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WEEK IN PHOTOS: Athens Rock Lobsters, football, Porchfest and more
This week in Athens, Christian evangelist Bryce Crawford visited Tate Plaza, Adam Wexler, founder of PrizePicks and CEO of The Hidden Jams, was invited to the Paint the G event, the Athens Rock Lobsters played its 2026-27 season opener against the Macon Mayhem, Prince Avenue Christian defeated Athens Academy 56-7 in the Backyard Brawl rivalry, Georgia faced Charlotte in a men's basketball game, Georgia football faced Auburn, the Linda Lindas performed during their Get Out Now tour,...
PHOTOS: Bryce Crawford at UGA
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PHOTOS: Georgia Volleyball vs. Arkansas
Georgia libero Ana Julia Bleeker (9) and middle blocker Kendal Kemp (11) wait for their names to be called for player introductions prior to the Georgia vs. Arkansas volleyball game at Stegeman Coliseum in Athens, Georgia, on Friday, Oct. 2, 2026. Georgia won 3-1. (Photo/Anna Dean)
WEEK IN PHOTOS: Georgia sports, Oktoberfest and Insectival
It’s almost midterm season. Perhaps you’ve gotten your school routine down by now; perhaps not. The pressure is on either way. Academic excellence is king at the University of Georgia. The middle 50% of the admitted first-year class of 2030 averaged ACT scores between 31 and 34. 93% of the overall admits’ core grades were A's. But with excellence often comes a steep cost.
PHOTOS: UGA Volleyball vs. South Carolina
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PHOTOS: Fall Crow Market
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RNZ: Dr Eric Carmpton on whether the colar policies stack up
Reports & Media > Media > RNZ: Dr Eric Carmpton on whether the colar policies stack up RNZ: Dr Eric Carmpton on whether the colar policies stack up Dr Eric Crampton talked to Wallace Chapman on RNZ's The Panel, with panellists Anna Dean and Conor English, about Labour's and National's rooftop solar policies.
New London Charity The Start Line Charity Launches Providing Free Running Programmes for Refugee Women
The Start Line, a new London charity delivering free trauma-informed running and walking programmes for refugee and asylum-seeking women, launches in 2026. The Start Line launches in London to deliver trauma-informed walking and running programmes for refugee and asylum-seeking women. Running is free. It is safe. It cannot be taken away.
Weathering Three Years of Cancellations - and a Devastating Fire - the Fresh Arts 'Thunder Ball' Rolls In
FOR THE PAST three years, due to COVID-19, Houston’s artists’ advocacy and support organization Fresh Arts has had to cancel its popular annual fundraising gala, which accounts for around 20 percent of its operating revenue. And this year’s gala was nearly derailed by a devastating fire at Winter Street Studios in December, which destroyed several artist studios and displaced all of its tenants, including Fresh Arts.
BeDesign’s Duenas and Saenz Host Dual Events to Open Showroom
DESIGN LOVERS TURNED up at BeDesign in the Upper Kirby/Montrose area to toast the ongoing expansion of the high-end showroom and, especially, the opening of the first Flexform flagship showroom in Texas, at two different events — a luncheon and a “high tea” later in the afternoon. “Flexform is the pinnacle of luxury Italian design and always has a very personal touch.
Coronavirus: Emergency universal basic income for everyone
Right now, people and governments everywhere are rising to the huge challenge that coronavirus poses to our communities. What this virus has shown is that no matter who we are or where we come from, we are all in this together. It has also shown that, globally, governments can act quickly, in smart, assured and reasonable ways to manoeuvre the systems put in place to govern our lives so they support collective wellbeing.
Exploring Iceland on horseback: Natural beauty can be found at every turn on island in middle of Atlantic
The description of the tour sounded exciting. “Horseback riding through the wilds of Iceland; volcanoes, lava fields, waterfalls, hot springs, and swimming in a hot river and a herd of horses.” It was time for an adventure, so I boarded Icelandic Air in Vancouver bound for Reykjavik, Iceland. Landing at Keflavik International Airport was like landing on another planet; black lava fields stretched in every direction. I arrived a few days early to explore the city of Reykjavik.
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