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Rosseau, Berry lead Darton against GeorgiaTech

By   /  February 2, 2014  /  Sports, Uncategorized  /   Comments

Tweet by David T.Mann ATLANTA – After another week of intense training in the pool, the Darton State Swimming and Diving program met some serious competition at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Saturday. The Cavs fell 136-82 and the Lady Cavs 127-42 in a dual meet with the Yellow Jackets. Sophomore JD Rosseau finished third in [...]

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U.S. Migration of Monarch Butterflies Shrinks Again Under Inhospitable Conditions

By   /  February 1, 2014  /  News, Uncategorized  /   Comments

A Monarch butterfly in Mexico. The number of surviving butterflies has varied from year to year, sometimes wildly, but the decrease in the size of the migration in the last decade has been steep and generally steady. Marco Ugarte/Associated Press

Tweet By MICHAEL WINES Faltering under extreme weather and vanishing habitats, the yearly winter migration of monarch butterflies to a handful of forested Mexican mountains dwindled precipitously in December, continuing what scientists said was an increasingly alarming decline. The migrating population has become so small — perhaps 35 million, experts guess — that the prospects [...]

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40 Days at the Capitol- Installment 1

By   /  January 20, 2014  /  Uncategorized  /   Comments

Tweet To our readers: State Senator Buddy Carter (R- Pooler) will be reporting each week during the Legislative Session. The session began January 13, 2014 and is expected to last until the first of March. Day 1 (Monday, January 13, 2014): Today, I begin my tenth and final session in the Georgia State Legislature. What [...]

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MLK Dream Needs More Than A Statue

By   /  January 20, 2014  /  Uncategorized  /   Comments

Charlie Harper Headshot

Tweet This is the week that we honor Dr. Martin Luther King with a national holiday, commemorating his birth and the revolution he brought to our country and the rest of the world with non-violent social change. As such, it’s also a time to take a moment to reflect on where we are, how far [...]

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RobertCrossMiddleMagnetWinsRegionalAcademicBowl

By   /  January 19, 2014  /  Uncategorized  /   Comments

1st Row: Scott Dawson, Captain; Taliya Griffin, Co-Captain; Ryan Moore; Yasmine Jones 2nd Row: Will Jones, Ana Paduano, Nigel Jackson, Justin Clements, Hector Grimaldo, DeAnna Reed, Edbonie Benefield
3rd Row: Mr. Scott Dawson, Sr., Mrs. Thelma Chunn, Principal; George Darrisaw; Mauricio Recendez; ShaCamryn Malone; Ethelene Kimber, Coach  Daniels

Tweet Robert Cross Middle Magnet School Academic Bowl Team won its Regional Bowl Competition, Saturday, January 11, 2014 in Americus, Georgia. The competition was hosted by faculty members of Georgia Southwestern State University. Robert Cross was victorious in winning all of their six games. In Game One, Robert Cross beat out Cohn Middle, 150-125. The [...]

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Finding about classic suppressor of immunity points toward new therapies for bad infections

By   /  January 8, 2014  /  Uncategorized  /   Comments

Dr. Tracy L. McGaha (right) and  graduate student Haiyun Liu

Tweet Special to the Journal AUGUSTA, Ga. – A well-documented suppressor of immunity that’s used by fetuses and tumors alike, just may be able to change its spots, researchers report.

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Lady Cavs Roll Again, Beat Alabama Southern 81-50

By   /  January 4, 2014  /  Uncategorized  /   Comments

game against Alabama Douthern

Tweet by David T. Mann, Sports Information Director ALBANY – The Darton State College Lady Cavs beat Alabama Southern Community College 81-50, Friday, at home. Despite a 10-day break from competition, Darton looked just as eager as ever on the court. The Lady Cavs moved the ball with speed and urgency, and showed off a [...]

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Lady Rams Win Conference

By   /  January 4, 2014  /  Sports, Uncategorized  /   Comments

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Tweet by Stanley McCormick, Sports Information Director Freshman Artisha Holston scored a game-high 15 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the Albany State Lady Rams to a win over the Kentucky State Lady Thorobreds, 57-51. With the victory, ASU wins its SIAC opener and improves to 6-2, 1-0 on the season. KSU drops to [...]

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GEORGIA FARM BUREAU PEANUTS CERTIFIED BY AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION

By   /  December 21, 2013  /  Uncategorized  /   Comments

Georgia Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall, left, and GFB Peanut Advisory Committee Chairman Wes Shannon, right, unveil the new GFB peanut packets that carry the American Heart Association insignia indicating that peanuts are a heart-healthy snack.

Tweet MACON, Ga. – Peanut lovers can now enjoy oil roasted salted peanuts knowing the American Heart Association (AHA) has certified the snack as heart-healthy when eaten as part of an overall healthy eating pattern. Georgia Farm Bureau recently unveiled its new peanut packets that display the AHA “Heart-Check” insignia and the Peanut Institute logo. [...]

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400 graduate from GSW, Watts says “Find your life’s work”

By   /  December 14, 2013  /  Education, Uncategorized  /   Comments

GSW President Kendall Blanchard hands a diploma to Jennifer Starvetsky of Warner Robins, Ga., who graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Science in biology.

Tweet 400 graduate from GSW, Watts says “Find your life’s work” AMERICUS (Dec. 14, 2013)—As it does this time each year, excitement filled the air today in Convocation Hall of the GSW Student Success Center for Fall 2013 Commencement. Rob Watts, interim president of Georgia Perimeter College, was the keynote speaker as 405 students from [...]

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