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Some reflections on MLK - Billy Corriher
Having been born 13 years after the assassination of Martin Luther King, I know I'll never fully understand the magnitude of his impact on our country.
Moving is a love/hate relationship - Kathy Jefcoats
I hate the thought of moving from one place to another. I hate to think about packing and wrapping and getting boxes. I hate to think of being in a new place, surrounded by boxes and not being able to find my shoes in the morning. The thought of unpacking all that mess is not pleasant either.
We fly because we must - Ed Brock
Inevitably when our space program makes a few advances and the politicians decide to blow anti-matter plasma up our neutronic hyper-warp exhaust shafts, there comes the question "Why?"
Failing at simple arithmetic - R.H. Joseph
Is it any wonder American students lag behind young people throughout much of the industrialized world in science and mathematics? Their parents are unable to put 2 and 2 together.
Riverdale upsets Lovejoy
By Anthony Rhoads
McDonough school hosting workshops for parents
By Greg Gelpi
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January 21, 2004
Band leader earns national award
By Greg Gelpi
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Missing the action of your life - By Zach Porter
Over New Year's weekend, many of you watched bowl games on TV. You watched as the same play was repeated again in slow motion then again in slow motion but with computer generated chalk marks keying you in on important components you probably missed. You poured beer and chips down the hatch while listening to ceaseless commentary and play by plays. You relived the same moments over and over until something else worth repeating indefinitely occurred. I did not. I cleaned and rearranged my room, got my oil changed and actually read a book, (gasp!). I'd like to think that my New Year's weekend was more productive than those who sat on their butt cheeks and grew some roots to watch umpteen bowl games.
Peeking behind the scenes - Bob Paslay
Now that Barbara Pulliam is being called the superintendent even though she is still in the land of the cold and a month away from taking over the reins in Clayton County, it is time to pull back the curtain. Let's give you a glimpse to see how close she came to not being the new school chief.
County cracking down
By Billy Corriher
Super Bowl memories
By Anthony Rhoads
Law degree awarded posthumously to UGA student
By Greg Gelpi
Commissioners approve first elections director
By Billy Corriher
A billion dollars can buy a lot of noodles - Greg Gelpi
A billion bucks is a lot of money. There is no other way of saying it.
There's no appropriate headline for this - By Clay Wilson
I picked up a prostitute Monday night.