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In a new book, David A. Joyner (left) and Charles Isbell (right), both Georgia Tech experts in online learning, envision a future in which education from kindergarten through graduate school need not be tethered to a single physical classroom. (Photo graphic courtesy of Georgia Tech)
Georgia Tech experts: Online learning doesn’t have to be inferior
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Foggy morning in Blue Ridge, Ga., Nov 1-4, 2007.
OPINION: A mental health crisis in the speaker’s hometown
Daniel Boccia, 30, died Aug. 15 after a drug relapse. Boccia's struggle with drug addiction and the impacts of incarceration led his mother, Kate Boccia to a life of activism. Daniel is pictured with his girlfriend and son. (Courtesy of Kate Boccia)
OPINION: The heartache of addiction leads to lifetime of activism
Several dozen people gathered near the University of Georgia's Tate Student Center on Sept. 14, 2021, for a rally aimed at allowing the school and other public universities statewide to mandate wearing masks in indoor spaces and other measures to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. (Eric Stirgus/eric.stirgus@ajc.com)
COVID on campus: UGA faculty rebel against ‘bad USG policy’
The blueberry industry was the subject of a congressional hearing.
Opinion: The Georgia blueberries were too ripe for picking
Sandy Springs police recently posted this photo of a three-vehicle-squeeze at the Glenridge Drive exit off I-285. The SUV on the right made an ill-fated, last-minute decision to exit, causing a chain-reaction wreck. No one was hurt. (Credit: Sandy Springs Police Department)
OPINION: Picture-perfect proof of metro Atlanta’s road lunacy
A retired Fulton County Schools teacher says there is a concerted effort underway to deny LGBTQ students and teachers equal rights. STEVE SCHAEFER / SPECIAL TO THE AJC
Opinion: Fight effort to silence LGBTQ students and teachers
Bucky Motter in 2009 during his bodybuilding days. Motter is executive director of the International Association of Trans Bodybuilders and Powerlifters. Photo by Lynn McStatts.
OPINION: Trans bodybuilders need a safe space to compete
The city of Sandy Springs will issue a request for proposals March 7 for recreation and parks and municipal court services providers. AJC FILE
OPINION: The 2021 mayor’s race that could hold 2022 clues
Demonstrators protest perceived anti-Asian discrimination in Harvard University's admissions policies in Boston. (Kayana Szymczak/The New York Times)
Report: Colleges don’t penalize Asian American applicants
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