June 2004: Vol. 83, No. 3
	From the Editor New lease on life for Susie Dirr	Cover art: Sea Island welcomes the world Nearly hidden amidst a sea of women in black shrouds, this little girl’s face caught the attention of photojournalist Mandi Wright (BFA ’97), who was on assignment in Baghdad for the Detroit Free Press. These women were reacting to a mass prayer delivered by rebel Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, whose followers are currently engaged in heavy fighing against U.S. forces. To see more of Wright’s images from Iraq and read Tracy Curlee’s account of Wright’s two tours of duty in war-torn Baghdad, see A Diary of War
	President's Column UGA research stands on Davison's shoulders
	Campus News Fred Davison: 1924-2004. Words to live by at graduation. Layoffs unavoidable. Law school pioneer recalls intergration. Degree programs grow in Gwinnett. 4-H Center named. Yesterday.
	Faculty/Staff NAS tops Bennezen. A century of pharmacy. Farewell to a friend. UGA in the News.
	Students Scholarship bonanza. Diversity statement. UGA fare well in U.S. News Rankings.
	Sports A new kind bar. Equestrian team repeats as national champion. Mascot mania.
	Campus Closeup Michael Lomax, operating by any means. Home suite home.
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