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Associate Professor Lewis Baumstark and three computer science teams fielded robots for this year's Dragon*Con in Atlanta. The doorstop-shaped bot in the foreground is Team Turtle Alliance's Cheez-It. Team Shrewsbekistan's bot Twisty, the one with the orange wheels is to the immediate right of the LEGOs. Team Phoenix Rising had Lanmaster, partially hidden in the upper left hand corner. (Photo by Cody Stamps)
Battling Bots, More than Just Fun
UWG’s computer science folks were in the thick of combat during Dragon*Con’s Robot Battles in Atlanta this year.
The robots built by three student teams and one professor didn’t do so badly.
“Everyone lost the first round,” said Dr. Lewis B. Baumstark, an associate professor, who fielded his own bot, Upchuck, in the competition.
Things improved after that. MORE
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Building Bonds and Helping Retention
Dressed in a short, pink pajama tunic and with her hair wrapped in a pink bandana, Tanisha, of the Oxygen network’s Bad Girls Club, banged cake pans together. It was a loud and foul-mouthed protest against castmates who disturbed her sleep. MORE
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Katrina General: Be Ready, then Help
During his recent visit to UWG retired Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré brought wisdom, inspiration and straight talk about the challenges facing the country and the world. He also came armed with practical tips on how to be ready for emergencies. MORE
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Vol. 47 • No. 2
September 29, 2011

Writer Tim O’Brien visited the UWG campus recently to speak about the power of stories and the role of writers.
O’Brien is the author of eight books of stories, fiction and nonfiction, most notably “The Things They Carried,” stories about the men of Alpha Company during the Vietnam War. MORE

When retired Lt. General Russel Honoré, the former commander of Joint Task Force Katrina, was on campus recently he talked about being prepared for emergencies. Here are some websites that will help you stay informed and be prepared. More

Lots of kudos for the Department of Psychology following the August American Psychological Association meeting. morE

Celebrate the fall with various arts and culture events. More
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