Brent Berlin

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1. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, January 31, 2001, Wednesday,, Final Edition, 1059 words, 'Bioprospecting' for modern medicine; Mexican Indians fear plunder of secrets, resist UGA plant study, Susan Ferriss, Staff
... started by an anthropologist at the University of Georgia and funded with a $ 2.5 ...
... depression and other ailments. The anthropologist, Brent Berlin, also formed a partnership with ...
... Molecular Nature Ltd., the University of Georgia and Mexico's College of the Southern ...
... Perez thwarted a University of Georgia study of the jungle plants they ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (82%); NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (82%); NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF ...
2. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, January 30, 2001, Tuesday,, Home Edition, 1060 words, 'Bioprospecting' for modern medicine; Mexican Indians fear plunder of secrets, resist UGA plant study, Susan Ferriss, Cox Washington Bureau
... started by an anthropologist at the University of Georgia and funded with a $ 2.5 ...
... depression and other ailments. The anthropologist, Brent Berlin, also formed a partnership with ...
... Molecular Nature Ltd., the University of Georgia and Mexico's College of the Southern ...
... Perez thwarted a University of Georgia study of the jungle plants they ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (82%); NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (82%); NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF ...
3. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, July 7, 2000, Friday,, Home Edition, 677 words, UGA strength in research slipping, faculty letter says; Skeptical of Adams' administration, 26 leading teachers fear 'serious consequences.', Rebecca McCarthy, Staff
... status of research on the University of Georgia agenda seems to be eroding, ...
Photo O. Brent Berlin Photo Celeste Condit ...
... RESEARCH Twenty-six University of Georgia faculty members recently ...
... Academy of Sciences O. Brent Berlin Graham Perdue Professor of ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (91%);
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (91%);
4. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, December 7, 1999, Tuesday,, Home Edition, 344 words, Mayans oppose UGA research, Rebecca McCarthy, Staff, Athens
... Chiapas is demanding that a University of Georgia anthropologist abandon a $ 2.5 ...
... knowledge and resources. Ethnobiologist Brent Berlin has refused to comply with the request, which was ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (84%); AGENCY FOR ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (84%); AGENCY FOR ...
5. Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA), February 14, 1999 Sunday, ORLEANS, METRO; Pg. B5, 1378 words, BIOPROSPECTORS SEEKING CURATIVE PLANTS, By CHARLES SEABROOK The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, ATHENS, GA.
... infections and the like. Several University of Georgia researchers will become the ...
... sustainable production," said Brent Berlin, an anthropologist who directs UGA's ...
... plants. Berlin and his wife, anthropologist Elois Ann Berlin, ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (55%); NATIONAL CANCER ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (55%); NATIONAL CANCER ...
6. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, February 7, 1999, Sunday,, ALL EDITIONS, 1477 words, Treasures from the Tropics; Georgia scientists are prospecting --- but not for gold. They're hunting for plants that may hold the key to healing human ailments., Charles Seabrook
Now, several University of Georgia researchers will become the ...
... sustainable production," says Brent Berlin, an anthropologist who directs UGA's ...
... plants. Berlin and his wife, anthropologist Elois Ann Berlin, ...
... harvest them along with the corn. / BRENT BERLIN / University of Georgia Photo MAYA 6_ ...
... used for centuries. / BRENT BERLIN / University of Georgia Photo : A Maya ...
... use of medicinal plants. / BRENT BERLIN / University of Georgia Photo : Her healing ways: ...
... wide variety of ailments. / BRENT BERLIN / University of Georgia Graphic : SOME PHARMACEUTICALS ...
... well-known painkiller. / Brent Berlin / University of Georgia
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (94%); NATIONAL CANCER ...
7. St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri), October 11, 1998, Sunday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION, NEWS, Pg. A1, 2070 words, POLITICS, ST. LOUIS PLAY KEY ROLES IN RAIN FOREST ODYSSEY, Bill Lambrecht; Post-Dispatch Washington Bureau, PANAMA CITY, PANAMA
... dirty business," echoed anthropologist Brent Berlin, of the University of Georgia. "There was basically no recognition of ...
8. The Guardian (London), February 23, 1995, THE GUARDIAN ONLINE PAGE; Pg. 11, 1240 words, THE WARP FACTOR; Off Line, Stevan Harnad
... visible wavelengths of light. As the anthropologists Brent Berlin and Paul Kay have shown (and ...
9. St. Petersburg Times (Florida), February 19, 1991, Tuesday, City Edition, NATIONAL; MEDICAL DIGEST; Pg. 7A, 378 words, Tranquilizers may add to aggression
... University of California-Berkeley anthropologist. Studies have found that a ...
... commercial remedies, researcher Brent Berlin told a gathering ...
10. The Guardian (London), February 16, 1991, 181 words, Indian herbal remedy step ahead of West in treating athlete's foot, By NIGEL WILLIAMS
... association was told. Dr Brent Berlin, an anthropologist at the University of California ...
11. The Washington Post, June 12, 1977, Sunday, Final Edition, The Washington Post Magazine; Why Oh Why; Pg. 20, 845 words, The Epistemology, Philosophy, History, Psychology, Anthropolgy, Aesthetics and General Absolute Necessity of Making Lists, By Henry Allen
... California at Berkeley, anthropologist Brent Berlin maintains that the facility for ...

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1. Newsweek, April 9, 2001,, Atlantic Edition, WORLD AFFAIRS; Mexico; Pg. 29, 831 words, Magnet for Globophobes, By Alan Zarembo
... rebel land of Chiapas, Brent Berlin evokes the image of an ...
... 64-year-old anthropologist and herbalist now finds ...
... Both are professors at the University of Georgia and have been coming to Chiapas for ...
... old ruling party. "Brent Berlin is a mercenary," says ...
2. The Washington Post, June 12, 1977, Sunday, Final Edition, The Washington Post Magazine; Why Oh Why; Pg. 20, 845 words, The Epistemology, Philosophy, History, Psychology, Anthropolgy, Aesthetics and General Absolute Necessity of Making Lists, By Henry Allen
... California at Berkeley, anthropologist Brent Berlin maintains that the facility for ...

Elois Ann Berlin

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1. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, March 2, 2004 Tuesday, Home Edition, Pg. 1D, 456 words, Poll: UGA faculty low on Adams; Academic 'erosion' fears cited, KELLY SIMMONS
... survey. Franklin is the largest of the University of Georgia's colleges, with 25 percent of the ...
... administrators. Committee Chairwoman Elois Ann Berlin said the group could identify the ...
Graphic: UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA POLL The result of the Vote of ...
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2. Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA), February 14, 1999 Sunday, ORLEANS, METRO; Pg. B5, 1378 words, BIOPROSPECTORS SEEKING CURATIVE PLANTS, By CHARLES SEABROOK The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, ATHENS, GA.
... infections and the like. Several University of Georgia researchers will become the ...
... Brent Berlin, an anthropologist who directs UGA's ...
... plants. Berlin and his wife, anthropologist Elois Ann Berlin, who is a co- ...
... plants are medically necessary," Elois Ann Berlin said. "We now have a ...
... Chiapas and other areas," Elois Ann Berlin said. "We ... want to actively ...
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (55%); NATIONAL CANCER ...
3. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, February 7, 1999, Sunday,, ALL EDITIONS, 1477 words, Treasures from the Tropics; Georgia scientists are prospecting --- but not for gold. They're hunting for plants that may hold the key to healing human ailments., Charles Seabrook
Now, several University of Georgia researchers will become the ...
... Brent Berlin, an anthropologist who directs UGA's ...
... plants. Berlin and his wife, anthropologist Elois Ann Berlin, who is a co- ...
... plants are medically necessary," Elois Ann Berlin explains. "We now have a ...
... Chiapas and other areas," Elois Ann Berlin says. "We . . . want to actively ...
... corn. / BRENT BERLIN / University of Georgia Photo MAYA 6_ ...
... centuries. / BRENT BERLIN / University of Georgia Photo : A Maya ...
... plants. / BRENT BERLIN / University of Georgia Photo : Her healing ways: ...
... ailments. / BRENT BERLIN / University of Georgia Graphic : SOME PHARMACEUTICALS ...
... painkiller. / Brent Berlin / University of Georgia
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (94%); NATIONAL CANCER ...

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1. Latin Trade, April, 2001, 1696 words, Waiting for Payday, Ken Garber Gatun Lakes, Panama
... failure. Husband-and-wife anthropologists Brent and Elois Ann Berlin of the University of Georgia, who have long studied

Alexandra Brewis

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1. Jealousy and mutilation: nose-biting as retribution for adultery, Lancet 1998; 352 (9145): 2010-2011, December 19, 1998 December 26, 1998, Medicine and culture, 1617 words
... get their noses bitten". Anthropologist Henry Lundsgaarde, who ...
... 4 However, in 1996, anthropologist Alexandra Brewis reported that there were still about ...

Peter Brosius

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1. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 10, 2002 Tuesday, Home Edition, Pg. 9A, 594 words, REMEMBER 9/11: Full meaning of day hard to capture, CRAIG SCHNEIDER
... Ivan Karp, an anthropologist at Emory University. "The ...
... an assault," said Peter Brosius, an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Georgia. "We really don't know how to ...
2. The Washington Post, July 06, 1998, Monday, Final Edition, STYLE; Pg. C03; BOOK WORLD, 724 words, Heartbreak in Borneo: The Jungle's Beauty and Horror, Wendy Orent
... Malaysia. To this day, claims anthropologist Peter Brosius, the non-Malay tribes of ...
3. The Boston Globe, February 19, 1989, Sunday, City Edition, FOCUS; Pg. A27, 1600 words, THE ENVIRONMENT; A fight for life in the rain forest; As loggers advance, Penan tribesmen lose another piece of their homeland, By Dianne Dumanoski, Globe Staff
... scene," said one anthropologist familiar with both Sarawak and the ...
... about 7,000, according to anthropologist Peter Brosius of the University of Michigan, and most - ...

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1. Newsweek, December 18, 2000,, Atlantic Edition, ASIA; Malaysia; Pg. 55, 784 words, Lost in the Borneo Jungle, By Ken Stier
... disappear Bruno," says Peter Brosius, an anthropologist and Penan authority at the University of Georgia. Once inside Sarawak, ...

Carolyn Ehardt

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1. New Straits Times (Malaysia), July 10, 2005, Sunday, Pg. 22, 234 words, New monkey species discovered..ZO: B -All Region
... in the Unzungwa Mountains. Carolyn Ehardt's group from the University of Georgia was studying another species of ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (51%);
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (51%);
2. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 20, 2005 Friday, Home Edition, Pg. 1C;, 617 words, UGA researchers find new monkey; Shy breed found in Tanzania highlands, CHARLES SEABROOK
... exceptional find, scientists from the University of Georgia and other institutions have discovered ...
... said UGA primatologist Carolyn Ehardt. "When we first saw this animal, ...
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (84%); NATIONAL SCIENCE ...

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Ervan Garrison

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1. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 23, 2004 Wednesday, Home Edition, Pg. 1B, 498 words, Shadows of the past; Antebellum Spier House once a 'fantastic home', CHARLES YOO
... artifacts are housed at the University of Georgia in Athens or the State ...
... thing we can," said Ervan Garrison, a professor of anthropology and geology at the University of Georgia, where the anthropology department records the ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (50%);
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (50%);

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Ted Gragson

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David Hally

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1. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, April 17, 2003 Thursday, Home Edition, Pg. 1JJ, 803 words, Artifacts found on park site; Indians' soapstone pottery at least 3,500 years old, DOUG NURSE
... DeKalb county line. David Hally, an archaeology professor at the University of Georgia, said soapstone work ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (52%);
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (52%);
2. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, October 9, 2002 Wednesday, Home Edition, Pg. 1F, 1435 words, COMMENTARY: 1492: The year the world changed, JAY BOOKMAN
... main culprit," says David Hally, an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Georgia. Reliable data are hard to ...
3. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, May 7, 1995, Sunday,, ALL EDITIONS, Pg. 1J, 769 words, More debate over mounds looms in board's future; Panel must decide whether sites are graves, Kay Torrance; STAFF WRITER
... creationism and evolution," said David Hally, an archaeologist at the University of Georgia. "They don't mix very well." The ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (53%);
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (53%);
4. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, March 18, 1995, Saturday,, ALL EDITIONS, Pg. 1E, 974 words, Digging history, Bill Hendrick; STAFF WRITER
... lot of cultures," says University of Georgia archaeology professor David Hally. "People kept coming ...
5. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, March 18, 1995, Saturday,, ALL EDITIONS, Pg. 7E, 443 words, Metro Atlanta rich in archaeological sites, Bill Hendrick; STAFF WRITER
... line," says Dr. David Hally, an archaeology professor at the University of Georgia, "where rivers cross the fall ...
6. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, August 16, 1993, Monday, 918 words, Controversy unearthed in Georgia hills, By John Harmon STAFF WRITER
... 18th century, said David Hally, a University of Georgia archaeologist noted for ...
7. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, December 31, 1991, Tuesday, 634 words, FOCUS: NATIVE AMERICANS Indians, archaeologists try to bury hatchet Dredged up: A resurrected state bill to protect burial grounds and restrict the display of skeletons has renewed debate., By McKay Jenkins STAFF WRITER
... in this state," said David Hally, a University of Georgia archaeology professor. In ...
... skeletons stored at the University of Georgia. Last year's state ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (52%);
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (52%);
8. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, December 31, 1991, Tuesday, 364 words, A new way of thinking, By McKay Jenkins STAFF WRITERminorities; rights; legislation; georgia; antiquities; research; rights
... in northwest Georgia, anthropologists have learned about the diet, ...
... in the future. "Archaeologists and anthropologists don't do as much for ...
... UGA archaeology professor David Hally poses with an example of ...

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Stephen Kowalewski

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Virginia Nazarea

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1. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, August 29, 1999, Sunday,, Home Edition, 711 words, For these gleaners of seeds, older is better, Rebecca McCarthy, Staff, Athens
University of Georgia anthropologist Bob Rhoades knows ...
... Since 1993, he and colleague Virginia Nazarea and their students have been operating the Southern ...
2. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, March 29, 1998, Sunday,, ALL EDITIONS, 525 words, UGA anthropologists safeguarding Foxfire treasures, Rebecca McCarthy, Athens
For University of Georgia anthropologist Robert Rhoades, there's "gold ...
... longer exist. "For anthropologists and folklorists, this represents a ...
... help." Rhoades and fellow anthropologist Virginia Nazarea involved archivists Pam ...
... things," Buchholz said. "As anthropologists, they have an understanding of how this ...

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Elizabeth Reitz

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1. THE DAILY TELEGRAPH(LONDON), February 22, 2002, Friday, Pg. 10, 445 words, The cold snap that civilised the world, By David Derbyshire Science Correspondent
Scientists at the University of Georgia and the University of Maine looked ...
... years later. Dr Elizabeth Reitz, of the University of Georgia, said: "A change ...
... Dr Fred Andrus, of the University of Georgia, said: "Our data strengthen the ...
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE (55%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (55%);
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE (55%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (55%);
2. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, September 28, 1996, Saturday,, ALL EDITIONS, 441 words, Science Watch; ARCHEOLOGY, ENVIRONMENT & MEDICINE; El Nino relatively young, Charles Seabrook
... Now, a group of anthropologists from the University of Georgia and other institutions say the ...
... prehistoric people consumed, anthropologists can learn much ...
... today," said Dr. Elizabeth Reitz of UGA. "The collection of bones ...
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (57%); MICHIGAN STATE ...
3. The New York Times, November 27, 1990, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 5; Science Desk, 2203 words, Bluff in Dominica Yields Columbus's First Colony, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD, EL CASTILLO, Dominican Republic
... Hurst Thomas, an anthropologist at the American Museum of ...
... other archeologists, Dr. Elizabeth Reitz of the University of Georgia and Dr. Margaret Scarry of the ...

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Robert Rhoades

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1. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, January 28, 2002 Monday,, Home Edition, Pg. 3C, 547 words, Rare insights into way things were, BILL HENDRICK
... far from accurate, says Robert Rhoades, an anthropology professor at the University of Georgia. Many of the papers deal with ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (52%);
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (52%);
2. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, March 29, 1998, Sunday,, ALL EDITIONS, 525 words, UGA anthropologists safeguarding Foxfire treasures, Rebecca McCarthy, Athens
For University of Georgia anthropologist Robert Rhoades, there's "gold in them thar ...
... longer exist. "For anthropologists and folklorists, this represents a ...
... help." Rhoades and fellow anthropologist Virginia Nazarea involved ...
... things," Buchholz said. "As anthropologists, they have an understanding of how this ...
Photo : Mug of Robert Rhoades
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (91%);
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (91%);
3. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, June 7, 1994, Tuesday, 505 words, Around the South UGA gardeners step back in time, By Rebecca McCarthy STAFF WRITER
... Keyes, 31, a University of Georgia graduate student. "For ...
... Anthropology Department head Robert Rhoades to provide firsthand knowledge of ...
Photo: University of Georgia student Kelli Hurlbut ...
4. Financial Times (London,England), September 18, 1992, Friday, Technology; Pg. 16, 1196 words, Harvesting a cornucopia - The search for crops that resist disease has caused scientists to create more genetically diverse varieties, By VICTORIA GRIFFITH
... logging and modern agriculture. Robert Rhoades, an anthropologist at the University of Georgia, estimates that as many as 60,000 ...
5. The Washington Post, October 2, 1991, Wednesday, Final Edition, FOOD; PAGE E3; ON THE FRIDGE, 953 words, Lisa Yockelson
... Future, lecture by anthropologist and National Geographic author Robert Rhoades on the heritage and decreasing ...

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Bram Tucker

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Mark Williams

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1. St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri), July 20, 2005 Wednesday, FIVE STAR LATE LIFT EDITION, NEWS; Pg. A1, 1296 words, It takes strong glue and gritty volunteers to repair stalagmites, By MICHELE MUNZ Of the Post-Dispatch
... GRAPHIC / MAP BY MARK WILLIAMS / POST-DISPATCH - Meramec ...
... Stalactites, Stalagmites SOURCE: University of Georgia Geology Department PHOTO ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (59%)
2. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, April 1, 2002 Monday,, Home Edition, Pg. 1F, 1743 words, A PATH THROUGH TIME: Arc would cross archaeological sites, MIKE TONER
... archaeological sites," says University of Georgia anthropologist Steve Kowalewski. "With the construction of that ...
... know everything," says University of Georgia archaeologist Mark Williams. "The truth is that we're constantly ...
... professor of anthropology at University of Georgia, examines an effigy ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (81%);
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (81%);
3. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 27, 2001 Sunday,, Home Edition, Pg. 1G, 449 words, Some lakes brimming as others dropping, CLINT WILLIAMS
... professor of engineering at the University of Georgia.
... half of normal, said Mark Williams, the U.S. Army Corps of ...
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (55%); ARMY CORPS OF ...
4. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, August 8, 2000, Tuesday,, Home Edition, 712 words, School News: 11 county grads named Merit scholars, Sophia Lezin Jones, Staff
... Boggan of Shiloh for the University of Georgia; Mary-Katherine Brissett of ...
... spring semester at the University of Georgia. The daughter of Gerald and Barbara ...
... president's list at the University of Georgia for the spring semester. ...
... College of Pharmacy at the University of Georgia. She has been a student in the ...
... pharmacy program at the University of Georgia for the past two ...
... Evie Cherkas of Lilburn. Mark William Frost, a 1998 ...
... spring semester at the University of Georgia. A business administration ...
... degree in biology from the University of Georgia in May. She is enrolled ...
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... RESEARCH CORP (92%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (57%); FURMAN UNIVERSITY ( ...
5. The Oregonian, July 11, 2000 Tuesday, SUNRISE EDITION, LOCAL STORIES;, Pg. E01,, 389 words, IN CHARGE AT ARTS CENTER, Roger Anthony - The Oregonian Richard L. Hill - The Oregonian
Mark Williams, general manager of the Metropolitan ...
... respond to eight prominent anthropologists who filed suit ...
6. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, June 8, 2000, Thursday,, Home Edition Special section includes The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cup winners and graduates from Cobb, Marietta, Paulding, Douglas and Carroll, including private schools., 2725 words, HARRISON; The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Class of 2000: COBB, Staff
... Phares. He plans to attend the University of Georgia in the fall. Valedictorian and ...
... Maritan, Adam Monroe Marks, William Dennis Black Marks, ...
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... JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION (92%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (83%);
7. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, April 23, 2000, Sunday,, Home Edition Introduction to the sixth installment in the series, "The Past in Peril, " which examines threats to the world's priceless cultural heritage. This week's installment looks at the tension between development and preservation of our heritage; this story focuses on historical sites in Georgia., 2544 words, THE PAST IN PERIL: GEORGIA; Growth eroding state's cultural past, Mike Toner, Staff, Calhoun
... future study," says University of Georgia archaeologist Mark Williams, who maintains the state's ...
8. USA TODAY, September 3, 1999, Friday,, FINAL EDITION, MONEY;, Pg. 1B, 1431 words, Blue collar can mean big pay Skilled workers sought after, well compensated, Stephanie Armour
... assistant professor at the University of Georgia's Terry College of Business ...
... PHOTO, B/W, Mark Williams for USA TODAY; ...
9. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, May 9, 1999, Sunday,, Home Edition, 708 words, More rain vital for Lanier, corps says; Lake level low: Next few weeks could make difference in a moderate and severe drought., Stacy Shelton, Staff
... nothing, which is what we had before," said Mark Williams, chief park ranger ...
... use. This week, experts from the University of Georgia and other state agencies ...
... CORPS OF ENGINEERS (56%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (55%);
... CORPS OF ENGINEERS (56%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (55%);
10. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, May 5, 1999, Wednesday,, Home Edition, 1040 words, GETAWAY: QUICK TRIPS AND GOOD DEALS; Artists in their element; Festival gives flourishing enclave south of Athens chance to show its wares, William Schemmel, For the Journal-Constitution, Watkinsville
... initially to study in the University of Georgia's visual arts programs, then ...
... Odum ($ 28-$ 75) and Mark Williams' ''Crazy Cats" wall ...
11. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, November 29, 1996, Friday,, ALL EDITIONS, 510 words, Site shows De Soto's route still a mystery, ELLIOTT BRACK
... open to continuing study." Mark Williams, a member of the archaeology and anthropology faculty at the University of Georgia, says that recent research ...
... Dr. Charles Hudson of the University of Georgia Department of Anthropology has a ...
12. USA TODAY, November 18, 1996, Monday,, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;, Pg. 5A, 601 words, After riots, city turns to closing rift St. Petersburg tensions linger, Deborah Sharp, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
... so great," says anthropologist Evelyn Newman Phillips, ...
... homes and businesses. Says Mark Williams, 34, an African- ...
13. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, July 1, 1996, Monday,, ALL EDITIONS, 731 words, YOUR DAILY UPDATE ON OLYMPIC SPORTS; ALANTA GAMES 18 days; GYMNASTICS TRIALS IN BRIEF, Contributing: Thomas Stinson, Susan Vinella and Steve Hummer
... University of Oklahoma coach Mark Williams as Peter Kormann's assistant. ...
... fact: Will attend the University of Georgia this fall on a ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (59%);
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (59%);
14. The Houston Chronicle, December 26, 1995, Tuesday, 3 STAR Edition, SPORTS; Pg. 10, 395 words, Kansas wins Aloha; coach can't say goodbye; Mason opts to stay; Georgia hires Donnan, Houston Chronicle News Services
... in shock,'' said Mark Williams, who threw for ...
... turnaround. ""I apologize to the University of Georgia and especially to (athletic director ...
... UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS (84%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (53%);
... UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS (84%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (53%);
15. The Toronto Star, December 26, 1995, Tuesday, HOME DELIVERY TWO, SPORTS; Pg. D25, 269 words, Jayhawks win Aloha Bowl after coach reverses field, AP, HONOLULU
Mark Williams passed for three ...
... personal reasons" and apologized to the University of Georgia for placing the school ...
... JUNE HENLEY (69%); MARK WILLIAMS (69%);
... LOS ANGELES) (83%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (54%);
... LOS ANGELES) (83%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (54%);
16. The Washington Post, December 26, 1995, Tuesday, Final Edition, SPORTS; Pg. D01, 725 words, Mason Changes Mind, Sticks With Jayhawks, HONOLULU, Dec. 25
" I apologize to the University of Georgia and especially to [Athletic Director ...
... shock," said quarterback Mark Williams, who proceeded to throw ...
... LOS ANGELES) (83%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (54%);
... LOS ANGELES) (83%); UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (54%);
glen mason MARK WILLIAMS (79%); BOB FREDERICK ( ...
17. The Boston Globe, September 1, 1995, Friday, City Edition, SPORTS; Pg. 72, 890 words, THE AFC; NFL '95
... round pick out of the University of Georgia is waiting in the wings and could ...
... Williams, Keith Goganious, Mark Williams; CBs - Mickey Washington, ...
18. Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), January 16, 1995, Monday, LOCAL; Ed. F; Pg. 20A, 1564 words, Few undergrads get taste of CU's classy research Student designers of shuttle instruments showcase the best at Boulder, Christopher Broderick; Rocky Mountain News Staff Writer, BOULDER
... smarter optical computers. Anthropologist Payson Sheets has uncovered ...
... Venus. Snowpack runoff: Mark Williams of the Institute of Arctic and Alpine ...
19. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, May 24, 1994, Tuesday CORRECTION APPENDED, 127 words, GEORGIA BAR EXAM 98% of Emory, UGA law grads make the grade, By Bill Rankin
Emory University and University of Georgia law schools had the highest ...
... William Daniel, Athens Mark William Dauenhauer, Athens Jeffrey ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (84%); GEORGIA STATE ...
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (84%); GEORGIA STATE ...
20. Plain Dealer (Cleveland, Ohio), June 12, 1993 Saturday, FINAL / ALL, NATIONAL; Pg. 1A, 684 words, SEARCH CONTINUES FOR ARTHUR NOSKE ; CORONER SKEPTICAL OF INCINERATOR FIND, By MICHAEL K. McINTYRE; PLAIN DEALER REPORTER, BEDFORD
... said. The expert, forensic anthropologist Dr. C. Owen ...
... Bedford building while Mark Williams of the city's Service Department ...
21. Herald, September 11, 1990 Tuesday, 961 words, Conan muscles in on punters Chippie off the Gude old block MPs; make a meal of Ken's Caf Crooner Kate joins crowd Ready for the life; hereafter At least it's not Dumbo, ROMNEY J
... Skyhooks, Southern Sons, Mark Williams, Yothu Yindi and a ...
... a "modern urban anthropologist", looks at the subject of ...
... a "modern urban anthropologist", looks at the subject of ...

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:

1. Electronic Engineering Times, December 28, 2005, THE CREATORS; Pg. 28, 12087 words, The Creators -- EE Times IDs the startups shaping tomorrow's technology
... Brown University, MIT, Emory University and the University of Utah. DAFCA ...
... co-founder and COO Mark Williams; co-founder and CTO ...
2. Low health literacy prevents equal access to care, Lancet 2000; 356 (9244): 1828, November 25, 2000, News: Feature, 1045 words
... 90: 165-69). Mark Williams (Emory University, Atlanta, GA, USA) ...

 

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