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Still Making History... Admission Into the “G Club” 2,000 During American Athlete Winning Redcoat Claimed Their Still Making History MEMORA MM RAT O TIN C NG C G T T H H E E C C H H A A R R T T E 1 E 1 R 7 R 7 8 8 5 – – 2 0 1 0 THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA HIPD In 1887, Sarah In 1887, Sarah RSHIP DISC DER SCO Frierson became Frierson became In 1928, Hugh Hodgson In 1941, the new In 1980, UGA became the 15th institution to attain Sea In 1980, freshman Herschel Walker led While president (1987-97), Charles B. Knapp led AD OV Frierson became Mary Creswell, the Under current president, EA VE UGA’s first full-time LE ER UGA’s first full-time UGA’s first full-time first UGA woman became UGA’s first music Fine Arts Building Grant status—a recognition of excellence in marine the UGA team to a national football construction projects of more than $400 million Michael F. 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Department of Art. youngest president. named in honor of him. Series named in their honor. 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