The technique also bypasses the effects of the typically unfavorable soil in the Athens area.
His overbite will charm you.
Milo, an art-rapper from Wisconsin, will headline the annual alternative music festival.
There are barely any captions on the page of this prairie dog from Thailand.
You’ve probably seen this orange cat during your walks down Court Street.
While a bulk of the student population descends into alcohol-fueled madness, amateaur filmmakers can be found filming nearby.
This account shows cute dogs and cats who need a new home.
This hedgehog can be found posing with flowers and other tiny props.
These pups bring the ruckus.
The event consisted of traditional Arabic food, dance and song.
Kathy McCorkle, a Master Gardener Volunteer, holds two jars of soil she sampled from her square foot gardens on Monday.
Ryuji stretches his little paws (provided via @ryuji513)
Matthew Albani, left, and Aaron Intrater, seniors studying journalism and members of the Pontoon Men, performed on Dow Lake Sunday.
Tom Tiberio, the English department's special programs assistant, paints an advertisement for the Spring Literary Festival at the graffiti wall near Bentley Hall on April 4.
Kelsey Boyle, a freshman studying psychology, raises a candle during the Transgender Day of Remembrance Vigil in Galbreath Chapel.
Karinna Sortland swings her poi, weighted balls with strings attached, while a firetruck passes by on Court Street on Sept. 11.
The guitar case of Dalton Armstrong, a freshman studying pharmacy, rests under College Gateway on Sept. 18. Armstrong estimated he generally makes between $5 and $20 in tips per night.
Dalton Armstrong, a freshman studying pharmacy, performs under Alumni Gateway on Sept. 12.
(From left to right) Ryan Powers, a junior studying philosophy, Sarah Trubovitz, a graduate student studying geology, and Collin Black, a senior studying middle childhood education, at their bi-weekly member meeting at 23 Elliott St. Powers is not a Vine resident but will be living in the new co-op house.
Vine residents Collin Black, left, and Elli Magden, right, discuss agenda items in their bi-weekly meeting at the Vine co-op house at 23 Elliot St.
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