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Life, liberty and pursuit of fries - Greg Gelpi
Mmm? What's better than French fries? Super-sized French fries.
Historic figures impact students' future
By Greg Gelpi
Students celebrate St. Patrick's Day
By Billy Corriher
The hard quarter mile - Ed Brock
This is the second of three columns about my recent canoe trip down the Sipsey River in Alabama. In the first, we began the journey and encountered a series of mishaps.
Kite set to begin 2004 schedule
From staff reports
High demand inflates prices
By Ed Brock
Committee discusses school communications
By Greg Gelpi
Game of hockey is pure action
Most sporting events tend to bore me unless I'm on assignment with my camera. I find it's more of a challenge just sitting through a game as a spectator, waiting for the right time to crawl over people in my aisle just to get to the bathroom. That was until last Friday night at Phillips Arena when I went with a group of friends to a Thrashers hockey game. When the lights went down and some bird head fixture hanging from the roof opened its mouth and transformed into a flame thrower, I knew I had arrived.
Black leaders rally for suspended cop
By Billy Corriher
Sunshine patriot needs long visit to brig - Tamara Boatwright
Just when I think I have heard everything, I hear something else that makes me ask, "Do what?"
Knowledge threatens the ignorant - R.H. Joseph
A reader recently e-mailed me, outraged at the attempt by State School Superintendent Cathy Cox and Gov. Sonny Perdue to undermine the teaching of history in Georgia secondary schools.
Obituaries
March 17, 2004
A glimpse beneath a reporter's surface - Clay Wilson
Ah, the joys of the bachelor life. Staying out 'til all hours, checking out the ladies ? blow-drying underwear.
County proceeding with recreation projects
By Billy Corriher
How do they get Post-It notes in Time - Bob Paslay
So don't you wish you were a journalist so if you had a question you could just pick up the phone and get an answer. I got my Time magazine this week and on two pages were ads with yellow post-it notes slapped over them. Real post-it notes, not something printed on the page. Hmm. How do they do that I began wondering and wondering and wondering. After driving fellow workers crazy in the newsroom I was encouraged to call and find out.
Legendary coach pondering future
By Anthony Rhoads