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HOT BARTENDER

ANGELIQUE GWINNER

2011 BULLDOG FOOTBALL PREVIEW

LOCKED, LOADED

& READY TO WIN

PLAN YOUR TRIP

MOUNTAIN PARTY

SNODAZE

QB, Aaron Murray takes aim at the SEC

Were You Caught?

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20 2011 BULLDOG FOOTBALL PREVIEW
Locked, Loaded and Ready To Win

My Pops Was Right

Ever since I was born, it was embedded in my mind that football is a way of life. I was going to be a Longhorn, and I was going to attend every game. Its as if my rst words were, Hook Em. When I started college, I had no idea that football really is a culture everyone gets involved with. (Who would have known my Pops was right.) College campuses are lled with student tailgating, watching football games, and wearing their school colors with pride. And if you arent, then you should. Its something to be proud of. Which is why I am so glad that September has rolled around. Not only is college football back, but it is the most anticipated month of the year for me. I get football, beer, Tequila (...of course) and my birthday! If youre not celebrating with me, youre not doing it right. XOXO, Jasmine Vallejo, Editor @jasminevallejo
Founder Gal Shweiki Publishers Steve Viner, Daniel Stone Vice President David Reimherr Editor Jasmine Vallejo Online Editor Jennifer Yu Content Editor Laura Wooding Writers Abby Johnston Photo Editor Kaitlyn Clement Fashion Contibutor Hilary Shepherd Art Director Kat Devers Graphic Designer Debbie Williams Production Director Michelle Sumner Senior Account Executive Hollyanne Norrid Senior Account Executive Joey Pea Account Manager Felecia Clark Sales Representative Ellis Media Company Marketing Assistant Louis Montemayor Photographers Katie Coon, Mark Fallis Kaitlyn Clement, Unreal360.com, Jeff Ramirez, John Pesina Campus Ambassador: Athens Katie Coon San Marcos: Ryan Elliott Houston: Ngoc Nguyen San Antonio: Desiree Johnson Columbia: Catherine Kenimer Auburn: Kathryn Johnson Graphic Design Intern Austin Cashell Social Media Interns Crystal Onyema, Mia Fazio, Tiffany Leung, Alissa Galindo, Allison Asbury, Jessica Farrar, Arlena Cordero, Chelsea Bucklew

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SB Picks
14 SNODAZE MOUNTAIN PARTY
Where Your Altitude Determines Your Attitude

24 THE MURRAY BROTHERS

Football Is More Than a Sport
The Murray Brothers

26 GADGETS AND GOODIES

Whats In Your Bag?

The Scene
16 DRINK SPECIALS
Every Bar. Every Special. Every Night.

18 PARTY PICS
Were You Caught?

In Every Issue The Lineup

08 MUSIC
Get Your Earplugs Ready!

06 CAMPUS VOICES
What Are Your Essentials For Tailgating?

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07 YOU ASKED...
SB Answers

09 EVENTS
A Week by Week Glance at SEPTEMBER

11 CAREER CORNER
Making Careers Sexy With Campus2careers.com

Hot People
10 HOT ORGANIZATION
Junior Womens Club

30 FUN STUFF
Horoscopes + Spot the Diff

Your Place
28 HOUSING GUIDE
Find Your New Place

12 HOT BARTENDER
Angelique Gwinner Its Tea Time!

Cover Photo: University Of Georgia Athletics

Mia Fazio Joey Pea Sr Account Executive Social Media Intern David Reimherr VP of Sales Hollyanne Norrid Sr Account Executive

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Daniel Stone Publisher Brandon Ellis Sales

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Kat Devers Art Director

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Kaitlyn Clement Photo Editor

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Debbie Williams Graphic Designer

Katie Coon Athens Staff

Chad Happens Writer

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CAMPUS VOICES CAMPUS VOICES

We asked our

fans to tell us whats on their mind

compiled by: katie coon

WHAT ARE YOUR ESSENTIALS FOR TAILGATING?

Levi Street, 19
Major: Business Management Hometown: Covington Anything to get me drunk and my short-shorts to attract the ladies.

Lita Gentry, 19
Major: Psychology Hometown: Watkinsville Haha, my purity ring and chastity belt to ward off all those horny boys.

Ben Consuegra, 22
Major: English Hometown: Roswell Beers, buds and my dog. Her name is Georgia, so shes a must have.

Paige Riner, 19
Major: Nursing Hometown: Bogart A short, tight dress and heels you obviously cant walk in especially after all the tailgating.

Katie Coon Athens Campus Ambassador, 21

Hometown: Grayson Major: Journalism

I cant go to a tailgate without my boys Jose, Jack and Sam Adams. Playing cornhole is a must when tailgating too!

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You Asked...

Study Breaks Staff answers your burning questions.

Jasmine Vallejo Editor

Kaitlyn Clement Photo Editor

Abby Johnston Writer

Katie Coon Campus Ambassador

Jasmine, what is your favorite thing about starting school again?

- William Metcalf, Austin

Kaitlyn, what is the craziest story you have from studying abroad?
- Hiedi Adkins, San Marcos

Abby, what are your tips for staying fashionable when the hectic school year starts up?
- Piper Burke, San Antonio

Katie, we have been through so many UGA mascots lately. Do you think we should get another or give up on them?
Mark Sims, Atlanta

With the another semester rolling around the corner, also comes the great sport of football. My favorite thing about starting the fall is the fact that I get to see my Longhorns play on the eld along with Burnt Orange fans everywhere. Saturdays are lled with BBQ, country music, beer and cowboy boots. Saturdays cant get any better than that!

Well, there would have to be a tie between tanning butt naked on the Barcelona beach or nearly getting arrested in Paris on the 4th of July. Both stories involve lots of alcohol, raging, and ignoring consequences after my actions, but both crazy incidents proved successful for me in the end. Cest la vie!

Dresses. Everyone always thinks Im dressed up because I am wearing dresses, but they are really the easiest things to throw on in the morning. Also, my favorite hairstyle through the summer was the messy chignon. No one ever noticed when my hangover prevented me from caring about my hair.

Have a question for our staff? Tweet us @StudyBreaks

e UGA mascot is such an icon. To completely rid the sporting events of our plump, white bulldog would seem wrong. With all of the inbreeding that has happened to keep the UGA bloodline pure, it has caused health problems on top of their existing ones. I have enjoyed my time with UGA, but I would hate for the future students to not experience the same joy I did when I was able to meet him.

TUE 9/13 8:00 THU 9/15 8:00 SAT 9/17 8:00 SUN 9/25 6:00 WED 9/28 8:00 THU 9/29 8:00 FRI 9/30 8:00

Live Nation and OK Productions Present

TV On The Radio
Broken Social Scene

FRI Windstorm Productions Presents 10/07 8:00

Ben Harper The Script

Rock The Bells Roadshow Presents

Raekwon

Ghostface Killah; Mobb Deep

LG Ones to Watch Presents

SUN 10/09 8:00 Hot Chelle Rae TUE 10/11 8:00

Kaiser Chiefs
Walk The Moon

Arctic Monkeys
Smith Westerns

Bring Me The Horizon Black Star

FRI SAT 10/28 10/2910/28 with Eclectic Method 9:00 9:00 10/29 with Dubconcious SAT 11/05 7:00 Chris August;

Umphreys McGee The David Crowder Band

John Mark McMillan

Parkway Drive; Architects (UK); Deez Nuts; While She Sleeps

Guerilla Union and House of Blues Present

Windstorm and OK Productions Present

Explosions In The Sky

Wye Oak
Reserved Seating

SUN Live Nation and Windstorm Productions Present 11/06 8:00

Feist

Adam Carolla Skrillex

FRI 11/11 8:00

Live Nation and Windstorm Productions Present

Trey Anastasio Band Mac Miller

SAT 10/01 8:30 Foreign Beggers, Nadastrom

SAT The Blue Slide Park Tour 11/26 8:00 Pac Div; Casey Veggies

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Of Montreal Gold Party Yip Deceiver

@ Georgia Theatre The Chris Robinson Brotherhood

@ Georgia Theatre 04 05 Half Dozen Brass Band @ Ashford Manor Grogus/Vieux Farka Toure
@ Georgia Theatre

Modern Skirts @ 40 Watt 10

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Michael Ian Black @ 40 Watt 12 13 14

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Bright Eyes/First Velveteen Pink Aid Kit @ Farm 255 @ GeorgiaTheatre 15 16

Heavy Petty @Farm 255 17

Okkervil River @ 40 Watt 18 19 20 21

Atmosphere @ New Earth Music Hall 22

Matt Kearney @Georgia Theatre 23 24 Old Time String Band @ Bishop Park

Caroline Aiken @ Little Kings Shuffle Club

The Knockouts
@ Highwire Lounge

Zoso
@ Georgia Theatre

Zoogma
@ Georgia Theatre

Rocky Votolato @ 40 Watt 30

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27 Arvin Scott Quartet @ State Botanical Garden of Georgia

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The Meat Puppets

@ The Melting Point

Yacht Rock Revue Cut Copy Zach Deputy @ GeorgiaTheatre @ New Earth Music Hall @ Georgia Theatre

words: katie coon photos: press

ZACH DEPUTY
SEPT 29 @ NEW EARTH MUSIC HALL
On his upcoming release Another Day, Zach Deputy demonstrates his extraordinary ability to perform and record in multiple contexts and conveys the sensibilities of a mature singer/songwriter. Another Day offers another look at Zach Deputy and seeks to help him cross over into other audiences. Rich with ballads and mid-tempo songs, the music on his recordings are best described as soulful rhythm and blues. Zach Deputy appeals to fans of contemporary artists like Jack Johnson and Amos Lee, but the origins of the style and feel remain classic.
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SEPTEMBER

A WEEK BY WEEK GLANCE

EVENTLINEUP
compiled by: katie coon

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Cirque Du Soleil: Dralion

www.cirquedusoleil.com Fusing the 3000 year-old tradition of Chinese acrobatic arts with the multidisciplinary approach of Cirque du Soleil, Dralion draws its inspiration from Eastern philosophy and its never-ending quest for harmony between humans and nature. In the world of Dralion, cultures blend, Man and Nature are one, and balance is achieved.

So You Think You Can Dance

Americas favorite summer series, SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE, has kept viewers amazed and inspired as talented dancers skilled in everything from Hip Hop, Krumping and Popping to Salsa, Quickstep and Jive compete to be named Americas Favorite Dancer. Once they have competed a select few go on tour to show their skills in person. After attending this show, you may find yourself dancing in the streets of Athens.

2nd Annual Hop Harvest Festival

Are you a beer connoisseur? Do you consider yourself the beer meister of all hops? If so then the Hop Harvest Festival at Terrapin will be the place to be at. This years festival features 12 casks of ale each dry-hopped with a different variety of hops, educational guest speakers, food and the harvesting of Terrapins very own hop garden. The festival is from 4:30pm-8:30pm and the cost is $10.

Walk With Me Athens

Plaza behind the Classic Center 130 Foundry Street Annex Registration will begin at 9:00am and the Walk will kickoff at 10:00am. Get there early to meet Honorary Ambassadors Easter Seals North Georgias Walk With Me Athens! The walk will be a funfilled and family-friendly event in support of children living with disabilities and special needs in North Georgia.

its all about the

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HOT ORGANIZATION
words + photos: katie coon

JUNIOR WOMENS CLUB

WE LET THE DAWGS OUT
locks of concrete and patches of dirt now lay where there were once iconic symbols of the classic city. Ceaser Dawgustus once stood on the corner of College Ave. and Broad St. as he watched over the many college students, parents, families and couples as they would pause to snap a picture with what is now a ghostly space. ose beloved dog statues are now far and few between as many of them were auctioned o in fall 2010. In 2003 the Athens-Oconee Junior Womans Club, many local businesses and local artists came together and created the public art exhibit, We Let the Dawgs Out. From attracting thousands of tourists to Athens to engaging our community, Athens was turned into an outdoor museum that all could enjoy. e goal of our bulldog public art project was to instill in the citizens of Athens-Clarke County a deeper love and appreciation for art. We felt there is no better way to accomplish our goal than to expose people to public art. is is rst and foremost has been an art exhibit, states co-chair, Julie Walters.

In fall 2010, the seven-year contract for the dog statues came to a close. All berglass dogs were either auctioned o on eBay or bought by their original sponsors. All proceeds from the project went to bene t AIDS Athens. Each original dog statue was auctioned or sold for $1000-$1500 in fall 2010. Walters said the eBay auction raised more than $20,000 for AIDS Athens. AIDS Athens serves to address the needs of individuals infected and a ected by HIV/ AIDS through support services and to prevent the spread of the disease through education and outreach. How has/did the We Let the Dawgs Out project change Athens? Our bulldogs have given people one more reason to visit Athens and experience all our city has to offer. Our bulldog art exhibit has not only highlighted local artists and the masterpieces they have created, but also bene ted local charities. is project has been an outstanding example of how various city, art and private sectors can become involved in a single project in order to further the arts in a community, said co-chair, Linda Ford.

The Athens-Oconee Junior Womans Club has exciting plans for 2011, including shifting their multitude of volunteer hours to cover serious needs in the community, such as childhood obesity and education of the areas poor. Aside from the We Let the Dawgs Out project they organized two popular community events - The annual Oconee Easter Egg Hunt and the annual Running with the Dawgs. Their fundraisers have enabled them to help organizations and benet women and children. The Junior Womans Club is currently focused on their Partner in Education, Fowler Drive Elementary School.

HOW TO JOIN
Email aojwc@aojwc.com or attend general meetings which are held September through May at 7 p.m. on the third Tuesday of the month at Central Presbyterian Church on Alps Road in Athens. DOLLAR DAWG

http://aojwc.org

BUGGA

CAESAR DAWGUSTUS

DOGWOOD BARK

SCARLET

FLOWER POWER

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Career Corner MAKING CAREERS SEXY

By Nathan Green Co-founder of campus2careers

Welcome back to campus and to Study Breaks new career column by campus2careers. This monthly column has one purpose: to help prepare you for the real world after college. Still reading? That means one of three things:

TOP TIPS FOR WORK + LIFE

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Youre bored and desperate for something quasi-interesting to read Youre a junior, senior or recent grad and your parents have made it clear youre on your own when you graduate Youre an underclassman wanting to get a head start on your career since the past few years have been the worst economy ever to nd a job

DOS
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Read this column Get off Facebook and on campus2careers.com Intern and volunteer Connect with alumni Get business cards

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HOW TO NETWORK LIKE A PRO

Did you know 80% of jobs are lled from your network? Here are three tips to build your network:
MEET

LAUREN BERGER The Intern Queen

Get off campus get involved in the community, go to networking events and volunteer. Connect with alumni contact friends who have graduated and go to your alumni ofce to see what events you can attend. Expand your social network use sites like campus2careers, LinkedIn and BranchOut to connect with new circles.

DONTS
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As CEO of Intern Queen Inc. and National College Speaker, Berger works with over 500 employers located all over the US and in Canada. Her site, InternQueen.com, reaches over 40,000 different students, parents, and employers each month. She has connected hundreds of students with the internships of their dreams. Berger has spoken to thousands of high school & college students at over 35 colleges & universities in 16 different states. Berger has a weekly advice column with the Washington Post website and has been recently featured in The Wall Street J o u r n a l , Fox B u s i n e ss , The New York Post, AOL, Alloy.com, YPulse. com, E!News.com, Yahoo Business,MarieClaire.com, and more.

Be conventional use new ways to job search Wait - start your career search early Focus only on grades Rely on a single source Sit on your couch if you cant nd a job

THE VALUE OF AN INTERNSHIP

Learn why an internship is better than your degree: Get paid to learn vs. the other way around. Try out a career instead of just reading about it. Develop workplace skills and experiences employers value. A relevant internship will increase your starting salary.
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THE SECRETS TO INTERVIEWING WELL

Prepare, prepare, prepare you should spend an hour researching each company Have ve good, specic questions ready Know thyself your strengths and weaknesses is a good start Dress the part business attire is always appropriate Follow-up with an email or written thank you Practice, practice, practice dont let your rst real interview be your top pick We wanted to tell you a little bit more about us campus2careers. We are an Austin-based job search site that matches students and recent grads like you with entry-level jobs and internships. We have been called the lovechild of Monster and eHarmony, but our site is exclusively for college students and recent grads. We are currently focused on the Texas market and plan to be nationwide in early 2012, so check us out at

HEAR DIRECTLY FROM RECRUITERS

To read more about each of these topics and hear directly from recruiters what else they are looking for in a candidate, go to www.campus2careers.com/corner.

As President of campus2careers, Green is responsible for sales, marketing, and partnerships. He is a frequent speaker on campuses across the country and sits on a number of nonprot and corporate boards. In college, Green had three internships and switched majors after each one, nally settling on consulting after graduation. His one college regret is not taking more time to attend presentations on campus from visiting professors and guests, where you can learn rst-hand from an expert.
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HOT BARTENDER
words + photos: katie coon

ANGELIQUE GWINNER
ITS TEA TIME!
How long have you been bartending?
Ive been doing this about a year now. I love alcohol, dancing and people so it worked out well for me; they all mix pretty well in this line of work.
Angelique Gwinner, 20 Major: Journalism Hometown: Cumming

What is the best perk about bartending?

Getting everyone drunk and seeing them have a good time. One of the coolest things about Madhatter, other than the upstairs bar, is that we have $1 teacup shots. Everyone always loves those.

What is the most disgusting part of bartending?

People throwing up, its so gross. to control their alcohol. ey need to learn how

Best night to come to Madhatter?

When Im working of course. Im unpredictable and lots of fun so youre bound to have a ton of fun with me.

Anything interesting ever happen here?

All the time. One night when I was working I had taken a break and went outside to cool o . A guy came up to me and said, eres no way your vagina is as sweet as your face. I was literally rolling on the oor laughing. I couldnt believe he had actually used that line.

Signature Drink: Margarita (made with love) Ingredients: 3 counts Tequila

2 counts Triple Sec 2 counts Sprite 1 count Sour Mix 1 count Lime Juice Shake, add some love, salt and serve!

Stop By: Madhatter

400 E. Clayton St.

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LTITUDE WHERE YOUR A TITUDE MINES YOUR AT DETER

words: jasmine vallejo photos: lifestylez productions

Imagine your winter break this year. What are you doing? Cozying up with your winter ing watching romantic movies? Babysitting your annoying little brother back home? Seeing old friends from high school (who werent cool then, and arent cool now)? If any of these options sound appealing to you, then you need to get a life. A action-packed one at that, and its about time you get with the college crowd and take a trip in college that is unforgettable. e beginning of the semester came sooner than expected and just as nals start rolling around, your winter break vacation will give you something to forget that you have a spring semester coming in the near future. So lets make this memorable. is is college, and you need to stop procrastinating and start planning your trips ahead of time. If you claim you live life to the fullest, then start with winter break this year and plan your trip with Lifestylez Productions. is is a trip that is anything but ordinary, so grab your friends, dust o your snow gear and take a trip thatll not only give you ski and snowboard packages, but itll give you entertainment, live concerts, nightly themed parties and the chance to meet other college students from other cities. Experience life outside of your hometowns for your winter break. We all know stories from your Great Aunt Lucy are getting a little old... especially since she doesnt believe youre old enough to drink yet. Lifestylez plans your trip for you for low prices. Dont miss out on performances from Baby Bash, Rehab, Coolio Flow Tribe, and Resident DJs!

www.Lifestylez.com
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Need help determining whether or not you should go on the trip? Check out Study Breaks Would you rather? list to nd out! Would You Rather: Listen to your family bicker in the living room?
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Listen to your friends chant on drinking games? Drink virgin eggnog with your Great Aunt?
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Create your own movies in the hot tub? Kiss your mom under the mistletoe?
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2011 Locked, Loaded & Ready To Win

Football season is off in the distance, but its a distance that we can see a ickering light. That light is that of running back Isaiah Crowell and quarterback Aaron Murray. With Caleb King being declared ineligible, the true freshman and the sophomore will lead the way for the Bulldog offense. We already know Murray can handle the pressure, after a stellar yet surprising 2010 freshman campaign. Question is, can the young Crowell handle the bulk of the running duties? The Bulldog defense will be paced by cornerback Brandon Boykin, who will start his senior season on the Nagurski Watch List, which means the Bulldogs career leader in kickoff return yards is a heck of a defender. The defense will miss the likes of Justin Houston, but theres enough overall talent on the defensive side of the ball. Many pundits claim that Coach Richt is on the proverbial hot seat, but the schools brass have backed the veteran coach, saying his job is not in jeopardy. Even with a sophomore QB and true freshman starting RB, the offense has some potency and the coaching staff will be charged with squeezing everything out of them.

GAME BY GAME PREDICTIONS 2011

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BOISE STATE
at Atlanta, GA

Sept. 3rd

Opening with a Bang!

Leave it to the Bulldog football team to open in style. Sure, the Boise State Broncos will come with a top-25 ranking, but theyll be in their rst contest without whiz-kid offensive coordinator Bryan Harsin at the controls of their high-powered offense. Expect a gutwrenching game but with the contest in our home state, well give the edge to the Dawg Nation.

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UGA: 30 Boise St.: 24

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Fresh off a possible win against Boise State, the Bulldogs face another top-25 program in South Carolina. This will be a tough one for the defense, as South Carolina is loaded on offense and despite this being our home opener, it could push us to a 1-1 record. This is one of the more important conference games, and just so happens to be the opener. The Gamecock offense might just be too much for us, even at home.

South Carolina: 34 UGA: 24

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COASTAL CAROLINA
at Athens, GA

Sept. 17th

Ah, a Cupcake!
At this point, the team is likely 1-1. To get back on track, we need the sugary sweetness of a cupcake. Enter Coastal Carolina, which will be overmatched in every sense of the word. They got destroyed by a somewhat-competent West Virginia team last season, and should be more of the same here against the Dawgs.

UGA: 38 Coastal Carolina: 10

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OLE MISS
Oxford, MS

Sept. 24th
Ready For Some Action

Ole Miss Gives Us an Ole Dub-ya

If this one were in Athens, it could be construed as another cupcake. Yeah, the Rebels will struggle to compete in the SEC this season. They lost six of their nal seven games in 2010 and struggled mightily on defense. We expect this to be a banner game for Aaron Murray.

Keys to VICTORY

UGA: 44 Ole Miss: 17

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MISSISSIPPI STATE
at Athens, GA

Oct. 1st

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Who Let the Dogs Out?

Sorry for the clich title, but its gonna be a Dog vs. Dog battle in Athens. MSU had a solid 2010 campaign, winning six contests in a row, including a 10-7 game at Florida. Theyll miss their defensive coordinator, though, and could struggle some on offense. Expect a lower-scoring affair, with the Dawgs pulling ahead late.

Balanced Offense: The offense should be good, with Aaron Murray a year older, wiser and stronger. He doesnt have an A.J. Green to throw to, but someone should step up to be his go-to guy. And true freshman Isaiah Crowell has to be as good as advertised, maybe better. And with Caleb King gone, someone else has to step up to pick up the slack when Crowell isnt in there.

UGA: 20 MSU: 17
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TENNESSEE
Knoxville, TN

Oct. 8th

Dominant D: The defense cant just be good; it has to be borderline great. There are so many good offenses AND defenses in the SEC, you cant get away with just putting a bunch of points on the board. Your defense has to make plays. Someone in the front seven has to become a star. Special Teams: As mentioned above, the Dawgs do have a solid kick return game, led by Brandon Boykin. The rest of the special teams needs to be special, too, as this is a game of inches and there will be a few nailbiters in 2011. If the special teams make plays, the Dawgs will prevail more often than not.

Knockin Down in Knoxville

The offense should be ring on all cylinders here as the team travels north to Knoxville. The Volunteers did nish on a nice 4-game win streak in 2010, but they were wins against lesser opponents, and they also lost the previous 4 games to more quality opponents, including a 41-14 beatdown against the Dawgs. Expect more of the same here in 2011.

UGA: 31 Tennessee: 24

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GAME BY GAME PREDICTIONS 2011

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VANDERBILT
at Nashville, TN

Oct. 15th

Handling Vanderbilt
Another away game, technically, but its another short trip for the Dawgs as they head north to Nashville to take on a Commodore team that lost their nal seven games in 2010. They were blanked by the Dawg 43-0 in Athens, which started that string. This might appear to be a trap game as we look forward to the game against Florida, but we should take care of business.

UGA: 38 Vanderbilt: 17
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Once again, its time for the Worlds Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. Florida will be led by new head coach Will Muschamp and will be coming off a killer 3-game stretch against Alabama, LSU and Auburn. Will they be fatigued? Florida should still be sportin a top-25 ranking at this point, but the Dawgs could be as well. This is a toss-up if there ever was one. Given the fact the Gators will have had three tough matchups ahead of this and the Bulldogs should be well-prepared, well side with the Dawgs!

UGA: 37 Florida: 31
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NEW MEXICO STATE

at Athens, GA

Nov. 5th

Post Party Dessert

Dont Drop The Rock The Bulldogs wrap up the 2011 season with four games at home, the rst of which should be a gimme, or better yet, another cupcake. The Aggies dont really have the repower on offense that most WAC teams have, and will struggle against a Bulldog team that sees a potential SEC championship looming.

UGA: 31 New Mexico State: 13

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Cam Newton is gone, as well as a host of other stars that studded the Tiger lineup in 2010. That should give the young Dawgs hope as they welcome the National Champs to Athens. Itll be a nailbiter, but its a critical game that well have to win if we want a shot at the SEC crown. Expect lower scoring, but a Dawg win.

UGA: 24 Auburn: 17
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KENTUCKY
at Athens, GA

Nov. 19th

Wild One Against the Wildcats

At this point, the SEC picture should be getting more and more clear. Hopefully, the Dawgs will have a chance at the crown. This game could prove critical, although the Wildcats may just be playing the role of spoiler here. As in 2010, there should be some scoring.

UGA: 41 Kentucky: 27

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GEORGIA TECH
at Atlanta, GA

Nov. 26th

Rivalry Roundup
The Dawgs will hopefully need this game as a tune-up for the SEC Championship, also to be played in Atlanta. Tech will always create problems with their unique offense, but the Dawgs D should be able to clamp down. And by this point, Isaiah Crowell will hopefully be a chainmover, allowing the offense to plug away and keep the Yellow Jacket offense off the eld. Expect a win, but it might not be pretty.

UGA: 27 Georgia Tech: 24 Yes, were projecting a one-loss regular season. The team doesnt travel more than 325 miles for any of its games, and faces many of the SECs best at home. To boot, theyll face Florida at the tail end of a tough stretch of games for the Gators. Even without Caleb King, the offense should ourish under Aaron Murray, and were expecting the defense to have a couple of playmakers. The Bulldogs could struggle against the SEC Wests best in Alabama, making a run at a national title unlikely. But a top bowl perhaps even a BCS game is certainly possible. Go Dawgs!

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Key Player Tavarres King

With Caleb King gone, Tavarres King will be the royalty on the Bulldog offense. Hell have to be Aaron Murrays go-to guy in the pass offense. He doesnt have to be A.J. Green good, but doubling up on his 504 yards in 2010 would be great. King is big, fast, and should be able to get separation from defenders this season. If he can haul in 6-7 TDs along with 1,000+ yards, it should spell success for the Dawg offense. And as a sidenote caveat, if Isaiah Crowell is a super-stud, the passing offense will have even more opportunities to shine. So lets hope this freshman is sensational.
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n the south, football is more than a sport it is a religion that is practiced every Saturday and in Athens it all goes down between the hedges. Every team has the same positions and every player is just as important as the next to keep the team together and the score up. e University of Georgia Bulldogs have one particular player that everyone is taking about. He is charming, witty, loves Harry Potter and knows his football he is Aaron Murray. Aaron has been a key player to the bulldogs as UGAs rst string quarterback in 2010 and hopefully starting the team o with a strong season in 2011. Aaron had opportunity that most players do not he played alongside his older brother, Josh Murray, who played an in uential role in Aarons life as well as on the Bulldogs team as a whole.

an unbelievable experience, I would have never thought about it until Aaron chose to attend here, Josh said.

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e Field Getting time away from practice, workouts and games has proven to be a struggle between the Murray brothers. Aaron may be in the spotlight the majority of his time at college but he is just a down home guy that could be content doing nothing. I love watching moves, I watch a movie almost every night before I go to bed, Aaron laughed as he described himself. I also like to play video games and hang out with the guys. All the guys from the team are like my brothers. It is like our own fraternity. I am just a typical guy. Aaron and Josh do not just share the same DNA, they also enjoy the same activities as well. We keep each other grounded, I wouldnt trade the time we get to spend together outside the eld for anything, Josh stated. I am lucky to attend the same college as him so we can do those things together.

of his life and the drive that he has to get him where he wants in life, Josh said about younger brother Aaron. e Murray brothers mother and father are very dedicated to showing their support for their sons. eir parents attend every single game whether it is home or away. Aaron looks up to his father, trying to model himself after him, He is relentless in pursuing the job and making sure it gets done said Aaron of his father. He only ever asks for new socks because that is all that he needs. I hope to be like him when I raise my own family.

SPOTLIGHT
Being in the spotlight is never an easy task but Aaron takes it very gracefully; he loves his fans and tries to show them as much support as they show him. Aaron is very humble about his experience at UGA and his opportunities with the football team, It shocks me when parents come up to me and say their daughter is too shy to say hey to me in class, I just tell them that I wont bite and I am a student just like them, Aaron said as he laughed about the situation. Josh has Aarons best interest at heart and wants others to see how special they themselves are as Josh said, Everyone has a talent, some peoples talent may be in academics, business, writing or art; Aarons talent happens to be in football. Without all of those other talents then society wouldnt be able to function. All aspects of Aarons life are essential to making up who he is and how he performs on the eld. Every journey he has conquered and supporter along the way are like the stitches in a football, even without one the ball falls apart; he has accomplished what he has with the resources he has for a reason and that makes him the exceptional football player he has grown into today.
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BEGINNING
e Murray brothers had high hopes of taking their athletic talents and making a name for themselves. Aaron started playing football at age ten and fell in love with the intensity, action and thrills it gave him while on the eld. Aaron knew from an early age that he needed to put all of his e orts into perfecting the skills needed to be great at it. Freshman year of high school I knew football was my sport, and from then on I have never looked back, said Aaron. Josh started with a route that involved a bat instead of shoulder pads. Josh played baseball for several years, but soon realized that the sport lacked the intensity that he craved. With Aaron moving away to college to attend UGA, Josh realized he had a great opportunity right in front of him to play alongside his younger brother. Family is important to us, when we have the opportunity to stick together we do. It has been

FAMILY
Aaron and Josh have six years between them. Finding similarities between a pre-teen and a high school senior is a tough job but as with most siblings, the di erences kept shrinking until there were almost none by the time Aaron started college alongside his big brother Josh. Family is very important to both of these brothers, It was such a blessing for Josh to come up here and to have someone look after me, said Aaron. At the time I was battling out for a quarterback position and it was great to have some guidance in my life and someone there to help me through the tough times. Believe it or not but Josh also looks up to Aaron as well, I love seeing all the passion that Aaron puts towards all aspects

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White Column Hall Apartments 421 W Hancock Ave (706) 613-5457 joinermanagement.com Whistlebury Condominiums 86 North Avenue (706) 353-0320 whistleburyproperties.com WEST OF CAMPUS Abbey West Apartments 250 Epps Bridge Parkway (706) 549-0098 campusapts.com Arbor Ridge Apartments 150 Chateau Terrace (706) 546-0610 arborridgeapts.net
Beechwood Pines 110 Pinyon Pine Circle (706) 548-0110 www.benchmarkgrp.com/beechwood

$445-$1200 $575-$1200 $710-$900 $419-$789 $750-$1030 $633-$1100 $600-$1400 $424-$1400 $800-$1150 $375-$1400 $616-$953 $689-$990

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The Exchange @ Athens 255 The Preserve Dr. (706)548-2400 exchangeathens-apts.com Fairways At Jennings Mill 355 Jennings Mill Pkwy (706) 552-1244 fairwaysjenningsmill.com High Ridge Apartments 700 Mitchell Bridge Rd (706) 549-2303/ highridgeapartment.com Paces At Woodlake 132 Wood Lake Dr # 206 (706) 613-0505 pacesatwoodlake.com River Club Apartments 1005 Macon Highway (706) 543-4400 riverclubapartments.com River Oaks Apartments 148 Old Will Hunter Rd (706) 355-9981 riveroaksathens.com River Walk Townhomes 400 Timothy Rd (706) 548-0600 riverwalktownhomes.com Timothy Woods Apartments 2035 Timothy Road (706) 548-7747 timothywoodsapartments.com West Park Club Apartments 150 W. Park Drive (706) 549-8888 westparkclub-apartments.com SOUTH OF CAMPUS Carousel Village Apartments 1907 S Milledge Ave (706) 548-1132 carouselvillage.net The Club 425 Riverbend Pkwy (706) 354-4273 clubriverbend.com Lakeside 1000 Lakeside Dr (706) 369-1010 lakesideathens.com Polo Club Condominiums 110 International Dr (706) 549-2058 clubproperties.com The Reserve at Athens 175 International Drive (706) 548-4400 reserveatathens.com Riverbend Club Apartments 355 Riverbend Parkway (706) 369-0772 clubproperties.com River Walk Townhomes 400 Timothy Rd (706) 548-0600 riverwalktownhomes.com The Station at Milledge 100 Davis St (706) 543-1910 LandmarkAthens.com The U on Riverbend 505 Riverbend Parkway (716) 353-0779 theuonriverbend.com NORTH OF CAMPUS 909 Broad Street Apartments 909 East Broad St 706) 227-6222 perennialproperties.net Athens Highlands Apartments 537 Fourth St (706) 548-1717 athenshighland.com The Lodge of Athens 211 North Avenue (888) 389-4480 thelodgeofathens.com Oak Hill Apartments 105 Oak Hill Drive (706) 369-9936 lincolnapts.com/athens/oak-hill-apartments Whistlebury Walk Condominiums 325 Willow St (706) 353-2977 whistleburyproperties.com

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$470-$520 315 + $350-$425 $325-$365 $425-$1300 $250-$425

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SPOTLIGHT PROPERTY

River Club Apartments

1005 Macon Highway (706) 543-4400

Claire Fenton, 21 Its a great place for students; the amenities are always available when I need them and its super affordable. The office staff is always available to help you out with any problems youre having as well.

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River Club is designed with UGA students in mind, providing the features you enjoy and the privacy you want all at unbeatable prices. Select from spacious 2, 3, or 4-bedroom apartments each bedroom has its bathroom. Enjoy a full-featured clubhouse and fitness center, with swimming pool, volleyball, tennis, basketball and more. Theres even a private full-service tanning salon just for residents.

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HOROSCOPESSPOT THE DIFF THATS A FACT, JACK SPOT THE DIFFERENCE! Can you spot the 5 differences between the two photos?

STUFF

SEPTEMBER HOROSCOPES
HOW TO GET THE GRADES YOU WANT
Aries
See your professor? Ask em if you can meet at a coffee shop somewhere, alone.

Taurus
Find a smarter and hotter looking clone of yourself. During exams, make an easy swap.

Gemini
Check out your TA. Check out that perfect ass.

Cancer
You and the library. Youve got a date.

Leo
You inner Betty Crocker needs to come out. See what your professor likes to eat. Cake? Cookies? Muffins? Youve got it.

Virgo
That smile of yours works wonders. Give a little wink and youre good.

Libra
Start the note compilation email. We all know youre that student who never went to class anyway.

Scorpio
Find out the person that answers the most questions from the professor. Next day, call dibs on the seat next to them.
1. Dirk 2. Mickey 3. Sunglasses 4.Tatoo 5. Cap

THATS A FACT, JACK

FOOTBALL FACTS

Sagittarius
Create a study group. No hot friends allowed. Youll never get any studying done.

Although an NFL football game can last up to three hours the ball is really only in play for about 11 minutes. During a football game, Georgia Tech once beat Cumberland University 222-0. The huddle in a football game was created by deaf football players. This technique was to prevent the opposing team to read their plays through sign language. When youre watching a football game on television, more than 56% of plays shown are ones you have already seen, replayed.
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Capricorn
Sleep on your biology book. Osmosis is probably your only hope.

Aquarius
Youre in school still? Office of registrar needs to see you to sign your withdrawal form.

Pisces
Apparently, you remember things better when youre high. See if that works for you.

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