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May 20, 2009
A newsletter for North Georgia College & State University |
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Web revision project continues to evolve The university's Web site transition to a content management system is nearing its final stages of planning and gaining momentum toward completion. Members of North Georgia's IIT department received specialized training on the new software in March.
New technology for math, science majors
Take note... North Georgia honors cadet scholarship recipients Regents authorize furloughs, if needed |
Saints headed
for College World Series
Garden gives home to Appalachian seeds and stories |
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The Saints softball team at North Georgia College & State University is headed for the NCAA Division II College World Series after capturing the 2009 Southeast Super Regional Championship in Dahlonega this past weekend, when the team defeated Carson-Newman College 6-3 in the first game and 1-0 in the second game.
Many heirloom seeds, such as plumgrannies
and Boxcar Willie tomatoes, have been passed down through generations of
mountain families. But finding open-pollinated seeds that have been in a family
for more than 50 years is becoming an increasingly rare occurrence. Also rapidly
disappearing are the stories that go with them. Now, both will have a new home
thanks to Saving Appalachian Gardens and Stories (SAGAS), a project of the
Georgia Appalachian Studies Center at North Georgia.