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Columns::September 15, 2003

$6.7 million grant will support research that could eventually treat some cancers and Parkinson’s disease
U. of Tennessee administrator will head Georgia Center
Former administrative information systems director is named interim CIO
Rising numbers: Freshman class is more racially, ethnically diverse
Study by UGA scientists reveals that laboratory rats ‘under the influence’ find it hard to concentrate
Study: Property values increase near greenspaces
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Forum essay: On revising student papers
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These 20 students in a new four-year UGA degree program began classes in August--in Tifton. The Agriscience and Environmental Systems program, offered only in Tifton, is a partnership between UGA’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton. The students will study plant and animal sciences, emerging technologies, pest management, water quality and resource management, business and marketing while pursuing a bachelor’s degree in agriculture.

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