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Photo of the Week: Unidentified Intersection, Atlanta, 1966
Can you name this unidentified Atlanta intersection? This photo was taken in 1966 for the Overnight Transportation Company located at 2427 Moreland Ave. Online photo...Topics- For Faculty
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Library Food Drive! 11/29 – 12/10
Over 20% of the children in Georgia are living in poverty. So are more than 11% of Georgia’s seniors. Maybe you know some of these...Topics- For Faculty
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Dr. Fromherz Publishes Two Books
Congratulations to Dr. Allen Fromherz, Assistant Professor in the Department of History and the Middle East Institute, for the publication of two books in 2010,...Topics- For Faculty
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International Education week spotlight: The College of Education celebrates international education daily
The College of Education has a strong dedication to international education as evidenced by its curriculum, research, and programming. There are several courses across the...Topics- Education
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Hell in Georgia for Angelo Herndon, Communist Organizer.
Angelo Herndon arrived in Atlanta, Georgia, in1932. Only 19 years old, he came to Atlanta as a member of the Communist party, looking to organize...Topics- General
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Fugees coach Luma Mufleh to speak about ‘Outcasts United’
Luma Mufleh, the inspirational coach of the Fugees will be speaking at the Rialto Center for the Arts on Monday, November 15th at 3 pm....Topics- For Students
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Dr. Graham to Speak at Neurophilosophy Forum
On Friday, November 12, 2010 the Department of Philosophy‘s Neurophilosophy Forum will present a talk by Dr. George Graham entitled “How to Be a Realist...Topics- For Faculty
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Dr. Barzegar to Speak at Religious Studies Student Forum
The Religious Studies Student Forum will host a brown bag session on Tuesday, November 9 from noon to 1:00 p.m. The session will be held...Topics- For Faculty
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Time to end Daylight Saving Time…
This Sunday at 2:00am, Daylight Saving Time ends and Standard Time begins – and you will probably hear the phrase “Fall back, Spring forward” often...Topics- General
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Kennedy, Kalin film at Southern Labor Archives
On Thursday, October 28, author and human rights activist Stetson Kennedy visited Georgia State University Library’s Southern Labor Archives with documentary filmmaker Andrea Kalin. Kennedy...Topics- For Faculty
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