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Saturday, Sept. 29:
Football fans attending the UGA-Arkansas game were heartened by the open display of American pride evident at Saturday's game. Red Cross volunteers attended each gate, seeking donations for the National Disaster Relief Fund. Prior to the game, area Boy Scouts handed each fan a large white card with an American flag on one side. On the other side were the words to songs like ''America the Beautiful,'' ''Amazing Grace'' and ''God Bless America,'' which were sung at halftime. The UGA Redcoat Marching Band treated fans with both a pre-game and halftime musical salute to the nation.
UGA 34 / Arkansas 23
SALUTE TO AMERICAProduced by UGA's Public Affairs Broadcast, Video Photography
Webcast by the New Media Institute
REDCOAT HALFTIME SHOWProduced by University of Georgia Redcoat Marching Band
Webcast by the New Media Institute
THE SPIRIT OF AMERICA
Produced by University of Georgia faculty and students from the School of Music
Webcast by the New Media Institute
To order the School of Music's Spirit of America:
send $25.00 (checks payable to UGA Bands) to the
UGA Band Office,
250 River Road,
Athens GA 30602
Monday, Sept. 17:AFTERSHOCK: COMING TO GRIPS WITH TERRORISM IN AMERICA
Forum Hosted by UGA's Department of Political Science and Center for International Trade and Security
New Media Institute: Webcast studio
Before a standing-room only crowd today, a group of UGA professors from the departments of philosophy and political science came together in the Chapel to discuss the events of Sept. 11 and issues surrounding the United States' response. Moderatoring the panel was Gary K. Bertsch, Director, Center for International Trade and Security and UGA Department of Political Science. Panelists were Jeffrey D. Berejikian, Political Science; Loch K. Johnson, Political Science; Alan Godlas, Religion; Scott A. Jones, Center for International Trade and Security; Han S. Park, Political Science and Center for the Study of Global Issues (GLOBIS); Carlo Pelanda, Political Science and GLOBIS.
THE UNITED STATES, NATO AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Forum presented by the Richard B. Russell Foundation and the University of Georgia
Webcast provided by the Georgia Center Media Productions
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Gen. John R. Galvin, former Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, delivered the keynote address at the 2001 Richard B. Russell Symposium. He was joined by ambassadors to the United States from the Ukraine, Hungary and Estonia and counsellors at the British and Polish embassies in Washington, D.C.
AMBASSADOR'S ROUNDTABLE
The group discussed the critical issues surrounding U.S. national interests, NATO and international security in the 21st century. Stephen M. Walt, professor of international affairs at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, moderated the discussion. UGA President Michael F. Adams welcomed the program attendees, and Gary Bertsch, Russell Symposium co-chair and director of the UGA International Center for Trade and Security introduced them.
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