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December 2008

From the President: Take 5
Cover Story: House of stone and light
Feature Stories: The ride of her life; The real thing; Capital impact; A unique position
Closeups: Pinpointing Preservation
Around the Arch: Best in show; Top dog…again; Voice of the dogs retires; GameDay live in Athens; Dawg Bones; Women of UGA; The art of the proposal; Garden gets a face lift; Honoring state leaders; Study abroad—for alumni; Historic stream restored; Hunkering down at Harvard; Learning for life; Where the clean grass grows; Frogs endangered; Executive MBA program breaks top 25; Students lack HIV test knowledge; Early film of campus; Humane hero; It’s so easy being green; Moving up in the ranks; Spice up your life; Vet med prof gets prestigious chair; You’re so vain; Enrollment reaches new heights; The way we were; UGA adds Arabic language major; Them dry bones
Alumni News & Events: Alumni Association Calendar; Letter from the President of the UGA Alumni Association
Alumni Profiles: Once upon a crime; Running the plays; Working the Hill; Class of 1924; Homeland security
Class Notes: Class Notes; Grad Notes; Obituaries
Class Notes Extras: Why I give; Where are they now?; Guitar hero⁴; R-E-S-P-E-C-T; Climbing the hill; Democracy in action
Back Page: Mel Garber
Web Exclusives: Scott Rigsby: Ironman; Teddy Bear Surgery; Bill Anderson
Announcements: Interim president Henry King Stanford dies

Scott Rigsby: Ironman

For Scott Rigsby (BSFCS ’93) it took a life-changing accident, two artificial legs and a lot of heart. When Rigsby crossed the finish line at the Ford Ironman in Kona, Hawaii, after just under 17 hours of continuous effort, he was …

Teddy Bear Surgery

The College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Georgia recently held their annual open house. The event included various demonstrations and tours of the facility. Every year one of the largest draws to the open house is the Teddy Bear …

Bill Anderson

On Tuesday March 4th, The University of Georgia honored country music star and Georgia alumnus Whisperin' Bill Anderson for 50 years in the recording industry.