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With most Athenians focusing their sporting minds on Jacksonville this weekend, it's easy to overlook a lot of other Georgia sports in action during fall break, both here and elsewhere. Here's a brief overview of what you might be missing. • Women's Soccer: Georgia soccer (12-2-2, 5-1-2 SEC) is having a top-tier season and has a chance to make or break its SEC title hopes before the start of next week.

Offense#1 Percy Harvin WR, Sophomore The speedy receiver, who once wore jersey No. 8, is a threat to get to the endzone every time he touches the ball, and the Dogs' secondary will have a tough time matching up with him. "Harvin is a mismatch for anyone trying to cover him one-on-one.

Local record label Mantooth Music will mix beats and charity in a rap and hip-hop concert Friday at Tasty World. The show will benefit the Loran Smith Center for Cancer Support, a community support group that provides free psychosocial support for those in the community who are dealing with the effects of cancer.

A banner reading "Lend Us Your Voice" hangs from the one-story brick building. Inside, volunteers read aloud textbooks in eight recording booths. In 1948, Anne T. MacDonald of the New York Public Library's Women's Auxiliary founded the program Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic to aid World War II veterans that were blinded or physically disabled and seeking an education but could not read Braille.

Grab bag of newsGet your daily news fix before making a weekend trip to jean-shorts territory. Party in the city where the heat is on Travel and Leisure Magazine released its list of the Top 25 cities with the most attractive people. No. 1 on the list? Miami, with Atlanta coming in at No.

Construction on the Tate parking deck provides the Physical Plant with 150 gallons of water a day for irrigation during the drought.

Because of diminishing water sources, virtually all grounds watering stopped and University departments have adopted water-saving initiatives.

Student's 'right to anonymity' waivedPeople seem worried the Beck case sets a precedent for the University to track down anyone who gives a negative evaluation. It does not. Only students who violate University policy via their evaluation forms can be pursued.