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"What are you going to do with that?" It is the common follow-up to "What's your major?"
It is also a question that induces anxiety in nearly every college senior preparing to take that next big step into the world after graduation. Tina Kirk Johnson '93, director of the Randolph College Experiential Learning Center, has found a new way of helping students find the answers.
Typical methods seemed ineffective for Randolph College students who spend their college career engaged in a broad liberal arts curriculum enriched by experiential learning experiences. So this year, Johnson began using a technique known as a "wandering map."
"It's a more holistic process that focuses on the individual," she said.
The technique is presented in a companion book by Katharine Brooks titled You Majored in What? Mapping Your Path from Chaos to Career. Mapping helps students transform seemingly unrelated educational and extracurricular experiences into a depiction of the values and topics about which they are passionate.
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Katt Janson '10 is majoring in classics with a double minor in philosophy and psychology. She welcomed the new mapping technique.
"There was a pressure to figure this out on my own," she said. "It was like I was standing on a precipice with this feeling that if my dreams didn't come true right now, it was because I did something wrong."
Unlike the traditional approach to career discovery, which connects a major with a career, mapping is more free-form, enabling a student to be more creative about drawing connections between accomplishments and aspirations. The result, a web of brightly-colored lines, is a graphic reminder of the interconnectedness of an individual's life and study. A simple connection from major to obvious job does not enable students to get the greatest benefit from their education.
"Education is about what you learn academically— like writing and communicating and understanding the content of your discipline," Johnson said. "But there's a bigger piece that involves who you are as a person and how you've connected all the dots."
Brooks begins her book by suggesting that the chaos theory may have more to do with careers than resumes and cover letters. The theory suggests that a seemingly insignificant event can change the direction of an individual's life.
Janson is living proof of the theory. She began her career at the College with a plan to be a neurosurgeon.
Then, an unexpected offer of free plane tickets from a friend allowed her to travel to Italy. While there, she toured Pompeii, which sparked a long-latent interest in archeology.
"When I was a child, I had convinced myself that everything had already been dug up," she recalled. "When I saw Pompeii, I realized that we are not finished."
The trip abroad changed her academic career and, as a senior, mapping is helping Janson see how all of her experiences will help her in the future.
"I have an interest in people and cultures; in classics I enjoy the connection with people thousands of years ago," Janson said. "It's not the history; it's the archeology and pulling a spoon out of the ground and thinking 'That's 2,000 years old and I've used this!'"
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Penny Rosen '10, an English and creative writing major, was also changed by a trip. She felt an irresistible pull to travel to Alaska after reading Into the Wild, Jon Krakauer's account of ascetic Chris McCandless's journey and demise within Alaska's Denali region. Rosen hitchhiked with "sourdoughs," people who have lived in Alaska through at least one winter, and fellow newcomers.
She explored the environment, photographed wild scenery, and wrote about natural oddities such as the north-flowing Nenana River. During her academic career, Rosen's interests have evolved from chemistry to writing, psychology, sociology, and photography. Mapping enabled her to find the connections among myriad experiences and shaped the thesis for her senior project.
"I realized that there was a really big connection between Into the Wild and going to Alaska and my senior project," she said. "My project is about the environment and nature and the language it is speaking versus what humans are saying. Mountains are moving toward each other while man is pulling away from nature."
For Janson, Rosen, and other students, wandering maps may help ease the transition into the wild of what lies beyond graduation.
"This puts students back in the driver's seat," Johnson said, noting that seniors can feel overwhelmed by the demands of wrapping up their undergraduate academic careers. "When they ask me what to do, I tell them 'Do a map.' It is hard to articulate the details of what they've done when they are overwhelmed with senior projects and day-to-day work. The map becomes a key reflective process."


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And the Family of Medicine needs YOU! The "White Coat Invasion" has been the key to physicians' successes in the Texas legislature since the inception of First Tuesdays at the Capitol in 2003. Our senators and representatives listen when their hometown doctors appear in their offices. Our influence is so much greater when physicians and alliance members arrive en masse in the House and Senate galleries. It's time again to bring out Texas medicine's strongest weapon.
The 2013 session of the Texas Legislature will be especially challenging for medicine. The prognosis as of right now:
Meanwhile, TMA will push for big improvements in Medicaid, strong anti-tobacco and obesity-fighting laws, better protections for physicians' independent clinical judgment, and major reductions in government red tape and interference in medical practice.
All is not gloom and doom, however. With the tremendous team of grassroots physicians, alliance members, county medical society leaders, and paid lobbyists, medicine will be up to the challenge. It is absolutely essential for medicine to engage our representatives and senators early and often.
"We have our Healthy Vision 2020. This vision for the future protects the patient-physician relationship and ensures high-quality, efficiently delivered care for our patients. Now we need you to share that vision with your senator and representative at First Tuesdays," said TMA President Michael E. Speer, MD.
Physicians, alliance members, and medical students from around the state will converge on Austin the first Tuesday of each month to reenact the White Coat Invasion. Lobbying tips, legislative briefings and debriefings, and personal visits to legislators' offices are all part of First Tuesdays at the Capitol. The Texas Medical Association and Texas Medical Association Alliance are calling on YOU. Be a medical lobbyist for a day. You will make a difference.
Mark your calendar for the 2013 First Tuesdays at the Capitol:
Please help spread the word that First Tuesdays at the Capitol needs physicians and alliance members from all over Texas, and that it is open to all members and their spouses. If you have ever participated First Tuesdays, tell your colleagues what a rewarding experience it was to walk down the halls of the Texas Legislature in your white coat. If you need more registration forms or any other information, call your county medical society or TMA at (800) 880-1300, ext. 1361.
The Doubletree Suites by Hilton Hotel has set aside suites for First Tuesday participants at a rate of $179. The hotel is conveniently located between TMA and the Capitol at 303 W. 15th St. Please call (800) 222-8733 for reservations. Don't forget to mention that you are attending First Tuesdays at the Capitol with TMA and TMA Alliance!
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written by PhilK, May 02, 2007
The Linutop life cycle is increased and its maintenance cost is reduced because no mobile parts nor weak components are used inside.
Unless I'm missing something, that's dead wrong. A USB flash drive isn't going to survive even remotely as long as a hard disk, and I bet flash drives aren't too good for landfills.
Good idea though, I'd just prefer to see it with a micro-drive (too slow) or laptop drive. I'll stick with a Mini-ITX board.
written by Matt James, May 02, 2007
Meanwhile, the basic hardware needs of the average user haven't changed significantly in the last few years - internet surfing, word processing, and basic multimedia. The real advantage comes in power usage and portability - a cheap-o Dell box will cost about the same, but be heavy, noisy, and use at least 100 watts of power to do pretty much the same things. At least you can get it with linux now!
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written by Zia Imran, June 12, 2007
I live in Columbus, OH. I have a group of friends who all want to do something big with clean energy. Mayb we can all meet sometimes?
Take care,
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written by Greg Hoke, June 22, 2007
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I have ordered a Kill-Watt-Device to measure the actual power used.
BTW - I also live in Columbus, OH
written by Greg Hoke, June 22, 2007
The new one doesn't require a password.
Sorry 'bout that.
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Respecting the wisdom of Jesus's less than institutional style, Clearstory Collective is a loose confederation of ministries that tend toward the spontaneous, worldly settings of first century Palestine. Because, claustrophobic or not, Jesus clearly loved adventure. Our hope is, so do you.
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I find evil Snow White quite funny.
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How can we consider the bible credible?
How could we rely on what the bible tells us? Looking at the bible from a historical point of view, it has been translated over and over again into hundreds of different languages. Over the years kings and rulers have altered and manipulated aspects to suit their reign. Even today there are multiple different interpretations. What effects do you think this has on the content?
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Mar 26 2013: The word ʽal‧mah′ means "maiden" and can apply to a nonvirgin or a virgin.
Under divine inspiration, Matthew employed the Greek word par‧the′nos (virgin) when showing that Isaiah 7:14 found final fulfillment in connection with the virgin birth of Jesus, the Messiah.
Both Matthew and Luke state clearly that Jesus' mother Mary was then a virgin who became pregnant through the operation of God's holy spirit.—Mt 1:18-25; Lu 1:26-35.
Mar 27 2013: Yes, they do - BUT the original texts show her as being a maiden - an unmarried female. Unmarried females are either virgins or not. Surely you know that. The original texts do not make reference to the condition of her hymen. Still, Mary's "virginity" is an essential tenet of Christianity. This was a "change" - not a translation error. Why didn't King James use the word maiden if that's how she was described?
Jesus wasn't anti-women, as the gospels show. When he gave his "Sermon on the Mount", women weren't separated out from the rest of the hoard by a barrier, as was required in synagogues when rabbis spoke. What would the multitude have used to erect such a barrier before Jesus was allowed to speak? How long would it have taken them?
The change from maiden or unmarried woman to "virgin" was done to manipulate you.
So believe as you will, but that doesn't change the "facts".
Mar 27 2013: "...Mary's "virginity" is an essential tenet of Christianity...." Christianity can teach alot of things. But what does the Bible teach? That is where I go for answers.
The Bible teaches that Mary was a virgin prior to becoming pregnant with Jesus.
It then says she gave birth. We all know what giving birth implies.....from the Bible account we can assume she gave natural child birth.
The Bible record shows she went on to have other children with her husband Joseph.
I do not believe that she remained a virgin after giving birth.
The scriptures do not teach that.
Also, where do you get the idea that the gospels show Jesus to be anti-women?
I have never gotten that impression from reading the gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John)
The separating of men and women at sinagogues is tradition of men. It is not found in scripture.
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Comment from: Deb Bourcy, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: January 27
I have had a lot of UTIs (urinary tract infections) throughout my younger ages and a lot in my 40s. I have never had a CAT scan to see exactly what is creating these issues. I am worried for having had so many and worsening with not having all procedures done is concerning. Sex would 88% of the time give me an infection. This one here and now came on fast and furious. My low back was achy but I have had low back surgery years ago sometimes I overdo creating achy low back. Today I went to use the room, I had terrible pain and small amount of urine with blood clots and blood dripping as I sat there cringing from pain. I have been informed taking soaking-in baths which I no longer do, can create UTI. I am a very clean woman and take no soaking baths. I feel often my bladder is not emptied creating more trips to the room, but to create blood clotting, dripping blood and the terrible pain while eliminating the urine, I do not know if that creates all this pain and suffering. I am appalled I have not ever had all the testing. I will now that I have more knowledge. Problem is if one is not aware of full protocol and treated the same each time from my first one as young teen to Dec 2013 infection, which must not have cleared, for a month later here I am. Doctors must inform and follow through protocol whether it's first UTI and for sure a given for one as myself who has had far too many. Also considering I have eliminated sex as creator, the bath soaking or bathing in tub at all eliminated, clean front to back, but this is still problem. I have been informed some are more susceptible than others. I want an answer as approaching 60 now, I am very concerned.
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I have been told by my doctor that I have blood in my urine; since then and no other action on his side. I have noticed the blood is brown; it is in my urine and since I use light pads for a leaky bladder, I notice when I cough and urinate the brown spot is left on the pad, so it is blood. I am also having a pain on my lower left side of the pubic area, just below and to the side a bit off the mound that is always sore. And sometimes laying still at night I feel a slight bubbly feeling in that area; like air is escaping or something. Pain is always there on my left side pelvic area approximately 2 inches to the left of my urethra (where I urinate from).
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I am a 61 year old female who has been menopausal for the past 8 years. For the last 2 weeks, I have been noticing increasing amounts of blood in my urine which is now red-brown. I also have a very bloated abdomen and feel pressure in my lower abdomen mostly on the left side. My doctor did a urine test and has ruled out a UTI (urinary tract infection). Years prior to menopause, I suffered from painful endometriosis and had laser surgery. I am wondering if my endometriosis could be active again. I do not take any estrogen or hormone replacement therapy.
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I have noticed that after sex when I go to the bathroom I notice a red tint to my urine.
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I have occasional blood in my urine, usually lasting about 24 hours every few months and have no other symptoms.
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I have blood in my urine that is very visible on my first urination in the morning. I have a history of kidney stones. I just went to my urologist and there was only a trace of blood at that time.
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I have blood tinged urine. This is the second time in four months I am negative for bladder infection.
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"The Edmonton Oilers are so proud to select, from the Red Deer Rebels, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins."
With that, Oilers GM Steve Tambellini kicked off the first round of selections at the 2011 NHL Entry Draft from the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota.
The Colorado Avalanche used the second selection to draft Gabriel Landeskog of the Kitchener Rangers while the Florida Panthers took Saint John Sea Dogs centre Jonathan Huberdeau with the third pick.
The Draft opened with a touching tribute to E.J. McGuire, the late director of NHL Central Scouting. McGuire's wife and two daughters joined NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman on stage to officially open the draft and announce that Edmonton was up with the first pick.
Bettman also gave a welcome back to the new Winnipeg franchise. The Winnipeg team drew the largest roar from the crowd when they officially announced that the Jets moniker would be returning to the city prior to making their inaugural draft pick with the seventh selection.
No one was surprised to hear Nugent-Hopkins' name called with the top pick as he had been the top-rated prospect on nearly every major scouting report heading into the night.
"I had a rough idea but I really didn't know what was going to happen," Nugent-Hopkins said. "I'm just relieved."
The highly-skilled centre had 31 goals and 106 points with the Red Deer Rebels last season. His 75 assists led the WHL and he also netted four goals and 11 points in nine playoff games.
Nugent-Hopkins is the first prospect from the WHL to be selected first overall since defenceman Chris Phillips of the Prince Albert Raiders went to Ottawa in 1996. He was also the first of 16 Canadians and 21 players from the CHL selected on the night.
This was the second straight year that Edmonton held the first pick. Taylor Hall, whom Edmonton chose last year, was on stage with Oilers' management to help pick Nugent-Hopkins and welcome him to the NHL. And Nugent-Hopkins is looking forward to joining Hall and the rest of the Oilers' core of young players.
"Definitely it's going to be great," he said. "I'm going to be able to relate to all the young guys in the system already.
"So just joining a group like that is very exciting for me. I just can't wait to get started."
The Oilers also had the 19th pick which they used to address a need on defence by selecting Oscar Klefbom from Farjestad of the Swedish Elite League.
Landeskog gives the Avalanche a prospect considered to be one of the most NHL-ready in the draft. The Kitchener captain notched 36 goals, 66 points, a plus-27 rating and 61 penalty minutes last season.
The Avalanche also held the 11th pick which they used on Duncan Siemens of the Saskatoon Blades.
The Florida Panthers picked up a gifted scorer in Huberdeau with the third pick. The Memorial Cup MVP led the Sea Dogs with 43 goals, 62 assists, 105 points and a plus-59 rating last season.
"I couldn't ask for anything more this season," Huberdeau said. "I did everything on the ice I had to do and we won everything, so it was great.
"Now it was up to a team to decide and I'm glad Florida took me."
Sweden's Adam Larsson was the first defenceman off the board, selected fourth overall by the New Jersey Devils. The 6-foot-3, 200-pounder moves the puck well and represented his country at the last two World Junior Championships, finishing as the team's highest scoring defender at this year's tournament with one goal and four points.
There were 19 forwards and 11 defencemen taken in the first round while no goalies were selected for the first time since 2009.
The New York Islanders rounded out the top five by selecting Ryan Strome from the Niagara IceDogs. Strome is a gifted playmaker and stickhandler with a knack for scoring highlight-reel goals.
The Ottawa Senators had three first round picks with the sixth, 21st and 24th selections. They used the sixth pick on Mika Zibanejad, a big strong centre who still has room to fill out, from Djurgarden in Sweden.
"Obviously when a team brings you to Ottawa they're interested," Zibanejad said, referring to his recent on-ice workout for the Senators. "I had a feeling, but there were some good players battling for that spot and to go that early is an amazing feeling.
"I'll do everything I can to work hard and make the team."
Zibanejad, the top-rated European forward coming into the Draft, scored 21 points in 26 games in the Swedish Elite League last season.
The Senators used the 21st pick, which they acquired as part of the Mike Fisher deal with Nashville, on right winger Stefan Noesen from the Plymouth Whalers. Noesen had 77 points in the OHL last season.
Ottawa traded two second-round picks to get the 24th choice from Detroit and chose Peterborough left-winger Matt Puempel. Puempel had 34 goals and 69 points in the OHL last season.
Thousands of fans watching the draft from the MTS Centre in Winnipeg erupted when 'Jets' was officially unveiled as the name for the city's new franchise prior to selecting Barrie Colts centre Mark Scheifele with the seventh pick.
Scheifele scored 75 points including 22 goals in 66 games for the Colts last season. He is a talented player but was a bit of a surprise at number seven. He had been projected to be taken anywhere in the 12-15 range.
In an odd bit of symmetry, the last time a Winnipeg team had a first round pick was in 1995 and it was also the seventh overall selection. Shane Doan was the pick.
The Philadelphia Flyers selected Sean Couturier from Drummondville with the eighth pick. The Flyers acquired the pick from Columbus in the Jeff Carter trade on Thursday, and chose the QMJHL's MVP from last season.
The Stanley Cup Champion Bruins then chose defenceman Dougie Hamilton from the Niagara IceDogs. The Minnesota Wild rounded out the top 10 by selecting defenceman Jonas Brodin from Farjestad of the Swedish Elite League.
After Siemens went to the Avalanche, offensive defenceman Ryan Murphy of the Kitchener Rangers was taken by the Carolina Hurricanes.
The next Canadian team to step up to the podium was Calgary at number 13. The Flames selected Sven Bartschi, a left-winger from the Portland Winterhawks. The Swiss-born Bartschi scored 34 goals and 85 points for the Winterhawks last season and impressed scouts with his work ethic.
Dallas was next and chose 6-foot-7 defenceman Jamie Oleksiak out of Northeastern University with the 14th pick.
In one of the night's more touching moments, the New York Rangers paid tribute to Derek Boogaard, who passed away in May, before making the 15th pick. Boogaard's brother Aaron made the pick for the Rangers in honour of Derek. The Rangers chose left-winger J.T. Miller from the US National Development Program.
The Buffalo Sabres chose Finnish right-winger Joel Armia at 16.
The Montreal Canadiens made their first pick at number 17, selecting Saint John defenceman Nathan Beaulieu. Beaulieu notched 12 goals and 45 points to go along with a plus-44 rating in 65 games for the Memorial Cup Champion Sea Dogs. He is a well-rounded defenceman who can provide offence from the blueline.
Mark McNeill of the Prince Albert Raiders was selected by Chicago with the 18th pick while Phoenix drafted Connor Murphy from the US NTDP with the 20th pick.
The Toronto Maple leafs traded up to the 22nd pick, acquiring Anaheim's selection in exchange for one of Toronto's two first round picks (30th) and a second round pick (39th). The Leafs opted for size and strength with the pick, selecting 6-foot-2, 210-pound right-winger Tyler Biggs out of the US NTDP.
The Leafs stayed close to home with their second pick of the first round, choosing defenceman Stuart Percy of the Mississauga St. Michael's Majors 25th overall. Percy had 33 points for the Majors last season and a strong showing at the Memorial Cup.
Smooth skating defenceman Joe Morrow from the Portland Winterhawks went to the Pittsburgh Penguins at 23. The Blackhawks chose Phillip Danault from Victoriaville at 26 and Tampa Bay picked the first Russian of the draft in Vladislav Namestnikov from the London Knights at 27.
The Minnesota Wild made centre Zack Phillips the third member of the Sea Dogs drafted in the first round with the 28th selection.
The Vancouver Canucks were the last Canadian team to pick with the 29th selection. They chose Oshawa Generals left-wing Nicklas Jensen. Being picked at 29th seemed oddly fitting for Jensen as he had 29 goals and 29 assists for the Generals last season.
The Anaheim Ducks capped the first round by selecting Swedish forward Rickard Rakell from the Plymouth Whalers. The Ducks traded down to the final pick in the deal with Toronto.
First Round Draft Selections:
1. Edmonton Oilers – Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (Red Deer WHL)
2. Colorado Avalanche – Gabriel Landeskog (Kitchener OHL)
3. Florida Panthers – Jonathan Huberdeau (Saint John QMJHL)
4. New Jersey Devils – Adam Larsson (Skelleftea Sweden)
5. New York Islanders – Ryan Strome (Niagara OHL)
6. Ottawa Senators – Mika Zibanejad (Djurgarden Sweden)
7. Winnipeg Jets – Mark Scheifele (Barrie OHL)
8. Philadelphia Flyers – Sean Couturier (Drummondville QMJHL)
9. Boston Bruins – Dougie Hamilton (Niagara OHL)
10. Minnesota Wild – Jonas Brodin (Farjestad Sweden)
11. Colorado Avalanche – Duncan Siemens (Saskatoon WHL)
12. Carolina Hurricanes – Ryan Murphy (Kitchener OHL)
13. Calgary Flames – Sven Bartschi (Portland WHL)
14. Dallas Stars – Jamie Oleksiak (Northeastern NCAA)
15. New York Rangers – J.T. Miller (US NDTP)
16. Buffalo Sabres – Joel Armia (Porin Assat Finland)
17. Montreal Canadiens – Nathan Beaulieu (Saint John QMJHL)
18. Chicago Blackhawks – Mark McNeill (Prince Albert WHL)
19. Edmonton Oilers – Oscar Klefbom (Farjestad Sweden)
20. Phoenix Coyotes – Connor Murphy (US NTDP)
21. Ottawa Senators – Stefan Noesen (Plymouth OHL)
22. Toronto Maple Leafs – Tyler Biggs (US NTDP)
23. Pittsburgh Penguins – Joe Morrow (Portland WHL)
24. Ottawa Senators – Matt Puempel (Peterborough OHL)
25. Toronto Maple Leafs – Stuart Percy (Mississauga OHL)
26. Chicago Blackhaws – Phillip Danault (Victoriaville QMJHL)
27. Tampa Bay Lightning – Vladislav Namestnikov (London OHL)
28. Minnesota Wild – Zack Phillips (Saint John QMJHL)
29. Vancouver Canucks – Nicklas Jensen (Oshawa OHL)
30. Anaheim Ducks – Rickard Rakell (Plymouth OHL)


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EarthDawg writes: Bill, what do you think of these critics who blame Mark Richt's recruiting for the disciplinary problems at Georgia, saying he's taken too many risks and ignored "red flags" with players like Isaiah Crowell. They act like Richt is cruising reform schools looking for junior hoodlums. Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Crowell recruited by just about every major football program in the country? Aside from a reputation for taking himself out of the game a lot in high school, I don't recall any red flags raised in advance about Crowell.
You're right. Alabama, Florida, Southern Cal, Auburn and other schools offered a scholarship to Crowell, a consensus five-star prospect, and gladly would have enrolled him, yet you don't see anyone questioning Nick Saban's recruiting judgment in going after him. "We're not recruiting bad kids," Richt said this week. "We're competing for the same guys everybody else is in the league."
Looking at the disciplinary problems that have cropped up at UGA in the past year and concluding that Georgia's head coach must need to change the sort of kids he recruits — especially without explaining what sort of players you would go after instead of the ones every school wants — is a facile argument that doesn't take into account the realities and complexities of modern-day college football recruiting. As Richt reminded reporters, coaches are limited in the amount of contact they can have during recruiting and do the best they can to root out character flaws in advance. But they're not able to peer into the future and see how an 18-year-old will react to the freedoms and temptations that come with attending a large university in a hard-partying town like Athens — particularly kids who've gotten the star treatment and been coddled and enabled throughout high school to the point that many don't think everyday rules apply to them or don't expect to be held accountable.
As for comparing Georgia's situation with other schools, you have to factor in that not only does UGA have one of the strictest policies in the country for recreational drug use — with the quickest and stiffest penalties — but Georgia players also happen to reside in one of the most closely policed college towns around.
And once the players run afoul of the rules, Richt tends to come down on them harder than many other coaches. Do you really think Stephen Garcia would have lasted through five suspensions at UGA? And how many coaches would kick a quarterback off the team who's good enough to become the starter at a school in the same conference — and not put any restrictions on where the player could go? Zach Mettenberger wound up at LSU, where first drug offenses rate no suspension and where last year three players (including the Honey Badger) missed just one game after apparently failing at least a second drug test.
Richt correctly noted this week that the playing field isn't level in the SEC when it comes to drug policies or discipline. "Some people have policies that bring certain things to light and some people don't," he said. "To say these issues aren't happening around the country [isn't] really realistic." Not only did Les Miles sign Mettenberger after he was kicked off Richt's team, but last season Jordan Jefferson missed four games for LSU after being involved in a bar fight. Should Miles rethink his risky recruiting?
Certainly, there've also been problems at Auburn, where four players were kicked off the team for being charged in an armed robbery. And yet it's Richt who carries this reputation for having discipline problems, not Gene Chizik.
It's not that Richt has a discipline problem or a recruiting problem as much as he has a perception or publicity problem. UGA players get called out more because of tougher policies and get punished more severely. Perhaps the school's publicists should try flipping the discussion by emphasizing the higher standards to which the Bulldogs are held and making that the topic of national and regional sports talk rather than the numbers of players who run afoul of the rules.
Matt Cafaro writes: Bill, I don't know about you, but Richard Samuel is finding his way up my list of favorite Dawgs of all time for his unselfish devotion to his teammates and our Alma Mater. Hines Ward was another Dawg in a very similar situation, and he reacted the same way, with the same attitude: "Put me anywhere on the field, and I'll play as hard as I can." I think special attention needs to be paid to Samuel this year by Bulldog Nation for his willingness to sacrifice playing time (to acclimate himself to LB again) and a whole redshirt year in order to do his part to make the Dawgs a better, deeper team. Maybe extra cheers whenever he gets in a game or a standing ovation on Senior Day at the end of the year, or perhaps some attention from the AJC. Something, anything that brings credit to his team-first ideals. I know most of us like to think that ALL the Dawgs should feel and do as guys like Hines and Richard do, but the sad reality is, that just isn't the case, as we've seen MANY selfish, me-first players come and go in Athens (Isaiah Crowell just the latest example).
Well said. I don't believe Samuel's unselfish attitude has gone unnoticed by Georgia fans and those who cover UGA, but a bit of extra recognition for his refreshing devotion to doing whatever the team needs certainly is deserved. I know a lot of fans were heartsick when Samuel's terrific game against the Gators last year ended in injury, and certainly those of us in attendance at G-Day noticed the boost he provided when put in at tailback in the second half. Here's hoping he gets the senior season he deserves. If he does, it can only be to Georgia's benefit.
Andrew Smith writes: Hey Bill, Mizzou head coach Gary Pinkel seems to be building up the SEC season opener atmosphere. Given UGA's tendency to take a few games to "warm up" for the season do you see this game being closer than when both teams are in late-season form? Does the fact that the Mizzou QB has only been throwing a few days after surgery now play a factor in your decision?
It's too early to know what sort of shape QB James Franklin will be in come Sept. 8. If he's not back 100 percent at that point, it might balance out somewhat the Georgia defense missing however many starters. But to answer the first part of your question, yes, the slow starts Georgia teams have gotten off to in recent seasons is a major concern. If the Dogs' offense shows up against Mizzou looking as not-ready-for-prime-time it did in the Dome last year against Boise State, it could be a long night for those in red and black.
Art Finley writes: Bill, Here are a couple of recent headlines . . .
May 31, 2012: The football games scheduled for 2020 and 2021 between Georgia and Ohio State have been called off. Ohio State recently informed UGA that it is exercising its right to cancel the games, which had been set up in a memorandum of understanding between the schools in December 2010. "They couldn't make it happen due to the Pac 12-Big 10 football schedule deal," Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity said Thursday, referring to a recent agreement between those conferences for a series of regular-season matchups beginning in 2017.
July 13, 2012: "We are disappointed to announce today that the Big Ten/Pac-12 strategic collaboration announced jointly in December 2011 unfortunately will not be consummated," Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany said in a statement.
Do you think there is any chance that AD McGarity will contact Ohio State about reinstating the memo of understanding for Ohio State and UGA to play?
It depends on how much strength of schedule ends up figuring in selections for the new four-team playoff. If that really does wind up being a determining factor, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see Georgia and OSU take another stab at scheduling a home-and-home. I'd certainly rather pay to see the Dogs play the Buckeyes than Florida Atlantic or North Texas, wouldn't you?
UPDATE: Speaking to reporters prior to Monday's UGA Day, Greg McGarity said that he plans on calling Ohio State to see about renewing the deal.
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Yes, the UGA publicists need to get in gear and CMR needs to fire up more, mess that hair up and throw some headphones a! GATA Dawgs…
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I am not an anti-drug hardliner, but it has always seemed odd to me that institutions can implement rules that condone illegal activities. It seems like a legal grey area to say the least.
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please dont forget greens back up and former falcon a great dawg
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Bill, most of the "perception" problems you cite come from Jeff, Mark, Michael and Raybun the writers just down the tab from you on this very website. So……
July 21st, 2012
11:47 pm
Great reading Bill. Many of the people criticizing Coach Richt and the Dawgs aren't even UGA fans. BTW, Richard Samuel is one of my all time favorites and I can't wait to see him tote the rock in 12…
July 22nd, 2012
12:04 am
Bill you are just making excuses for coach richt. This was one of the reasons Donnan was run out of town. Yes other programs have their issues and deal with it in their way but this is a problem that has been here long enough for our university.
July 22nd, 2012
12:57 am
Georgia doesn't have a problem cotroling our players, nor do we have some sort of "risky" issue in whom we recruit………………….No! discipline is not the problem, and anyone saying it's "perception" need only look around other programs with the same standards…………………Wake the hell-up people, do you care about "perception"……………..or………."Reality"?…………The University of Georgia football program is just fine, just watch the games this year!!! you will see……………RED
July 22nd, 2012
1:56 am
Yes, yes, and yes to Richard Samuel being a DGD. He is the poster boy for TEAM Player. Richard will go far in life, without a doubt. And he will also be one of the most beloved Dawgs ever. I hope his last year pays off for all his hard work. Please UGA fans, let Richard feel the love this season…
July 22nd, 2012
1:59 am
Coach recruits all the studs all teams recruit. Not his fault some are THUGS brandishing Arms and a pot-smelling car!
July 22nd, 2012
2:00 am
Maybe this is old news, but here is an interesting tidbit from College Football News:
It has now come from three sources within Georgia football that the team will likely dress every suspended (or thought to be suspended) player for the Missouri game in Week Two, except for cornerback Sanders Commings. There's no official confirmation from Georgia other than from Mark Richt himself, who on Thursday morning said with a smile, "I know what's going to happen … but I'm not telling you."
July 22nd, 2012
2:08 am
Your point, dbc? We need to go into Missouri and kick assssss, yes or no…to establish ourselves?
July 22nd, 2012
2:17 am
I would expect UGA to kick it, either with them, or without them. Just reporting what I read…
July 22nd, 2012
2:30 am
I can't wait until its TIME FOR THE BIG DAWGS TO EAT. GATA DAWGS. I'm not worried about our D when we play Mizzou. I have faith Coach Grantham will have them ready. Bobo's Offense is what I'm more worried about.
July 22nd, 2012
4:00 am
A National Championship would help the perception of Georgia.
Aaron "The rare one" Murray
Aaron "Airen" Murray
July 22nd, 2012
6:47 am
Bill…….you and many fans are looking at this problem and the analysis and conclusions miss the mark. We all know, players, coaches, administators and fans, that the local police are always on high alert and that UGA has a tough anti-drug policy. The logical conclusion is with all this information and great communication the incidence of crime and rules infractions should be reducing not increasing. The flaws are not the policy or the policy enforcers. When people get educated and trained problems go down not up. Poilcy and rules don't make mistakes, people do. CMR, do more research before you offer that scholly, please!
July 22nd, 2012
6:53 am
Richt lied.
July 22nd, 2012
6:55 am
Running back coach Burn's for Bama came back from a game late in the season, and not sure who he talked to but told Saban we can't take this kid. (Crowell)
July 22nd, 2012
7:01 am
"We're not recruiting bad kids," Richt said this week.
The loud noise you just heard was my BS detector exploding.
July 22nd, 2012
7:08 am
It has now come from three sources within Georgia football that the team will likely dress every suspended (or thought to be suspended) player for the Missouri game in Week Two, except for cornerback Sanders Commings.
That's hardly a secret. It's why Richt is being so mum about it. He doesn't want to take the heat from his decision to play these thugs. Expect an announcement a few hours before the game.
Remember, there's a reason why UGA is known as Ths Cesspool of the South.
July 22nd, 2012
7:29 am
Any more dawg players arrested today?
July 22nd, 2012
7:36 am
Is Rambo and Ogletree suspended for the first game for sure? I have not heard (for sure) if it going to happen.
July 22nd, 2012
7:45 am
Soon let the play on the field determine the fate of conservative play calling….mismanagement of roster depth….S&C still unproven….lack of recruiting on OL…..poor handling of player welfare….and getting passed over by many of the top in-state players….C'mon Man!!!
July 22nd, 2012
8:10 am
Perception you say….. Well, it's because this coach has little or NO discipline. This makes the perception reality.. It's really not that hard… He had NO discipline at FSU, and UGA is now an extension of his total lack of discipline. The players just run over this coach, and year after year it shows…
July 22nd, 2012
8:19 am
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July 22nd, 2012
8:23 am
It's good to see a rational discussion of the (discipline) situation as opposed to the sensationalist crap that Schultz spit out yesterday.
July 22nd, 2012
8:35 am
Seems to me Richt is a more strict disciplinarian than most of his peers. Seems like the AJC press is more interested in finding faults with Richt than giving him credit for his many virtues. In the area where I live, Marshall and Ohio State have as many or more player issues, but the press doesn't dwell on them.
If there is a problem with players' character in general, that is more of a reflection of what is happening in society and the "win and I don't care how you do it" attitude of most college football fans. Money corrupts, and it's happening in college football.
July 22nd, 2012
8:35 am
@Hmmm… let's see, we're talking about players being suspended (or disciplined)and you say Coach Richt has no discipline! Now that is funny.
Sammy Watkins at Clemson is busted for weed and pills and considering Dabo's latest comments it seems certain that Watkins will not miss the Auburn game. That brethren is no discipline!
July 22nd, 2012
8:37 am
The matchup between UGA and tOSU would be interesting. Like I've said many times, scheduling cupcakes is a disservice to the fans and the players alike. Who is going to get excited about playing Buffalo or Presbyterian?
July 22nd, 2012
8:37 am
I'd agree LSU is winner without honor. Les started Jefferson in place of Lee is sickening while Jefferson performed miserably in the NC game. They deserve their loss.
July 22nd, 2012
8:52 am
Are there any Dawgs who have gotten in trouble recently that your school didn't offer a scholarship?
July 22nd, 2012
8:54 am
I guess there was a perception problem at FSU also during Bowden's time? Richt learned from one of the best, his players are as undisciplined off of the field as they are on the field.
July 22nd, 2012
9:01 am
It's not just the perception – Richt and the entire team are a wretched abomination and embarrassment to every citizen of this state.
July 22nd, 2012
9:14 am
poor mark richt.
Crowell CHOSE UGA over Alabama, SC, etc. So there had to be something that caused IC (and these other thugs) to choose UGA. For those of you who do not understand psychology, let me explain something.
Most of these "troubled" kids are "troubled" because they have low self-esteem. To protect their low self esteem they have to put up a front of being tough…or gangstah. That gives them the feedback they need from their "homies" that they need. They have to create the illusion that they are the alpha dog….when in reality, they have no business at the head of the pack.
To truly help these folks, you have to break them and create a new paridigm. Take a look at Mike Vick. Even though he was an NFL QB…he still had to hang with his crowd. What happened to him?
Someone who is like this IS NOT going to choose to enter into a situation where their self esteem or image will be challenged. They will choose a situation where they think they can manipulate the system to get what they want.
That type of environment does not exist at Alabama.
That type of environment exists at UGA.
poor mark richt.
thank god for greg mcgarity or IC and others would still be hanging around our program. he keeps the gun at richt's head….
July 22nd, 2012
9:28 am
I confess, I'm a dirtbag. I'll do whatever I have to do to keep my bloated paychecks coming in.
If you don't like it, that's just too bad.
July 22nd, 2012
9:39 am
All of the other coaches you mentioned have won a national title therefore making people less inclined to question their judgment about players character.
July 22nd, 2012
9:55 am
perception may enter into the equation but it is WAY down the list. In my experience, good folks never seem to deal with police or face disipline of any kind that equates to furher harsh punishment. Good people get into that grey area also. But they get back on track real fast and never look back. All fans can live with that behavior. It is the people that always live in that grey zone that never get the memo.
July 22nd, 2012
10:02 am
Bill, You are a homer, and so am I.
Just when do you realize perception is a Fact.
Why do the Dogs take Sunday off, no Sunday practice ever. The assistant coaches come in at 2pm on Sunday to review film
And, no scrimmage ever between the No 1 offense and No 1 defense, no bloody Tuesday ever,
McGarity has killed the schedule, replacing Louisville with Buffalo, etc., solely because of his despise for Charlie Strong. No other reason, wait and see the empty seats,
At least we are not Penn State.
July 22nd, 2012
10:07 am
This is one of the most pathetic Articles you have ever written. Trying to blame it on tough policies and the police??????? Are you really that nieve. Then like always you try to bring up other schools like you always try to do to deflect the enormous problems in Athens. You bring up aubrun? Really? The armed robbers were of course a huge incident but the HUGE difference is this was an externally isolated incident unlike the decade long recurring problems in Athens. Comparing the two is nonsense. Not to mention mike dyer was kicked off the team after failing ONE drug test. Why? Because the coaches rightfully so noticed he was a bad apple and was bad for the team. Yes uga has a culture problem on the football team but to try to start blaming it on everything but what is actually the problem, is truly pathetic and actually quite comical.
July 22nd, 2012
10:27 am
I often criticize you on this blog but you are spot on with your analysis of the discipline situation at UGA. There needs to be less gotcha justice by the Athens PD along with an understanding that tighter rules bring more violations. I do worry however, that the tighter rules do not do more to detur bad behavior.
July 22nd, 2012
10:32 am
i like the scheduling you can`t play great teams every week you will to beat up playing in the sec is hard enough when your healthy. to those fans that don`t want to watch the buffalo game keep your arse at home we do not need ya go dawgs gata!!!!!!!
July 22nd, 2012
10:35 am
Perhaps more time can be spent with the high school coaches who groom these players and even do a background investigation to determine any trouble they have been in. It seems epidemic at UGA but again perhaps UGA is doing what they are supposed to do and not putting up with misbehavior. It seems evident this is the case since players like Mettenberger winds up at LSU and I just notice another player, I believe Bonner is his name who will be playing at Tennessee. CMR and UGA is doing it right and should be commended for it!!
July 22nd, 2012
10:36 am
Actually Ringleader, you ARE the Penn State of the South.
July 22nd, 2012
10:39 am
zach witchett just signed with ole miss we took his scholarship offer back when he got in trouble in high school.
July 22nd, 2012
10:41 am
disagree froggy with all those pretty things in red sundreeses no need to mess with little boys!!!!
July 22nd, 2012
10:47 am
Donnan was let go for many reasons , but the main one was losing to tech.
July 22nd, 2012
10:47 am
Here is the bottom line. I once argued on here to cut football budgets, stop recruiting and only use the students enrolled at the institution, and to require a 3.0 gpa.
As you might guess, it was like wearing a bacon suit into a pack of pit bulls.
The point: If Richt only recruits good students who are well-behaved, UGA's record will look more like Vanderbilt's than Alabama's. All of these coaches are recruiting the same players. All of these schools have players failing drug tests. Bear Bryant once suggested that he would recruit a "whiskey drinking skirt chaser" over a good student every time.
July 22nd, 2012
10:55 am
Richt is a liar.
July 22nd, 2012
10:55 am
If a tree falls in the forest, and no one hears it ……………. did it really fall? In other words, if we do arrest kids in Athens for such, and it hits the wire and the net, it is all over the universe. Everyone "hears about it". In other football towns across the USA, and in the SEC, it is not that way. Kids will be taken to the football coach or maybe the Head Coach, on the first several infractions and that is the way that it is.
All SEC schools basically recruit the same kids. Athens is essentially metro Atlanta. Compare Tuscaloosa or Knoxville or even Columbia or Gainesville or Auburn or Starkville or Oxford to this. The city of Atl is a NEWS MECCA, not Tuscaloosa, near sad old Birmingham.
Besides, it is the kid that decides to act dumb.


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