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SOURCE: Athens Banner-Herald
3-21-18
Faculty group presses University of Georgia on its slavery history
When faculty and administrators drive in to their jobs at Baldwin Hall, they’re driving over the graves of slaves or former slaves.
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SOURCE: Athens Banner-Herald
10-29-13
Tom Dyer, admired as historian, teacher, creative administrator
The University of Georgia historian passed away Monday at the age of 70.
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SOURCE: Bloomberg News
8-22-13
Stephen Mihm: How Computers Took Over Trading
The malfunctions that froze trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market for three hours this afternoon -- just two days after options markets were roiled by mistaken trades sent by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. -- are the latest in a series of high-profile mishaps most likely triggered by errant computer programs.
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SOURCE: Bloomberg News
7-31-13
Stephen Mihm: The Woman Who Broke Into the Fed
Stephen Mihm, an associate professor of history at the University of Georgia, is a contributor to the TickerThe jockeying to succeed Ben Bernanke as the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board appears to pit Fed Vice Chairman Janet Yellen against a field that includes former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers and former Vice Chairman Donald Kohn. If Yellen becomes the first woman to hold the post -- despite a few sexist swipes from Summers' supporters -- she’ll owe a special debt to Nancy Teeters, who broke the glass ceiling at the Fed when she became the first female member of the board in 1978.
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