on Tuesday to state college and university presidents from across the country, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan is still the high-energy guy who played pro basketball in Australia for a few years after graduating from Harvard University.
An empty seat at the holiday table
As families across the county celebrate Thanksgiving with relatives and friends, there will be empty seats at some homes.
Big Empty Mansions Nationwide Are Havens For Parties
Some of the most elegant addresses in all of Atlanta are found in this wealthy enclave.
Practical learning: Students get real life civics lesson as practicum student becomes U.S. citizen
Emma Hicks , a Rome resident and education student at the University of West Georgia, recently became a United States citizen.
Another forecaster says it will be 2011 before our economy improves
Another strong voice in our state's economic forecasting arena says we can expect Georgia's recession to continue into 2010, with the state's fiscal picture improving in 2011.
UWG President Sethna talks with students about fee hike
University of West Georgia President Beheruz Sethna speaks to students at the Student Government Association meeting Thursday about a mandatory fee increase next semester to help plug holes in the university's budget.
Bank names interim COO, places three on administrative leave
Appalachian Bancshare, the holding company for Appalachian Community Bank, Appalachian Community Bank, F.S.B., and Appalachian Real Estate Holdings, announced that Danny Jett will serve as its interim chief operating officer.
UWG faces additional budget cuts
Just one day after the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia approved a plan to increase budget cuts from 6 to 8 percent due to continuing declines in state revenue, University of West Georgia President Dr.
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Regents turn to college students to cover budget cuts
As expected, public college students in Georgia will have to dig deeper to meet their bills next semester as the Regents grapple with new budget cuts.
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UWG students pass on swine flu shot
If you want college students to do something, offer them free food and other giveaways.
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Rodney Kay of Heard County High School has been named the state's assistant principal of the year for 2009-10 by the Georgia Association of Secondary School Principals.
A helping hand after leaving jail: NAACP program helps former inmates re-adjust in society
Four years ago the Carroll County NAACP conceived a program that would help parolees live a successful life outside of prison.
Bandy Heritage Center will present Annual Civil War Lecture Series
The Bandy Heritage Center for Northwest Georgia will present the first of its Annual Civil War Lecture Series events on Thursday.
CCH donates to St. Mary's, Darlington, Unity Christian
Adairsville High graduate MaKaylie Morris is crowned Homecoming Queen at the University of West Georgia.
Adairsville grad named Homecoming Queen at UWG
Adairsville High graduate MaKaylie Morris was recently crowned Homecoming Queen at the University of West Georgia.
Rare defeats for city school board incumbents
The defeat of an incumbent candidate in a Carrollton Board of Education election might be something that hasn't happened in at least a decade.
Man free following appeal, plea
A former University of West Georgia student pleaded guilty Thursday to false imprisonment as part of a plea agreement after he filed a motion for a new trial in an aggravated sexual battery case.
Colleges Fight to Get and Keep Black Males
It was Joshua Almond's first semester grade point average of 3.53 that gave him the motivation he needed to succeed at West Georgia State University.
BB&T gives $1M to U. of West Georgia
BB&T Corp . has pledged $1 million to the University of West Georgia 's Richards College of Business to create the Center for Ethics and Free Enterprise and the BB&T Lectures in Free Enterprise Series.
My drawing teacher, Henry Setter
Just found out that one of my art teachers from the University of West Georgia died earlier this year.
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