March 2004: Vol. 83, No. 2
	From the Editor Complex Carbohydrate Research Center (CCRC) is a "tale of two Petes"	Cover art: "Genius" is its own reward The AJC headline read: Hard-Earned Hardware Which is an apt description of how coach Mark Richt and game MVP David Greene felt as they accepted the Capital One bowl game trophy in Orlando on New Year's Day. The Dogs squandered a 24-0 lead against Purdue but prevailed 34-27 in overtime, with freshman Kregg Lumpkin scoring the winning TD. The game had the highest TV rating among all non-BCS Championship Series matchups. Also of note: UGA's football graduation rate of 67 percent was the highest among the top 10 teams in the final regular-season BCS rankings.
	President's Column Higher education is feeling the pinch
	Campus News Yesterday and today. The New Georgia Encyclopedia was publicly launched. Taking a robot for a spin. North Korea forum. UGA buys Thornton Brothers building. Fall enrollment: 33,878. Vanishing Georgia.
	Faculty/Staff UGA in the news. Retired UGA English professor and renowned literary critic Hugh Kenner died Nov. 24. Peach State Poll. Hello, new dean; farewell, good friend
	Students History/Russian major is headed to London for master of arts programs. Rewriting admissions. M.S. in public health. Chick-chat-time. Tate Student Center turns 20.
	Sports Evans named A.D. Richt reloads. Dogs were standouts in the classroom, too.
	Campus Closeup State of the University '04. Chemistry prof Greg Robinson.
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