December 2004

Let's Get Real

Politics

Georgia Republicans have achieved their goal of controlling state government. Now comes the hard part – governing and passing legislation.

Tom Crawford

Published: December 2004

Target Practice

Business Casual

The nearly 250,000 students who attend Georgia's public colleges and universities dodged a powerful bullet a few weeks ago when the Board of Regents wisely decided not to push for a mid-year tuition hike as a way of dealing with a $65-million budget shortfall.

Susan Percy

Published: December 2004

Inside the Administration

Gov. Perdue has established the Commission for a New Georgia to streamline state government and make it run more like a business.

Neely Young

Published: December 2004

Life Lessons

The journey from the Cedartown Mighty Mites to the business world is not as long as you might think.

Neely Young

Published: December 2004

Watershed Moment

Art of the Meal

Like its name, this small restaurant represents a turning point. Like its cuisine, Watershed intersects Southern culture's classic tenets -- black and white, city and country, tradition and progress.

Krista Reese

Published: December 2004