Fallen power line causes 1,000 outages in Athens
A fallen power line on Rock Riffle Road has caused outages for about 1,000 Athens residents Thursday afternoon.
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A fallen power line on Rock Riffle Road has caused outages for about 1,000 Athens residents Thursday afternoon.
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Here’s a modest proposal: let’s get rid of the letter “W.”
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If you’re stressed out about finals week, or if you’re about to graduate this semester and are preparing to enter the real world, I have an important message for you: statistically speaking, you’re not that great.
You know that photo your parents have of you? That one from when you were really young that you don’t want your friends to see?
Editors's Note: This story has been updated to reflect the version that appeared in our weekly print edition.
Let me start this column by saying I’m sure your dog (or cat or capybara) is a very nice person.
This week’s column is on behalf of all the non-dancers, the non-karaoke singers and the non-party animals: Leave us the heck alone.