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December 1999: Vol. 79, No. 1

Oxford Bound!
Oxford University is the mecca of intellectual discourse, and UGA is the first public university in America with a year-round residency program there. by Alex Crevar (AB '93)

Contents page photo:
Kick back! New Herty Field is a feast for the senses!

SPECIAL SECTION: The UGA Century
GM has compressed 100 years of University history into 12 pages, beginning in 1900 when UGA was a small liberal arts school with an enrollment of 279. It's amazing how far we've come.

Staying the course becomes a rallying cry
UGA stands by its race-conscious admissions policy because, as President Michael F. Adams said in a speech to University Council, it's the right thing to do. by Sharron Hannon

Master of true crime
Don Davis (ABJ '62) excels at quickie paperback exposés on the likes of O.J., but his next book—on the JonBenet Ramsey murder—should be a hit in hardback. by Alex Crevar (AB '93)

Whistling while she works
Georgia Magazine goes to lunch with Disney producer Bonnie Arnold (ABJ '77), who brought cybertoons "Toy Story" and "Tarzan" to the screen. by Myles Ludwig

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Millennium Madness! by Patrick Dean (BFA '98)

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December 1999: Vol. 79, No. 1
	Oxford Bound! Oxford University is the mecca of intellectual discourse, and UGA is the first public university in America with a year-round residency program there. by Alex Crevar (AB '93)	Contents page photo: Kick back! New Herty Field is a feast for the senses!
	SPECIAL SECTION: The UGA Century GM has compressed 100 years of University history into 12 pages, beginning in 1900 when UGA was a small liberal arts school with an enrollment of 279. It's amazing how far we've come.
	Staying the course becomes a rallying cry UGA stands by its race-conscious admissions policy because, as President Michael F. Adams said in a speech to University Council, it's the right thing to do. by Sharron Hannon
	Master of true crime Don Davis (ABJ '62) excels at quickie paperback exposés on the likes of O.J., but his next book—on the JonBenet Ramsey murder—should be a hit in hardback. by Alex Crevar (AB '93)
	Whistling while she works Georgia Magazine goes to lunch with Disney producer Bonnie Arnold (ABJ '77), who brought cybertoons "Toy Story" and "Tarzan" to the screen. by Myles Ludwig
	Back Page Millennium Madness! by Patrick Dean (BFA '98)
Back to Top . Up Front . Features . Alumni Profiles . Class Notes . Back to Current Issue ©1999 by The University of Georgia. Website designed by Jeff Walker