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New benefit for members...the 2005 Member Calendar!
Soon we will mail all Alumni Association members a 2005
calendar featuring photos of campus landmarks old and new!
So be sure your membership is current. Contact member
services at 1-800-606-8786 or alummshp@uga.edu if you would
like to join the Alumni Association and receive the 2005 calendar.
FEATURED BENEFITS
FOUNDRY PARK INN AND SPA
Members receive a discount on room rates and spa treatments!
(room rate discount not valid on home-football game weekends)
Call the Foundry Park Inn and Spa at 1-866-9-ATHENS for more
information or to make reservations.
GEORGIA BULLDOG MAGAZINE
Read updates on Bulldog sports year round with the Georgia
Bulldog Magazine. Alumni Association members receive a $5
discount on a one year subscription. Please call
1-866-9-GODOGS to take advantage of this offer.
Join the UGA Alumni Association today and find out more about these and other great Association benefits and help support the academic excellence, best interests and traditions of Georgia's flagship University and its alumni worldwide.
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For events held at the UGA Alumni Association Atlanta
Alumni Center, the address is Atlanta Financial Center, 3333 Peachtree Road, N.E., South Tower, Suite 210,
Atlanta, GA. To RSVP to any of the events below or for more information, please call 404-495-1977 or e-mail Atlanta Alumni Center Sales and Marketing Coordinator Sarah Richards '03, at sahara18@uga.edu.
"BRIDGING THE GAP" ART EXHIBIT
A Photojournalism class in the Grady School of Journalism was assigned to photograph African-American people over the age of 60 and to report on a part of the community that could help educate everyone on the subject of race in the South by asking their subjects, "Have you seen race relations change in your lifetime?" The participants of this project didn't realize how a simple assignment would connect two groups, older African Americans and young photojournalists. "Bridging the Gap" is on display at the UGA Alumni Association's Atlanta Alumni Center.
GPTV- UGA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEER NIGHT
The UGA Alumni Association has been given an incredible opportunity to once again help Georgia Public Broadcasting with their membership drive. The UGA Alumni Association Volunteer Night will be Tuesday December 7, from 9:00 p.m - 11:30 p.m. UGA volunteers will be answering phones live at the telethon and taking down pledge information during a showing of GPTV's Great Stadium Series which will feature Sanford Stadium.
Volunteers will meet at 9:00 p.m. for training and a catered dinner, then onto the set to man the phones.
Please contact Sarah Richard '03 at 404-266-2622 or sahara18@uga.edu to sign up or for more information.
THE LIBRARY PRESENTS: PHILLIP LEE WILLIAMS '72
Join us at the UGA Alumni Association Atlanta Alumni Center as Williams discusses A Distant Flame on Wednesday, December 1 from 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. There will also be book signing opportunities and guests can enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres. $10 Alumni Association Members, $15 guests.
Please RSVP by November 29 to 404-495-1977 or email Sarah Richard.
DAWG DOUGHNUTS!
It's time again for Krispy Kreme's annual sprinkled doughnut competition between The University of Georgia and Georgia Tech! All eight Atlanta-area Krispy Kreme stores will sell red-and-black and yellow-and-white sprinkled doughnuts the week leading up to Game Day on Saturday, November 27. Stores will record the number of doughnuts sold for the week. The school that purchases the most Krispy Kreme doughnuts sprinkled with its team's colors wins bragging rights! It's a sweet way to support the Dawgs!
Atlanta - 295 Ponce de Leon Avenue
Buford - 3387 Buford Drive
Duluth - 1550 Pleasant Hill Road
Lilburn - 4129 Highway 78
Marietta - 299 Cobb Parkway, South
Riverdale - 6689 Highway 85
Roswell - 791 Atlanta Street
West End - 633 Evans Street at Abernathy Boulevard
If you have any questions about this way to support UGA contact Sarah Richard '03 at 404-266-2622 or sahara18@uga.edu.
GEORGIA/ GA TECH FANS OUT FOR BLOOD!
Give Blood or Platelets with the Red Cross November 20 through November 27 And Vote for Your Favorite Team.
The American Red Cross would like to encourage all fans of The University of Georgia and Georgia Institute of Technology to show their team spirit off the field by donating blood or platelets anytime between November 20 and November 27. A special canteen of team-inspired Krispy Kreme doughnuts will be available at donor centers starting Tuesday, November 22. Participants will receive a commemorative Georgia/ Georgia Tech T-Shirt. People can donate blood or platelets at the following donation center locations.
Alpharetta, 3000 Old Alabama Road, Suite 110, Alpharetta 30022
Camp Creek, 3645 Marketplace Boulevard, Suite 180, East Point 30344
Cobb (East Lake Shopping Center), 2145 Roswell Road, Suite 250, Marietta 30062
Duluth, 3090 Premiere Parkway, Suite 500, Duluth 30097
Monroe Drive, 1925 Monroe Drive, Atlanta 30325
Sandy Springs/Dunwoody, 1155 Hammond Drive, Building A, Atlanta 30328
South Metro, 675 Southcrest Parkway, Suite 120, Stockbridge 30281
If you have any questions about this way to support UGA contact Sarah Richard '03 at 404-266-2622 or sahara18@uga.edu.
SPECIAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DISCOUNTS AT RESTAURANTS
Chipotle
When UGA Alumni living in the Metro Atlanta area visit a Chipotle restaurant on UGA football game days, wearing spirited duds (a UGA hat, t-shirt, etc.), they will receive a free burrito! Alumni Assocaition members can also receive a free bag of chips and a soft drink when they show UGA Alumni Association Membership cards! This offer is good only on UGA Football Gamedays (home or away) this fall.
Dreamland BBQ
Dreamland BBQ offers a 10% discount off their meal tickets (everyday) when alums present UGA Alumni Association membership cards. In addition, on UGA Football Game Days (home or away) members will also receive a free soft drink. Locations in Roswell and Conyers. This offer is for dine-in only.
Tailgate at home or in Athens with Dreamland BBQ ribs, chicken, beans and sauce! Order your Dreamland tailgating packages today! For more information about ordering tailgating packages contact Eric Bickel at 678-458-5970.
*CAREER COUNSELING
Through UGA's partnership with ACDI, meet nationally Certified Career Counselors,
Certified Career Management Professionals and Executive Coaches for individual
career counseling every Friday from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the UGA Alumni Association
Atlanta Alumni Center by appointment only. Learn about UGA CareerNet, our state of
the art Virtual Career Success Center. For an appointment, contact Courtney Gazlay,
Associate Director, Career Services, 678-407-5373 or
cgazlay@uga.edu.
*For information on other upcoming events in Atlanta visit our
Atlanta Programs Page.
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WE NEED A FEW GOOD STUDENTS FOR THE SAC!
The UGA Alumni Association Student Advisory Council is a 30-member board responsible for applying a student perspective to the creation, implementation and evaluation of student member programming and recruitment initiatives. The council serves as a forum for a diverse group of student leaders to voice their opinions and their visions relating to the role the Alumni Association plays in student's UGA experience before they leave campus. Input from the Student Advisory Council is vital to successful student outreach.
Many of our council members from last year have graduated and we are looking to fill their positions. For those interested, please fill out the application and return it no later than November 22, 2004. If you know of anyone that might be interested, please forward them this information. Interviews will take place November 29th - December 10th. For more information, please contact Katie Davidson '01, Student Programs Coordinator at 706-542-2251.
DINNER WITH 12 STRANGERS
Calling all Gwinnett and Athens-area alums! The Alumni Association sponsors the Dinner With 12 Strangers program to help personalize the UGA experience for students. All UGA students, faculty and local alumni are invited to participate in the program. Alumni open their homes to students, faculty and fellow alumni for small dinner parties. If you are interested in sponsoring a dinner, please contact UGA Alumni Association Student Programs Coordinator Katie Davidson '01, or 706-542-2251 for more information.
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA CENTER
JOIN THE PATH OF LIFELONG LEARNING
The University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education has broken ground for the Path of Lifelong Learning, a beautiful commemorative brick promenade that honors outstanding faculty and staff, alumni, patrons, and friends of the University of Georgia and the Georgia Center. For more information or to join the Path of Lifelong Learning, contact the Georgia Center at 706-542-3451 or e-mail path@gactr.uga.edu.
CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE DECADES
The Georgia Center for Continuing Education's annual Christmas Musicale, "Christmas Through the Decades," will be December 16-18, 2004. The Masters Hall Singers and the Masters Hall Ensemble will present a program of 20th centery holiday tunes. For show times and ticket information call 706-542-0003 or go to the Georgia Center website. Buffet reservations may be made by calling the Savannah Room at 706-542-6341.
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The UGA Alumni Association has planned spectacular travel opportunities for alumni and friends in 2005. Upcoming tours include:
January 22-29
Queen Mary 2 - Caribbean
February 10-20
Legends of the Nile
February 19-26
Alpine Winter Adventure
March 1-8
Delta Queen
For more information please contact Shea Landers at slanders@uga.edu.
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*UGA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
Join us at the Wray-Nicholson House for festive holiday cheer and refreshments! Santa will be there, so please bring your children! If you wish, bring an unwrapped toy for Northeast Georgia's less fortunate children. December 2, 4:00 p.m. - 7 p.m.
The UGA Alumni Association is located at 298 S. Hull Street, Athens, GA.
*UGA CAREER CENTER EXTERNSHIP PROGRAM
The UGA Career Center has partnered with the Alumni Association to help expand the Career Center's Externship program and encourage alumni to become Extern Sponsors! This program gives students a realistic perspective of a career field, not attainable within the confines of the University, while giving Extern Sponsors the chance to assist students with career decisions and possibly pre-screen future interns and/or employees. For more information on this exciting program, please visit here.
Questions? Please contact Laura Stanley, Assistant Director at 706-542-8421.
INAUGURALS
The University of Georgia has frequent opportunities to send delegates (representing UGA president, Michael Adams and the University of Georgia) to participate in university and college inaugural ceremonies for incoming presidents all over the United States. The UGA Alumni Association salutes the volunteer efforts of these alumni and faculty who participated in inaugurals in October:
Susan L. Duncan '94 of The Woodlands, TX: Rice University
Zachary L. Neal '02 of Philadelphia, PA: Thomas Jefferson University
Peixing Jiang '96 of Worchester, MA: Becker College
Morris D. Cooper '71 of Springfield, IL: Illinois State University
Linda L. Slatten '74 of Jefferson, LA: Loyola University
Leslie W. Munson '84, '85 of Atlanta, GA: Interdenominational Theological Center
L. Ruth Frederick '96 of Toccoa Falls, GA: Toccoa Falls College
Victoria L. Barron '93, '99 of Annapolis, MD: Washington College
Edwin E. Thomas '89,'91 of Wake Forest, NC: Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
 LOST RING
In the 1960s, Dr. Robert A. Wells '56, '73, and his family vacationed on Mt. Rainier in the Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Washington. While at an overlook viewing area near the lodge Well's class ring slipped off of his finger. Sometime later, he noticed that his UGA class ring was gone. Robert was sure that he would never see his ring again. Last month, Ralph Fidler from Oregon called the UGA Alumni Association, to see if we might be able to connect him with the owner of a UGA class ring. Though the name of the owner was engraved on the inside of the ring, Fidler was embarrassed that he had not called sooner, having had the ring for over 20 years which he found on Mt. Rainier. The ring was in great condition, and soon reclaimed by Wells who is a retired faculty member of Georgia Southern and living in Statesboro, Georgia.
If you have found a UGA class ring and would like to return it to its rightful owner, call the UGA Alumni Association at 1-800-606-8786.
*FOUNDERS' DAY LECTURE 2005
Join alumni, faculty and students in celebrating the University's 220th Anniversary as the nation's first state-chartered university on Thursday, January 27. The annual Founders' Day Lecture presented by the UGA Alumni Association and the Emeriti Scholars will be held at 3 p.m. at the Chapel. Emeritus Professor Ron Carlson of the School of Law will deliver the lecture. Reception immediately following at Moore College.
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CLASS NOTES
Tell us your accomplishments! Over 100 Class Notes now on file. Read all about your fellow alumni
by registering on the UGA Online Community
and post your notes as well.
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Erin Elizabeth Nelson (BBA '01) and Michael Scott Griffin (BLA '02) were
married in Athens, GA on March 27, 2004. Their wedding party consisted
mostly of University of Georgia graduates including Ashley Nelson Brown,
Laura Griffin Williams, Tara Corry Bubenheim, Janna Jessup Mallis,
Shannan Marie Mathis, Kristy Elise Wilson, Jennifer Elizabeth Jacobs,
Patricia Ann Dalis, Bradford Thomas Stanley, Jeffery James Showalter,
Kary Patrick Nordholz, Ryan Blake Williams, and David Vincent Capallo,
Jr. Also pictured are Samuel Henry Nelson, Scott Jeffery Griffin, and
Aaron David Hefty.
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For more Alumni Association information on multicultural events please contact Jamie Johnson, at 706-542-8158 or jamiej@uga.edu.
*NEW MINORITY ALUMNI RELATIONS BULLETIN BOARD
Exchange ideas and thoughts with UGA Minority Relations Coordinator Jamie Johnson on the UGA Alumni Association Online Community's Message board for Minority Alumni Relations. Take the time to register today!
SPECIAL THANKS
The October 20 brainstorming session, "Strengthening the Minority Student-Alumni Connection," was a tremendous success. Students expressed desire for alumni to support their efforts in creative ways. Ideas generated included a "Real World" presentation by alumni, a student-alumni networking event, and alumni advisors for student organizations. Generally speaking students wanted alumni to attend their events and be more involved in their experiences. Thanks to all the student participants; Jennifer Richardson '88, Richard Bedgood '91, and Darnelda Crosby '99 for facilitating the small group session; and Matt Winston from the Office of the President and Charlie Monroe '01 for attending.
*MINORITY NIGHT AT THE HOOPS!
Join minority alumni and friends for a pre-game reception at the UGA Alumni Association's headquarters in the historic Wray-Nicholson House on December 1 from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. The Wray-Nicholson House is located at 298 S. Hull Street, Athens, Georgia. There is no cost to attend. Afterward, watch the Georgia Dawgs slam dunk Alabama A&M at Stegeman Coliseum. The basketball game starts at 7:30 p.m. and there is a limited number of tickets available in the UGA Alumni Section. Ticket cost $12. To RSVP for the reception or to purchase tickets, please contact Jamie Johnson, at 706-542-8158 by November 22.
THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN CULTURAL
CENTER'S RITE OF SANKOFA
Join us December 17 at 6:00 p.m. in UGA's Memorial Hall Ballroom. The bi-annual Rite of Sankofa is an Afrocentric rites of passage ceremony for current UGA students. Students take the Sankofa pledge, which affirms their intention to give back to their community, gain knowledge, respect their elders and grow spiritually. Friends, family and alumni are invited to the festivities. If you'd like to sponsor a student's membership to the Alumni Association or support the ceremony contact Jamie Johnson at 706-542-8158. This is the perfect opportunity to begin a mentoring relationship with a student and provide guidance for their success. If you'd like more information on the Rite of Sankofa and other African American Cultural Center events, please contact Charm Bullard at 706-542-8468 or aacc@uga.edu.
Visit the UGA Alumni Association's Multicultural Programs Web site for additional information at about upcoming events!
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Four University of Georgia coeds are happily maintaining a strong family tradition - they are fourth generation Bulldog legacies.
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L-R: Sissy Martin, Elizabeth Martin, Laura Bland, Judy Bland, Beth Bland, Kim Bland
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Sisters, Beth, Kim and Laura Bland and their first cousin Elizabeth Martin are following in the steps of their mothers, grandparents, and great grandfather.
All four legacies are from Tifton, Ga., and the three Bland sisters are Family and Consumer Sciences majors as were their mother, aunt and grandmother.
Their first cousin Elizabeth Martin is in Pharmacy School. Beth Bland is getting her Masters in Food Science and sister Kim is practice teaching this semester.
Elizabeth's parents Cissy and Lamar Martin both graduated from UGA in 1973. They maintain residences in Tifton and Athens, Lamar is an Assistant Dean in the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences.
The coed's Uncle, Frank Riley Jr., '71, majored in Forestry and now works and resides in Hiawassee, Ga.
The grandparents are Frank Riley, Sr., 43, and Sarah Brown Riley, '45. Frank was a Forestry major and Sarah received her degree in Home Economics. They now reside in Butler, Ga. where Frank is retired from the USDA.
Their great grandfather, Walter Brown, '17, was Director of UGA's Cooperative Extension Service for 17 1/2 years from 1937-54. His wife, Clemmie, was a graduate of the State Normal School which later became affiliated with UGA.
Walter Brown received national acclaim for his leadership in advancing Cooperative Extension work in Georgia. When the distinguished administrator graduated in 1917, he had no way of knowing that 87 years later four beautiful granddaughters would be following in his steps at UGA.
Surely, he would have been tremendously pleased with this unique legacy maintained through four generations.
Claude McBride '55, former UGA Alumni Association Tour Director is a veritable repository of campus lore and is now writes our Campus Candid as well as our Legacy stories such as the one above. If you have a Campus Candid idea or interesting legacy story please e-mail Claude at cmcbride@uga.edu.
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*FACULTY AUTHOR'S RECEPTION
The UGA Alumni Association and the UGA Bookstore had a wonderful turn out for the first annual Faculty Authors Reception on Thursday, September 30 from 4 - 6 p.m. at the UGA Bookstore. Books authored by our own UGA Faculty were on display for viewing and purchasing and all books were on special for the reception only. Alumni, faculty, staff and students were in attendance.
l-r: Jere Morehead, Conrad Fink, Gene Yountz
*LEGACY BREAKFAST
On Sunday, October 24th, the UGA Alumni Association hosted the Legacy Brunch in conjunction with the First-Year Parents and Families Weekend an event to welcome new students and their families to UGA. Over 100 students, parents, alumni and faculty attended the event at the Fireside Lounge in the East Campus Village providing many with their first visit to this beautiful new facility. We would like to thank Dr. Josef Broder for taking time out of his weekend to speak about his own family legacy of over 20 UGA graduates. We are proud to sponsor events such as these and look forward to many more legacy events in the future.
*ATLANTA ALUMNI GATHERING AT CHE
Tracey Harris, Richard Bedgood, Jerry Harris
Molly Robertson, Danielle Jones
For more pictures of UGA Alumni Association sponsored events, please visit our photo album page.
*BABY DOGS
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Joshua David Caruso, son of Renee '00 and Chris Caruso '01 born September 24, 2004.
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Send us in pictures of your newest additions! Call or e-mail Shea Landers for a free gift at 800-606-8786 or slanders@uga.edu. And visit the "Baby Dogs" section of our photo album.
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*REGIONAL PROGRAMMING UPDATES
On our Regional Programming page, use the dropdown menu to see the Regional
Contact and scheduled activities for your area. No Regional Contact for your city? If you are interested
in being a contact person for UGA alumni near you, get in touch with UGA Alumni Association Programs Coordinator Ryan Cheek '02 at rcheek@uga.edu or 800-606-8786.
BULLDOGS HELPING BULLDOGS
Have you hired a Bulldog? If you have hired a UGA alum, please let us know. E-mail Ryan Cheek at rcheek@uga.edu.
PHOTOS NEEDED
Send photos of you and your family to be included on the Alumni Association's Web site!
Be sure to include everyone's name and the location. Also remember to take Bulldog photos at all events and send them to Ryan Cheek '02 at rcheek@uga.edu.
UGA Alums Brian Smith '96, Kelly West '00, Heather Parker '00, and Josh Parker '00
SIGN UP TO RECEIVE EMAIL UPDATES
Learn about alumni activities in your city through the UGA Alumni Association's Online Community.
*UGA CAR TAGS
Send us a picture of the car tag you use to display your Georgia pride.
Include name, hometown and class year. Please email
to eogivens@uga.edu .
To view car tags please visit
the Dog Tags section.
*REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT
BOSTON REGIONAL CONTACT JULIE WADE '96
Julie Wade earned her AB from UGA in American Studies in 1996 and is married to fellow Bulldog, Drew Wade '97. She went to UGA law school and graduated in 2000, and did her clerkship for Judge Edmondson, a UGA JD graduate, on the US Court of Appeals, 11th Circuit. After her husband finished medical school in 2001 the two moved to Hawaii for his internship and lived on Waikiki beach where they enjoyed hiking, surfing and playing in the sand before returning stateside to Boston.
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UGA CENTENARIAN HONORED
UGA alumna Ella Clarke Nuite '27, is America's Oldest Worker for 2004. Experience Works, the nation's largest provider of training and employment services for older workers, announced that Ella Clarke Nuite, 100, owner and manager of the Windsor Spring Water Company, is America's Oldest Worker for 2004. Nuite works forty hours a week running her business in Hephzibah, Ga. She believes that work has improved her health, and says she has no intention of retiring. She handles the bookkeeping, answers the phone, and does retail business at the plant. She also oversees required testing of the water. She ran the business alone until she was 80 years old, when her grandson became involved. In her spare time, she also is landlord of nine homes she has purchased and renovated over the years. She joins a group of six other centenarians previously selected as America's Oldest Worker.
UGA ALUMS NAMED UP AND COMERS
Atlanta Business Chronicle named 50 "Up and Comers," Atlanta's "most promising young stars," which included the following UGA alums:
Ben Barkley (AB-Poli Sci '87, MBA '88, JD '91)
Kendall Butterworth (JD '94)
J. Tillman Douglas Jr. (BBA '90)
Patricia Fouts (ABJ '87)
Stephanie Friese (JD '99)
Stacey Godfrey (AB-Econ '00, JD '03)
Wytaria Henley (BSED '99)
Sam Holmes (BBA '87)
Alisa Pittman (BBA '93)
Sarah Kathryn Smith (BSFCS '98)
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DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING WITH THE UGA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Visit the Alumni Association's Merchandise site and take advantage of some wonderful products for family and friends! We have the perfect gifts for any Bulldog!
JUST OUT FROM UGA PRESS
The Seasons of Cumberland Island by Fred Whitehead
This oversized coffee-table book features over 100 stunning full-color photos of the unique flora and fauna through all seasons of Georgia's most beloved barrier island. Available now in time for the holidays. UGA alums get a 20% discount on this and all University of Georgia Press books. Call us at 1-800-266-5842 to order, or visit us online at ugapress.org.
THE GEORGIA REVIEW
Through its absolute commitment to excellence, The Georgia Review, UGA's quarterly literary magazine, has won numerous awards and earned an international reputation. Each issue features some 200 pages of fiction, poetry, essays, and reviews - as well as a visual art portfolio, usually in full color. Get a one-year subscription for only $20 (regularly $24; foreign orders $26, regularly $30). Call (800) 542-3481 or order online.
GREETINGS FROM BIRDIE
Founded by Desiree Bennett Gruber '87, Greetings From Birdie has launched a fall greeting card line that includes a Football Condolence card to celebrate the time honored tradition of intense football rivalries in the South. Greetings from Birdie will donate 50 percent of the proceeds from sales of all Football Condolence and Holiday cards, from September 1, 2004 to December 31, 2004, to the UGA Alumni Association's Campus Support Fund.
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA BRASS ART
The Brass Store is proud to introduce our University of Georgia Brass Art in the Collegiate Collection by Jeremiah Hart. Our solid brass executive gifts are hand-crafted by skilled tradesmen that cast brass the way tradesmen have for thousands of years, one part at a time. Each casting is then hand-trimmed and polished into individually unique works of art. Purchase our executive gifts today at our website or call Barbara or Tracy at 770-487-0352. Please allow 6-8 weeks delivery.
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"Thanks for your October newsletter follow-up about the Iron Horse, and for referencing the column I wrote in R&B in spring of '54. That brought back lots of memories. I was living in Milledge Annex that fall, so I remember well witnessing the reaction to the Iron Horse in front of Milledge, Milledge Annex (do I have that name right??) and Reed Hall. As you point out, Milledge housed the male athletes at that time, and Reed (almost brand new) was the principal men's freshman dorm, I think. So, as you note, there couldn't have been a worse place on campus to locate the statue.
As for Pattison and his earlier sculpture (the one apparently still standing near Fine Arts), I think I am correct that it created another controversy of sorts when the Fine Arts building had to be altered in some way -- a window or door removed, or possibly part of a wall removed -- in order to get it out of the basement where Pattison had completed it. If I'm correct, that created another reason for the student ridicule of the artist...
Your article introduced me to the e-newsletter, which I will now add to my regular reading. Even after 25 years in Tallahassee, I still love UGA and visit it fairly frequently as a member of The Red & Black board."
-Carrol Dadisman '56
Retired (since 1997) publisher of Tallahassee Democrat
THANKS FOR READING... AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Emily O. Givens
Director of Communications
eogivens@uga.edu
Should you need to receive the e-newsletter
in a "text only" format, please e-mail Emily Givens.
Pass this e-newsletter along to other UGA alums who may not be receiving it. Encourage them
to join the UGA Online Community
and keep up-to-date with all the UGA Alumni Association is doing for alumni and the
University of Georgia.
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