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Median CEO pay crosses $10 million in 2013
NEW YORK - They're the $10 million men and women.
Santana, Braves blow lead, fall to Red Sox 8-6
ATLANTA - There's a troubling trend developing on baseball's best pitching staff.
Gasoline prices have familiar look as summer begins
NEW YORK - If the price of gasoline looked familiar this Memorial Day weekend, there's good reason. For the third year in a row, the national average was within a penny or two of $3.64 per gallon.
Experts: Mass murderers are hard to predict
GOLETA, Calif. - Colorado movie theater shooter James Holmes. Sandy Hook school attacker Adam Lanza. And now Elliot Rodger.
Jimmie Johnson's title defense is on after win
CONCORD, N.C. - Jimmie Johnson's run at another Sprint Cup title is on and could bring him a piece of NASCAR history.
Florida State to host Georgia Southern in NCAA tournament
The Georgia Southern baseball team will make its 14th NCAA tournament appearance on Friday when it faces Florida State at 6 p.m., on ESPN3.
Georgia Southern comes together
Jason Richman pitched on Wednesday morning in a Southern Conference tournament-opening loss against Appalachian State. Later that night, Richman learned that his mother had died.
US plants prepare long-term nuclear waste storage
WATERFORD, Conn. - Nuclear power plants across the United States are building or expanding storage facilities to hold their spent fuel - radioactive waste that by now was supposed to be on its way to a national dump.
Inside Bulloch Business with DeWayne Grice - Tourism a major economic boost for Bulloch
One morning entering Statesboro on Highway 301 just past the entrance of Georgia Southern, where the speed limit drops quickly, I was welcomed to town by then rookie Statesboro officer Stan York.
Statesboro brewery Eagle Creek expands flow
Eagle Creek Brewing Co., the microbrewery on Savannah Avenue in Statesboro, last week started up an automated canning line, packaging two of its beer varieties in cleverly illustrated, high-graphic aluminum cans.
Thinking of God with Larry Sheehy - Apostle Paul a model of commitment
In "Legacy of a Pack Rat," Ruth Bell Graham tells of a musician who lived in a land where "God's music" was not allowed to be played. Every day, he took out his copy of Handel's "Messiah" and placed it on the dining room table. Then, on the table, his fingers silently played through the entire score.
Stilson students win state art contest
Three Stilson Elementary School third-graders received top honors in the 2014 Georgia Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest. Chazz Shuman and Jayce Frutos each received first-place ribbons, and Laci White placed third in the kindergarten–third grade category.
East Georgia State College faculty members promoted
Faculty promotions at East Georgia State College have been approved and are effective as of Aug. 1, 2014. They include the following: Alan Brasher promoted to professor, Paul Cerpovicz to professor, Pat Homer to assistant professor, Jing Kersey to assistant professor, Walt Mason to professor, Dana Nevil to professor, Carmine Palumbo to professor, Jessica Palumbo to assistant professor, Sandra Sharman to professor, Breana Simmons to associate professor, Mina Vora to associate professor, Jimmy Wedincamp to professor and Shawna Williams to assistant professor.
Georgia Southern beats Samford to win Southern Conference championship
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- The Georgia Southern Eagles left the Southern Conference with a bang.
Global food tax could help families lose weight, UN official says
Unhealthy foods ought to be regulated, according to a United Nations official who issued a May 19 press release calling for unified global action to help families deal with obesity and its related costs.
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Wage theft: How employers steal millions from American workers every week
There are thieves stealing billions of dollars in America who are not robbers targeting convenience stores or banks. They are not thugs pointing guns and grabbing cash at gas stations. The billions stolen are part of "wage theft," and the culprits in the workplace are employers, not employees.
Bad statistics that stop people from having kids
Why are fewer people getting married and having children today? Why do those who have children have fewer of them? Why are more and more choosing to have no children at all?
Suarez draws more biting criticism
NATAL, Brazil - Uruguay striker Luis Suarez could once again be in trouble and facing a long ban after appearing to bite an Italian opponent Tuesday in a key World Cup group game.
Standout results in Brazil fuel CONCACAF ambitions
RIO DE JANEIRO - Success for North and Central American teams in Brazil is fueling the region's ambitions for future World Cups.
Nadal struggles, survives first round
LONDON - Chasing a shot to his right, Rafael Nadal slipped and tumbled to the Centre Court turf. He popped up, raced across the baseline to get back into the point, and later capped the 14-stroke exchange with a backhand passing winner.
Déjà vu all over again
MIAMI - LeBron James delivered his message loud and clear, without actually saying a word.
Woods set to make return
BETHESDA, Md. - About two dozen photographers lined up in a row on the range Tuesday at Congressional, a reminder that golf is different when Tiger Woods is around.
Outdoor Life: Summer fishing on the Georgia coast
Summer is here and there are lots of salt water options along the Georgia coast in the coming month. Whether you want to fish inshore or offshore there are plenty of charters going out every day from Savannah to St. Mary's. Got your own boat and some skills of your own? Got the itch to go it alone? June and July are great months to see what you are made of. There will be a variety of willing fish showing up in the next thirty days and there is something out there to suit every style and taste. Before ...
Georgia Southern welcomes QB Garrett into the fold
Freshman quarterback Monteo Garrett enrolled in classes at Georgia Southern on Monday and will join the Eagles on scholarship as a part of the 2014 recruiting class, an official in the athletics department confirmed Tuesday.
Vampin' Gamer with Timothy Webb: 'Outlast' will have you jumping out of your seat
I don't think I've ever genuinely been scared while playing a horror video game, but Red Barrels got it right when they designed the first-person survival horror game "Outlast," a game that literally had me jumping out of my seat during gameplay. Not only is the game downright scary, but it's entertaining as well.
Notable Notions with Linsay Rudd - Get behind Team USA
I don't know much about soccer. No hands, two goalies, lots and lots of running - that's about the extent of my knowledge.
Top 3 films at box office are sequels
NEW YORK - The Las Vegas ensemble comedy "Think Like a Man Too" topped a slow weekend at the summer box office with $30 million, besting blockbuster holdovers from last week and Clint Eastwood's new Four Seasons musical "Jersey Boys."
Professor Profile
Charles Harter is an accounting professor at Georgia Southern University who does his best to ensure all his students achieve the highest levels of success of which they are capable.
Student Spotlight
Jacarmen James is a rising senior at Georgia Southern University who believes that doing things for others will help him prosper in the long run.
There's plenty to do around here
I like Proverbs for several reasons: I learn something new every time I read it; the sayings are wise and easily understood; the glory of young men is in their strength, but the beauty of old men is their gray hair and great legs; grandchildren are the crown of the aged and that's why we had children. I realize that I have taken a few liberties so give me some slack.
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