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The Georgia Magazine Century Happy 100th birthday to us! On Aug. 15, 1920, 4,000 copies of a new publication were distributed to University of Georgia graduates and other supporters. One hundred years later, that publication—the one you are holding right now if you are looking at a print version—is still covering the Bulldog community. In tracing its 100 years, what stands out is how Georgia Magazine represents the times and culture of the University and society at large through the years. 1920s: The Early Years More than 40 UGA alumni died in World War I. They were remembered in the pa...

Dec 10, 2020 Concordia Wind Quintet: Debora Harris, flute; Stephanie Carlson, oboe; Russell Peterson, bassoon; Karin Wakefield, French horn; Leigh Wakefield, clarinet Venn Welcome to Virtual Class Notes Concerts! Each year, Classical MPR reaches tens of thousands of students across Minnesota through the Class Notes Concerts program. Designed to engage and inspire elementary students through live musical performance, these concerts help cultivate active listening skills and allow students to experience the joy of classical music. Due to current circumstances, we have adapted the c...

Gathering this weekend. kushner will not be there. but the harvard students have used their class notes to make sure he will be discussed and some of them have just sent in comments about their feelings about him. one of the them, the theme is shame on you, jared kushner. another one of them said i for one am actually glad that our class of '03 finally has a real-life fascist among us. who says harvard is not diverse. >> eugene? >> the nfl is being criticized significantly for implementing a policy making it illegal or banning should i say for players to go down on a knee to protest racism and...

Right here. this router costs about a couple hundred bucks about $50 a month for service. they can wirelessly go on the internet. look up class notes. send emails. quick question for you matt, this is matt who is a technology guy here for the veil. some say it doesn't promote kids talking to each other. what have you found. >> these students have laptops instead of textbooks. so we can turn drive time into learning time with this device. >> and you can see, shepard, kids had computers out. they had them when they pulled up on their way home from track meet. vail says school districts around th...