2011 housing fair digest
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211 North Avenue, Athens, GA 30601888-389-4480 · thelodgeofathens.com
tHe LoDGe of atHeNs
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1, 2, 3, 4 and 5BR floor •plansCottages, lofts and •townhomes ALL OVER TOWN!Private patios, front •porches and back decksSpacious bedrooms•Private bathrooms•Close to campus and •downtownLarge closets•All major appliances •includedPet friendly!•Large backyards!•
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455 Epps Bridge Parkway, Building 100, Suite 201, Athens, GA 30606
706-543-1910 · LandmarkAthens.com
laNdmark properties
LivE OutSidE thE BOx!
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Amenities
On-campus living options to fit •your lifestyleFurnished apartments, suites, •and rooms for undergraduate students (average rent is $420/mo. and includes power, cable, Internet, water/sewer, and trash disposal)Unfurnished apartments for •graduate students and students with families (average rent is $629/mo. and includes power, cable, Internet, water/sewer, laundry, and trash disposal)
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Residence Halls: 706-542-1421 · [email protected] & Graduate Housing: 706-542-1473 · [email protected]
uga.edu/housing
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Family & Graduate Housing Apartment
Undergraduate Residence Hall Building 1516
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Gated entry•Furnished and •unfurnished24-hour computer lab•Basketball and tennis •courtsTanning dome•Fitness center•Wooded running trails•Car wash•On-site courtesy officers•Close to east side •shopping and restaurants
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175 International Drive, Athens, GA 30605706-548-4400 · ReserveAtAthens.com
the reserve
2 Bedroom 2 Bath
4 Bedroom4 Bath
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393 Oconee Street, Athens, GA 30601706-353-2977 · whistleburyproperties.com
waterford PLaCeWhistlebury
Whistlebury Walk
Waterford Place
Amenities
4-bedroom townhomes •and flatsWalking distance to UGA •and Sanford StadiumWalk-in closets•Free alarm monitoring•Laminated hardwood •floorsPool with sundeck•Upgraded kitchens •and bathsWasher and dryer•Patio with river views•
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Walking distance to •downtown and UGA4-bedroom townhomes •and flatsPrivate baths•Walk-in closets•Free alarm monitoring•Laminated hardwood •floorsPool with sundeck•9-foot ceilings•Ceiling fans•Washer and dryer•
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86 North Avenue, Athens, GA 30601706-543-0320 · whistleburyproperties.com
whistlebury Whistlebury
Whistlebury Walk
Waterford Place
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325 Willow Street, Athens, GA 30601706-353-2977 · whistleburyproperties.com
whistlebury walkWhistlebury
Whistlebury Walk
Waterford Place
Amenities
Walking distance to •Downtown and UGA2, 3 and 4-bedroom •townhomes and flatsPrivate baths•Walk-in closets•Free alarm monitoring•Laminated hardwood •floorsPool with sundeck•9-foot ceilings•Ceiling fans•Washer and dryer•
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425 Riverbend Parkway, Athens, GA 30605 706-354-4273 · theclubathens.com
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1000 Lakeside Drive, Athens, GA 30605706-369-1010 · lakesideathens.com
lakeside apartmeNts
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1005 Macon Highway, Athens, GA 30606706-543-4400 · riverclubapartments.com
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400 Timothy Road, Athens, GA 30606 706-548-0600 · riverwalktownhomes.com
river walk towNhomes
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199 Stone Mill Run, Athens, GA 30605 706-548-1188 · RiverMillAthens.com
rIVer MILL
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1 Block away from the •University of Georgia1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedrooms•Water & Cable – FREE•Furnished/Unfurnished Units•Pet Friendly•Full Size Washer/Dryer in 2, 3 •and 4 Bedroom ApartmentsMicrowaves in Every •ApartmentRoommate Matching•Newly Renovated Clubhouse/•Game Room with Resort Style PoolAthens Transit picks up at •River Mill entrance
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LIFEGUARDS WANTED.WORK at Legion Pool onthe UGA campus. Late Maythrough mid August. Com-petitive pay. Applicationsavailable at Tate Informa-tion Desk. Call Jamie 706-542-8512
1 M/F SHARE suite in 3BR3BA luxury condo at TheWoodlands. Near UGA,town. Beautiful clubhouse/sports plex. Pets fine. $450. 706-714-7600
2 ROOMMATES NEEDED.4BR 4BA, W/D, smallfenced in backyard, petsok. $300/mo utilities in-cluded. Call 478-442-2759
$1280 4BR 4BA house onS. Milledge. Alarm sys-tems, W/D, no pets. 706-552-3500 hancockpropertiesinc.com
STUDENT LOOKING FORroommate. Very large roomfor rent. Private entry, pri-vate bathroom. W/D, freecable, utitlies included.$390/mo. 678-698-4260
ADOPTION: LOVINGCOUPLE wishes to adoptan infant. Let’s help eachother! Please call Angelaand Scott on our personaltoll free number 1-800-253-0973 or scottandangelaadopt.com.
$875/ MO + utilities Condoon 1775 South Milledge,3BR 2BA on UGA bus line,404-310-0951 Kathy
$1500 - HUGE 4 or 5BR4BA Apt. walking dis-tance to campus & down-town. 2 large LRs. Largeutility rm. huge deck, W/D,DW. That’s only $300 perperson. Approx 2500 sqft.www.ambroseproperties.-postlets.com 706-549-2500
$1650 - 4 or 5BR WindsorPlace Condo 1 LEFT COM-PLETELY REMODELED)(5pts. area). That’s only$330 per person. All newflooring. cabinets, granitecountertops, plumb & electfixtures, appliances &HVAC. Looks brand new. 4HUGE BRs, 3BA 2 LRs. lg.utility room. huge deck andpool. Downstairs LR can bean additional BR. Approx.-2500 Sqft. MUST SEE! Pre-lease for fall 2010. Own-er/Agent 706-549-2500
1BR 1BA LYNNROCKApts. $490 with DW, waterincluded. Block from cam-pus off Baxter St. Text “lyn-nrock” to 41513 JoinerManagement 706-353-6868www.joinermanagement.-com
204 EAGLEWOOD CTLarge 5BR 3BA Condo FPW/D Fridge DW 2 Decks 2Family Rooms Aug 1. 678-644-3351
2BR 1BA APARTMENTin 5Pts. Great for GradStudents. Close to cam-pus. W/D, DW, CHAC,Pets OK. Avail. 8/1$700/mo. 706-369-2908.
1BR APTS W/ 1 MONTHFREE & NO PET FEE!Close to Campus & Down-town from $380-$425 NOSD w/ acceptable credit.That’s only $350-$390 w/special. www.ambroseprop-erties.postlets.com. 706-549-2500
2BR 2BA CONDO at theSummit of Athens.$950/mo. 3 miles from cam-pus, less than 10 minutedrive. Popular area for stu-dents [email protected]
2BR 2.5BA Luxury town-house at Woodlake, offEpps Bridge. Gated com-munity. Great location.Country in the city, woods,lake, pool. Fireplace, deck,2 car garage, pets fine.$950/mo. 706-714-7600
2BR 2BA DUPLEX $650.w/ 1 MONTH FREE! NOPET FEE! NO SD w/ ac-ceptable credit! Under $600w/ current special. 2 milesfrom downtown. Unitcomes with W/D, DW, mi-crowave. Includes sec sysmonitoring, lawn mainte-nance, & pest control. SDof $400 fully refundable.Owner/Agent www.ambroseproperties.-postlets.com 706-549-2500
2BR 2BA LUXURY Flat atBROOKEWOOD MILL. So-phisticated, private, beauti-ful pool, woodland creek.Near UGA/ town, onbusline. Pets fine. $900.706-714-7600
2BR 2BA LUXURY Suitesw/ Private Studies. Stain-less steel appliances includ-ing W/D, granite counter-tops, walk in closets, andmore. On UGA/AthensTransit bus line. Close tocampus & downtown. Nosecurity deposit. 706-369-0772 or apply online atwww.clubproperties.-com/riverbend.html
2BR 2BA MOBILE homefurnished, W/D. 3 milesfrom campus. Swimmingpool, trash pick up, 24-hoursecurity. Month by monthlease, summer lease avail-able. $350/month (includesutilities). Email [email protected]
2BR 2BA ON College Sta-tion. Huge apartment,FP, deck, lots of closets,DW, W/D, CHAC. Avail.now. Pets OK. $575/mo.706-369-2908.
2BR APTS $550- $650 w/ 1MONTH FREE! NO PETFEE! NO SD w/ goodcredit! Blocks to campus &downtown. W/D included.Only $505-$596 w/ currentspecial. www.ambroseprop-erties.postlets.com 706-549-2500
3BR 2BA DUPLEX $750W/ 1 MONTH FREE! NOPET FEE! NO SD w/ ac-ceptable credit! Under $700w/ current special. 2 milesfrom downtown. Unitcomes with W/D, dw, mi-crowave. Includes sec sysmonitoring, lawn mainte-nance, & pest control. SDof $450 fully refundable.Owner/Agent 706-549-2500www.ambroseproperties.-postlets.com
3BR 2BA APTS $600-$650 W/ 1 MONTH FREE!NO PET FEE! NO SD w/good credit! Blocks to cam-pus & downtown. W/D in-cludeed. Only $550-$596w/ current special. www.ambroseproperties.-postlets.com 706-549-2500
3BR 3BA 4BR 4BA Won-derful updated 9 yearhome. Student subdivi-sion. Nice backyard. 15min. from campus. Appli-ances, yard included. Petswelcome. Hardwoods, tilekitchen, and deck. $800--900. Susan 404-388-571
3BR FLAT CONDO ingated community. TheWoodlands of Athens.Very large rooms. 3BA,W/D, all appliances, patiowith grass yard. $445/BR. Call Jimmy 404-886-2687. [email protected]
3BR 3BA LUXURY Town-house at The Woodlands.Near UGA and downtown. 8/1 Prelease. Studentmecca. Beautiful Club-house and Sportsplex.Pets Fine. $1350. 706-714-7600
4BR 4BA HOUSE 3 Brickhouses side by side w/front porches. Huge yards,W/D included, security sys-tem, pets welcome! East-side, Beaverdam Rd$1060/mo. 706-552-3500.
BARNETT RIDGE FLATS-Eastside $625. Lots ofroom for the price. W/D,DW included. Text “Bar-nett” to 41513. www.joiner-management.com JoinerManagement 706-353-6868
AMAZING RENOVATED5BR 3BA House. 1/2 mi.from campus. 2 LRs, 2kitchens, big BRs, hugedeck, plenty of parking. DW, W/D, CHAC. PetsOK. Avail. 8/1. $2100/mo.706-369-2908.
CLOVERHURST CONDO2BR 2.5BA, New carpet,new refrigerator, DW, W/D. $850/mo. Avail Aug. 1,2010. Near UGA track,great student location. Con-venient to UGA. 706-540-1245 or 706-769-7045
BEST STUDENT HOUS-ING deal in Athens. On busroute, UGA campus,Athens Tech. 3BR 2BA mo-bile home, completely recar-peted, cleaned. Stove, re-frigerator, W/D. $15,000.770-823-7056
BOULEVARD AND ARMCarea! 1, 2, & 3BR available.Great locations, off streetparking. Pet friendly, hard-wood floors. Call Sean: 706-425-9626
CEDAR BLUFFS EAST-SIDE location. 2BR 2.5BAand 2BR 2BA flats $670.W/D, DW included. Text“Cedar” to 41513. JoinerManagement 706-353-6868 www.joinermanage-ment.com
CONDO FOR RENT:2/3BR 2BA Pope St. allappliances. W/D. Nearcampus. Available Aug1st. $780/mo. 478-609-1303
COBB HILL APTS Only$500/mo. 1BR 1BA. LgLR/DR & Kit with all appli-ances. Laundry facility onproperty. Walk-in closet.Close to UGA, downtown &UGA busline. Call 706-546-0600.
COLLEGE LIVING AT itsbest! Lease your own Cot-tage today! 4BR 4BA, onlya few left. Call for Springpricing deals. 877-663-1010clearwatercreek-athens.com
FALL PRELEASES.BEST rentals in Athens!1-5BR houses, apts, con-dos, In the heart ofUGA/Dwntn/5pts. AvailAug! Call 706-369-2908for more info.
GREAT 4BR 4BA house.1/2 mi. from campus.Front porch, back deck,nice yd., DW, W/D,CHAC. Pets OK. Avail.8/1. Special! $1500/mo.706-369-2908.
FIRST MONTH FREE 3BR2.5BA townhouse onMilledge. Now preleasingfor Fall. Great location,pool, sand volleyball, bas-ketball. Incl. W/D, on busline. Call Paul 678-462-0824.
GIGANTIC 5BR 3BAcondo. End of LumpkinSt. 2500 sq. ft. 2 LRs,huge laundry rm., DR, FP,big deck. DW, W/D,CHAC. Pets OK. Avail.8/1. $1500/mo. 706-369-2908.
LOCATION/LOCATION1BD 1BA close to UGA,downtown, UGA busline. Large LR/DR & BR, fullkitchen, walk in closet & private parking. Laundry onsite. Great Price $500/Mo.706-546-0600 View @parkerandassociates.com
LODGE OF ATHENSCONDO Available JuneLease. 2 mstr bdrms,Vaulted ceilings, Gated.Very Safe, W/D, Frig incl,Reasonable rate. Terry404-935-8416 678-938-1099
LOVE THE OUTDOORS? Looking for a Home in At-lanta? Check out MartinLakes at: MartinLakesCondos.com
LOVELY NEW HOUSE. 4BR 3BA. Half mile tocampus. Big rooms, hard-wood floors. DW, W/D,CHAC, pets okay. Avail.8/1. $1750/mo. Call 706-369-2908
PRE-LEASINGHOUSES,
DUPLEXES,TOWNHOMES2, 3 & 4 BR, W/D, alarm
system, pets welcome. 24hr. maint. response
* SPECIAL $900 4BR/4BAHOUSE *
706-552-3500hancockpropertiesinc.com
LUMPKIN SQUARECONDO, 2BR 2.5BA onbus rte or short walk tocampus. Avail after 31May. Call 706-202-4572
NEW 3BR 3.5BA close todowntown for just $365.00bdrm. Hardwood floors,stainless appliances, poolon site and so muchmore. (706) 548-0580www.deklerealty.com
NOW PRE-LEASING forFall! 1 to 4 bedroomhouses. $350-$1,500.Close to downtown and PetFriendly. These lease upfast! www.deklerealty.com706-548-0580
PRE-LEASING FOR Fall,from $750-$900/mo. 2BR2.5BA townhouse style con-dos. 1/2 off 1st month withsigned lease. Located offOld Epps Bridge. Manynewly renovated with hard-wood floors, new carpets,stainless steel appliances,& granite floors in kitchen/-baths. Large green spaces.Discounts for UGA stu-dents. 706-202-9905 [email protected]
AVAILABLE IMMEDI-ATELY, SUBLEASE: oneroom. $300/mo + 1/3 of utili-ties. Eastside, Close tocampus. Big backyard, petsallowed. Lease ends 7/15.404-245-2236
ROYAL OAKS TOWN-HOMES 2BR 2BA $685.Pool and volleyball. JoinerManagement 706-353-6868 www.joinermanage-ment.com Text “Royal” to41513
PRELEASING FOR SUM-MER and fall! $99 movesyou in on all 1 and 2 bed-room apartments! Restric-tions apply. Close to cam-pus and downtown, onbusline, and we’re petfriendly! Water, trash andrecycling included! Call ustoday 706-549-6254 or ap-ply online atwww.RPLaureloaks.com
2BR 2.5BA Sublease. VeryQuiet, on Milledge. Next toFamily Housing, 1300 SqftW/D, FP, Wireless, Cable,UGA Bus, Pool, Yard, Pets.Available Now or August$850. 706-461-4351.
2BR APARTMENT, ONElockable room for sub-lease with full bath & walk-in closet. The Exchangeof Athens. Full Kitchen,furnished, W/D. 770-652-3100. Sublease expires07/31/10.
2BR SUBLEASE IN FivePoints near Barberitos. Walking distance to cam-pus. 2BR 1.5BA town-house. Rent $375/mo/per-son. Ends 7/31. Call 706-224-2530.
TIRED OF ROOMMATES?This 1BR in Exchange com-plex. Super clean, W/D inunit, great pool! SubleaseMay 1. $739 includes allbut electric. Call 706-766-5523.
2005 SUBARU 2.5X, AWD,Silver Exterior, Light BlueInterior, 29,000 miles; excel-lent condition, one owner,non-smoker; no accidents,warranty until 6-11-10,$14,590. Call Phil 706-549-9500
ADORABLE AKCWEIMARANER puppies!High-quality bloodline, up-to-date on shots and medi-cations, each comes witha health certificate andpuppy pack. Guaranteedto be smart and loyal com-panions. Call Bobby at706-227-6969. Special dis-count for students.
DOWNTOWN ATHENSCLOTHING store for sale.New & used clothing. Avg.sales over the last 7 yearsis $358k. 50% + gross mar-gin business. Owner financ-ing available. $65,000. 770-426-7527
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HONDA SCOOTER.$900. Low miles. Excel-lent condition. Don’t needtag, title, registration, spe-cial license, or insurance.Park anywhere on cam-pus. Call 678-234-8781.
KILL ROACHES ANDRATS! Buy Harris FamousRoach Tablets & Harris Fa-mous Rat Killer Guaran-teed to work. Available atNormal Hardware. 1328Prince Avenue.
! BARTENDERSWANTED! Up to $250/day.No experience necessary.Training provided. 1-800-965-6520 ext 106.
CAMP COUNSELORS,MALE and female, neededfor great overnight campsin the mountains of PA.Have a fun summer whileworking with children in theoutdoors. Teach/assistwith water sports, ropescourse, media, archery,gymnastics, environmentaled, and much more. Office,nanny & kitchen positionsalso available. Apply onlineat www.pineforestcamp.com
EARN $40! UGA re-searchers are looking forpersons to participate in aone visit research studyon eating disorders. Con-tact [email protected].
NEED CASH? NOW Inter-viewing Exotic Dancers andLingerie Models. 706-296-8103
2 ROOMMATES NEEDED3BR, W/D, H/A, fenced inbackyard, behind ARH.Pets ok. w/ dep. $350/mo +1/3 utilities. Avail immed.Call 404-713-0655
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The Japanese puzzle Sudoku relies on reason-ing and logic.
To solve it, fill in the grid so that every row, every column and every 3 by 3 box contains the digits 1 through 9.
Nothing has to add up to anything else.
Previous puzzle’s solution
By NICK PARKERThe Red & Black
According to a story in The Red & Black Thursday, four men — said to be Georgia football players by the victim — were accused of simple battery and terroristic threats in an incident in a taxi cab March 29.
Head coach Mark Richt was asked to comment Thursday but didn’t know much about the situation, saying that he had “not really had a chance to talk to anyone about it.”
“That’s the whole thing, right now it’s speculation. We don’t know anything for sure, but I’m aware of the report,” Richt said, referring to the Athens-Clarke County Police report. “And I’m just wait-ing to see what is going to happen from here really. I don’t want to over- or underreact at this point.”
Richt did not know whether he would try to get to the bottom of it internally or wait to see what the police investiga-tion yields.
“I will be honest with you, I had it stuck in front of my face real quick right as I’m walking on the field. I really wasn’t aware of it,” Richt said. “So I don’t even know enough about it at this minute to even answer that question well.”
Directional kickoffs to be scrapped under Belin
The groans were fre-quent and often from fans over Georgia’s strategy of directional kickoffs during former special teams coach Jon Fabris’ tenure leading Georgia’s kickoff coverage team.
Message boards lit up with fans voicing their dis-gust as Georgia was torched by another big
kickoff return — Trindon Holliday’s return in the loss to LSU comes to mind — after Blair Walsh was employed to kick the ball high and toward the side-lines.
That strategy did not allow him to use the full extent of his leg, but was supposed to allow more time — and less space to cover — for Georgia’s cov-erage team to corral the ball carrier.
But with one of the best kickers in the country in Blair Walsh, fans exclaimed to let the sophomore use that leg. Walsh wanted to be able to kick it deep, too.
It appears fans — and Walsh — will get their wish as directional kicking appears to be a thing of the past under new line-backers coach Warren Belin, who is leading the kickoff coverage team this season.
“It’s not like it was here the past two years, direc-tional-wise. It’s a lot more use of my talent. I was fine doing what they wanted me to do; I’m a team play-er, I can go along with it,” Walsh said. “But it’s a lot more use of the talent and I’m happy about it.
“I don’t feel like there’s a restraint on me anymore, but — without giving too much away still — it’s dif-ferent, I’ll put it that way.”
Walsh, one of three finalists for the Lou Groza Award last season, forced 17 touchbacks last season but is hoping for about 25 under Belin’s new kickoff coverage scheme.
“I know from what little I know about football, I know we’re going down there and trying to bust helmets up. We’re literally just trying to beat the guy
in front of us, and go get the guy,” Walsh said. “It’s not a lot of schemes, not a lot of this.
“It’s a lot of old-school football involved in our kickoff coverage. I know [Belin] doesn’t like for me to talk too much about what we’re doing exactly, but as much as I can tell you that’s about as good a hint as you’re going to get. You’re going to see a lot of guys hustling, a lot of fast, fast stuff.”
Bulldogs tough out the ‘hottest’ practice of spring so far
Richt and his team weathered the mid-80s temperatures in the Bull-dogs’ 10th practice of the spring Thursday.
But Richt cut practice short so his players will have fresh legs and be well-rested for Georgia’s second scrimmage of the spring, scheduled for Saturday in Sanford Stadium.
“Today was the hottest day by far,” Richt in a press conference Thursday. “We shortened the practice
by about 20 minutes for a few reasons. One was the weather. The other was that I wanted to make sure we had a high tempo prac-tice and that we are fresh for our next scrimmage. Saturday will really be the last scrimmage where we can do all the things we want to do schematically before presenting them to the public.”
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PHOTOS FROM FILE | The Red & Black
Richt waiting on official reports of taxi incidentFOOTBALL NOTEBOOK SPRING HAS
SPRUNG
Georgia will begin to wind down spring prac-tice, as the Bulldogs will hold their last scrimmage of the season Saturday before the G-Day game April 10. After Satur-day’s scrimmage, the Bulldogs have only two practices before the new defensive scheme and quarterback play will be seen by fans.
G-Day kickoff is set for 2 p.m.
(Right) Sophomore kicker Blair Walsh said he is happy with the decision to scrap the directional kickoff scheme. (Above) Head coach Mark Richt said Thursday he will wait to see what comes of the March 29 incident that accused four men — alledged Georgia football players — of simple battery and terroristic threats.
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The Japanese puzzle Sudoku relies on reason-ing and logic.
To solve it, fill in the grid so that every row, every column and every 3 by 3 box contains the digits 1 through 9.
Nothing has to add up to anything else.
Previous puzzle’s solution
By NICK PARKERThe Red & Black
According to a story in The Red & Black Thursday, four men — said to be Georgia football players by the victim — were accused of simple battery and terroristic threats in an incident in a taxi cab March 29.
Head coach Mark Richt was asked to comment Thursday but didn’t know much about the situation, saying that he had “not really had a chance to talk to anyone about it.”
“That’s the whole thing, right now it’s speculation. We don’t know anything for sure, but I’m aware of the report,” Richt said, referring to the Athens-Clarke County Police report. “And I’m just wait-ing to see what is going to happen from here really. I don’t want to over- or underreact at this point.”
Richt did not know whether he would try to get to the bottom of it internally or wait to see what the police investiga-tion yields.
“I will be honest with you, I had it stuck in front of my face real quick right as I’m walking on the field. I really wasn’t aware of it,” Richt said. “So I don’t even know enough about it at this minute to even answer that question well.”
Directional kickoffs to be scrapped under Belin
The groans were fre-quent and often from fans over Georgia’s strategy of directional kickoffs during former special teams coach Jon Fabris’ tenure leading Georgia’s kickoff coverage team.
Message boards lit up with fans voicing their dis-gust as Georgia was torched by another big
kickoff return — Trindon Holliday’s return in the loss to LSU comes to mind — after Blair Walsh was employed to kick the ball high and toward the side-lines.
That strategy did not allow him to use the full extent of his leg, but was supposed to allow more time — and less space to cover — for Georgia’s cov-erage team to corral the ball carrier.
But with one of the best kickers in the country in Blair Walsh, fans exclaimed to let the sophomore use that leg. Walsh wanted to be able to kick it deep, too.
It appears fans — and Walsh — will get their wish as directional kicking appears to be a thing of the past under new line-backers coach Warren Belin, who is leading the kickoff coverage team this season.
“It’s not like it was here the past two years, direc-tional-wise. It’s a lot more use of my talent. I was fine doing what they wanted me to do; I’m a team play-er, I can go along with it,” Walsh said. “But it’s a lot more use of the talent and I’m happy about it.
“I don’t feel like there’s a restraint on me anymore, but — without giving too much away still — it’s dif-ferent, I’ll put it that way.”
Walsh, one of three finalists for the Lou Groza Award last season, forced 17 touchbacks last season but is hoping for about 25 under Belin’s new kickoff coverage scheme.
“I know from what little I know about football, I know we’re going down there and trying to bust helmets up. We’re literally just trying to beat the guy
in front of us, and go get the guy,” Walsh said. “It’s not a lot of schemes, not a lot of this.
“It’s a lot of old-school football involved in our kickoff coverage. I know [Belin] doesn’t like for me to talk too much about what we’re doing exactly, but as much as I can tell you that’s about as good a hint as you’re going to get. You’re going to see a lot of guys hustling, a lot of fast, fast stuff.”
Bulldogs tough out the ‘hottest’ practice of spring so far
Richt and his team weathered the mid-80s temperatures in the Bull-dogs’ 10th practice of the spring Thursday.
But Richt cut practice short so his players will have fresh legs and be well-rested for Georgia’s second scrimmage of the spring, scheduled for Saturday in Sanford Stadium.
“Today was the hottest day by far,” Richt in a press conference Thursday. “We shortened the practice
by about 20 minutes for a few reasons. One was the weather. The other was that I wanted to make sure we had a high tempo prac-tice and that we are fresh for our next scrimmage. Saturday will really be the last scrimmage where we can do all the things we want to do schematically before presenting them to the public.”
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PHOTOS FROM FILE | The Red & Black
Richt waiting on official reports of taxi incidentFOOTBALL NOTEBOOK SPRING HAS
SPRUNG
Georgia will begin to wind down spring prac-tice, as the Bulldogs will hold their last scrimmage of the season Saturday before the G-Day game April 10. After Satur-day’s scrimmage, the Bulldogs have only two practices before the new defensive scheme and quarterback play will be seen by fans.
G-Day kickoff is set for 2 p.m.
(Right) Sophomore kicker Blair Walsh said he is happy with the decision to scrap the directional kickoff scheme. (Above) Head coach Mark Richt said Thursday he will wait to see what comes of the March 29 incident that accused four men — alledged Georgia football players — of simple battery and terroristic threats.
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When signing a lease, these precautions will leave you better off.For many University stu-
dents, getting a first apart-ment or house is an impor-tant step toward adulthood. But signing a lease can be intimidating, and there are many things students should know before they sign.
Here are some steps to take:
Visit the apartment or house. Do not take someone else’s word that it is amaz-ing. This may seem obvious, but some people have been misled by well-intentioned friends.
When choosing the loca-tion of your new residence, make sure you consider transportation. An apart-ment may seem great, but if there are no buses and it’s out of walking distance, driving every day can get expensive.
There are different kinds of leases, which have differ-ent implications for the rent-er. A month-to-month lease is not as permanent and allows more flexibility. One drawback to a month-to-month lease is that it may allow the landlord to change the rent cost at random.
A tenant lease is for a longer time period, and rent is a set amount. If the renter moves out before the lease is up, the landlord can charge the renter the total rent for the remaining months of the lease.
It is important to know the landlord’s eviction policy before signing the lease.
Be sure to know on what grounds you can be evicted
and how much warning the landlord has to give before you must vacate the apart-ment or house.
Almost all landlords will require a security deposit – money that the landlord will hold until your lease is up – before you sign the lease. If there is no damage beyond normal wear and tear to the residence, you will get the deposit back.
You may be charged for damages such as holes in the walls or broken blinds and windows. Before you sign the lease, look around the house or apartment for any existing damage. Take pictures of the damage to make sure you won’t be charged at the end of your lease for scratches or dents you didn’t cause.
Before you sign the lease, the landlord should walk through the apartment or house with you and do a checklist of all damages. Make sure you keep this checklist along with the pic-tures.
Be clear with your land-lord about the circumstances under which they can enter your residence. Signing a lease that allows unrestrict-ed entry to your apartment may permit violations to your privacy.
If you are able, have a lawyer look over the lease before you sign it. Moving out of the dorms or your parent’s house is exciting, and taking these precautions before signing a lease will make sure that the process goes smoothly.
Students should take care, investigate before signing
Students wishing to leave campus housing after their first year at the University and find a residence off cam-pus should remember that with this newfound freedom are new responsibilities.
One of these responsibilities includes becoming familiar with Athens-Clarke County living ordinances.
“The front yard parking ordinance is an ordinance that is somewhat unique to this community,” said John Spagna, division administrator for the Community Protection Division for Athens-Clarke County. “If you live in a rental house or apartment where there is a front yard, we do not allow people to park on the grass – you must park in your driveway or use street parking.”
Spagna said code officers often patrol for violations. He said the first time a code officer comes across a resident who has violated an ordinance, the resident will receive a notice. The second time, the resident is cited and will have to appear in court.
“They would have to explain to the judge why they couldn’t follow a rule as simple as, say, not parking on the grass,” Spagna said.
Though living ordinances may seem unnecessary to some students, Spagna said they are not only there to ensure the safety of the community but to uphold the rights of the renter.
“As a renter you have rights,” he said. “The right to a working sink, a working faucet, etcetera.”
He said it is the job of the Community Protection Division to make sure that these rights are upheld.
“If you don’t feel like the property owners are going to come out and fix it in a day or two, put it in writing,” Spagna said.
With the request in writing, renters may then contact the Community Protection Division and they will ensure the property owners comply with the requests.
“Were going to tell the property owner you need to fix it,” he said. “We will give them 30 days to fix it.”
Know Athens-Clarke County ordinancesWhat to do to avoid a messy situation later
What to inspectWhen moving into a new place, you should know the property and inspect it inside and out for potential problems. Here are some helpful tips:
• Take your manager or landlord with you because they’ll know what to look for.
• By law, an inspection must be completed by management before resi-dents move in.
• When moving into a house with four or more people, make sure the neighborhood isn’t a resi-dential zone, where no more than three unrelated people can live together.
• Check for wear and tear and behind appliances for holes, mold, or other issues.
• Make sure all applianc-es are there and function-ing correctly.
• Leave water running for a few minutes in sinks, bathtubs and showers to check for leaks. Check ceiling for water damage.
• Check air conditioning and heat vents. Duct work defects can cause circula-tion problems.
• How accommodating is management when prob-lems arise? There will always be issues, make sure they fix what they promise to in a timely fashion. If you feel uncomfortable, it’s proba-bly best to move some-place else.
The average cost for renters insurance ranges from $110 to $150 per year for about $15,000 to $20,000 in property cover-age and around $300,000 in liability.
With a policy such as this, tornado, fire and theft losses are covered, but earthquake or flood dam-age are not. Students who own high-value property can add more coverage for certain items, such as jew-elry or furniture.
“I wish more people would get it,” said George Bond, principal agent for Nationwide Insurance in Athens. The insurance is “inexpensive for the cover-age you get,” which includes everything belong-ing to the renter plus liabil-ity, Bond said.
Any items stolen from a tenant’s vehicle brought out
from his or her home are covered as well. Liability covers damage to people injured on a tenant’s prop-erty or surrounding areas — if a tenant is found responsible for starting a fire that spread to other liv-ing quarters, for example.
Typical renters coverage lasts a year. The type of building a tenant lives in determines the amount of risk and cost of the insur-ance. Because more tenants live in apartment buildings than duplexes, apartment-living risks are increased, Bond said.
Some students do not have the option of whether or not to purchase renters insurance because certain landlords require them to in the lease, said Cheryl Coleman, customer service representative of Chasteen Insurance Agency.
Got it covered?Many often forget about renters insurance, but it could save you thousands.
VALUABLELESSONSNot sure about getting rent-ers insurance for your home or apartment? Think about this:
• A common mispercep-tion among renters is they are covered by their land-lord’s insurance. Although landlords do carry poli-cies, they don’t protect assets in your apartment.• Renters experience higher rates of burglary and theft than home own-ers.• If someone falls in your home and gets hurt, you may be liable. Insurance helps protect you from financial consequences. • Renters insurance helps build history with an insurance company. If you are considering the purchase of a home, hav-ing a renters insurance policy makes it easier and may help earn a discount on a homeowners policy.
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Security deposits are a necessary expense of living in most off-campus locales, but there are ways for students to get the cash back into their wallets at the end of their leas-es.
“The security deposit is money put down by the [ten-ants] to ensure that if there are any dam-ages when they leave, they’re held accountable,” said Allison Barron, a senior from Alpharetta.
Barron lived in three different apart-ment and housing complexes during her time at the University. She said two places charged her a full month’s rent — $325 and $375 a person, respectively — and her house in Deer Park, one of Hancock Properties’ neighborhoods, cost around $112 per person.
“In reality, in order to get the deposit back, the house must look the same as when they moved in,” said Scott Hancock.
Hancock, who is part owner of Hancock Properties, said his company charges ten-ants half a month’s rent for their security deposit. Though he said he could not speak on behalf of all Athens landlords, Hancock said security deposits pay for carpet and floor cleaning and re-painting the walls.
“We don’t try to make money off the security deposits,” he said. However, he said only 5 percent of his tenants actually received their deposits back when their leases terminated.
Hancock said students should contact their landlords before vacating their houses and figure out what combination and color of paints they need to use to repaint and touch-up walls. He also suggested students
hiring their own professional cleaners to steam clean carpets and mop floors, instead of renting an inexpensive cleaner and students doing the work themselves.
A lot of times, Hancock said, tenants don’t actually damage the homes, but every wall scratch, carpet stain and bit of food left in the refrigerator adds up, and the security deposit gets to bear the cost.
Barron said she and her roommates are gearing up to leave their house in mint condition so they get their money back.
“Right now, we’ve got a gaping hole in our ceiling,” she said. “We’re going to get that fixed.”
Barron said students should be aware of any money automatically taken out to cover some costs, such as non-refundable pet deposits, and money some complexes use to pay for carpet cleaning no matter if the students clean it themselves.
“I think the big thing is cleaning up when they leave,” she said. “At the beginning of the year you go through an apartment check. Go through that when you leave and make sure everything is exactly the same.”
Leave it like you found itWant your security deposit back in full? Better get cleaning.
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20 Housing Fair Digest
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Housing Fair Digest 21
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22 Housing Fair Digest
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Housing Fair Digest 23
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24 Housing Fair Digest
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26 Housing Fair Digest
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Housing Fair Digest 27
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28 Housing Fair Digest
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Housing Fair Digest 29
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30 Housing Fair Digest
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