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Miller named to new Alston chair

By Sharron Hannon
Gov. Zell Miller--known nationally as “the education governor”--will return to the University of Georgia, his alma mater, as a Distinguished Professor of Higher Education and the first holder of the Philip H. Alston Jr. Chair after his term of office ends in January 1999...

Record number of students return to make ‘early start’

By Tom Jackson
A record number of students returned to campus last week, four weeks earlier than usual, as the state’s flagship university makes the switch to semesters. Classes begin Aug. 24.

On stage:
The 1998-1999 season
An annual preview of several popular cultural arts series at UGA. Preview

From the ground up
New parking deck rises on North Campus; other building projects near completion. Campus News

Ethical lapses
News coverage ethics has become news in recent months, with the public increasingly questioning coverage of President Clinton.
Columns sought comment from Conrad Fink, William S. Morris Professor of Newspaper Strategy and Management and director of UGA’s James M. Cox Jr. Institute for Newspaper Management Studies. Fink is a former foreign correspondent and vice president of the Associated Press. UGA Voices

First senior VP for external affairs named

By Tom Jackson
Kathryn R. Costello, a native Georgian who has more than 20 years’ experience leading fund-raising, alumni and public relations programs at major universities, has been chosen to be the first senior vice president for external affairs at UGA...

 

 
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