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Professor's former home now hauntedMembers of the offensive line

spent hours on Saturday washing

cars and selling Girl Scout cookies

to benefit needy kids throughout

Clarke County. "This is all part of

the greater game we play," said

Coach Mark Richt as he flipped

pancakes.

News, 6A

Football team volunteers its timeMembers of the offensive line

spent hours on Saturday washing

cars and selling Girl Scout cookies

to benefit needy kids throughout

Clarke County. "This is all part of

the greater game we play," said

Coach Mark Richt as he flipped

pancakes.

OpiNiON, 4A

New student fee will pay for booksMembers of the offensive line

spent hours on Saturday washing

cars and selling Girl Scout cookies

to benefit needy kids throughout

Clarke County. "This is all part of

the greater game we play," said

Coach Mark Richt as he flipped

pancakes.

News, 7A

Local band performs on 'The Daily Show'Members of the offensive line

spent hours on Saturday washing

cars and selling Girl Scout cookies

to benefit needy kids throughout

Clarke County. "This is all part of

the greater game we play," said

Coach Mark Richt as he flipped

pancakes.

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The COVER STORY: The economy

After three consecutive years of budget cuts,

the University is having a hard time

with how else to tighten the belt. pAge 3A

What's in your wallet?Package stores, bars set no-nonsense approach when dealing with fake IDs. PAGE 3A

Another turn at the

chopping block

Is KA A-OK?In a sea of cottage-style homes towers a brick mansion proudly displaying the letters “KA." Is the fraternity a good fit among the small neighborhood homes? PAGE 3A

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