UGA student photographs dogs to help them find homes
Who would want to adopt Woody?

Man's photos of Stone Mountain capture splendor
STONE MOUNTAIN - In Larry Winslett's Stone Mountain Park, there are no people. There are close-ups of pockmarked granite that easily could be moonscapes, autumn leaves cascading down brisk little streams, and a poem's worth of flowers: Sundrops, poor joe, wild indigo.

Editorial: Gimmicky auto bill frames serious issue
The name betrays it for the political stunt that, in part, it is. But that's not to say having Georgia Republican U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson sign on to something called the Auto Stock for Every Taxpayer Act is anywhere near as embarrassing as having another Georgia Republican in Washington, our own Congressman Paul Broun, dubbing energy legislation sponsored by Democratic legislators Edward Markey and Henry Waxman the "Wacky-Marxist bill."

Page: Obama speech frames new racial doctrine
How should we think about racism in the age of President Barack Obama? In his first speech as president to the nation's oldest and largest civil rights organization, Obama's answer to that question was a rich mixture of his presidential agenda, Bill Cosby's self-help spiel, the Rev. Jesse Jackson's political push and rapper Jay-Z's oratorical flow.