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Feb. 4, 2009
A newsletter for North Georgia College & State University |
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Blue Ridge Rifles excel at national meet The Blue Ridge Rifles took first place in two events and second in two other events, earning the unit second place overall, at the National Invitational Drill Meet at Auburn University on Jan. 24. Cadences continue at North Georgia Rumors based on a Fall 2008 online student newspaper article about cadences used during physical training by the Corps of Cadets have resulted in irate alumni and general promulgation of misinformation.
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North Georgia student gets inside look at inauguration |
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The recession is an economic reality impacting citizens, businesses and government services. So, it is no surprise that this year's General Assembly is firmly entrenched in budget matters affecting higher education in Georgia.
On Jan. 22, Chancellor Erroll B. Davis Jr. presented and defended the Governor's Fiscal Year 2010 budget recommendations for the University System of Georgia
to members of the Georgia General Assembly's Joint Appropriations Committee.
Wil
Maxwell, a North Georgia senior political science student, attended this year's
presidential inauguration as a participant in a seminar especially for college
students and got an inside look at the media's impact on the presidential
campaign, the transition of leadership, and the national and international
issues facing the new administration. Maxwell, who had never been to Washington, spent
10 days in the capital city and earned three course credit hours for his participation.