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The following incidents were taken from Atheiis- Clarke County Police reports and the University Police daily log: Feb. 21 ► A magistrate Judge ruled to dismiss a felony drug charge that was pending against an Alpha Epsilon Pi member. University Police arrested Brandon Adam Grant on Feb. 20 and charged him with a felony count of possession of marijuana with intent to dis tribute and a misdemeanor count of possession of mari juana. He no longer is being charged with intent to dis tribute. March 2 ► University Police set up two vehicle checkpoints and arrested five University stu dents on driving under the influence charges, among other counts. The first checkpoint was at River Road Loop between 7 AWARDS: Student employees hold important jobs ► From Page 1 Georgia to recognize the contri butions that these students make in the communities they are work ing in.” he said "They're every where, and they’re making major contributions." He also said it was very tough to choose winners from this year’s qualified nominees “Our students are doing some phenomenal things. As you read some of the nomination let ters. you would be amazed at the things that our student workers are doing on campus," Swoopes said. Scott Williams, executive direc tor of the Career Center, said the award program occurs yearly on a regional and national level, but this is the first year the University has participated “We just felt like it was an outstanding way to recognize stu dents who contribute so much to UGA," Williams said. 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Willingham, Rowse, Gossett and Griffeth also were charged with underage possession. Gossett also was charged with possession of a fraudu lent identification. Griffeth also was charged with a misdemeanor count of possession of marijuana and driving on the wrong side of the road. March 3 ► A female University stu dent reported receiving harassing phone calls from someone she knows to University Police at 12:30 a m. ► ACC Police arrested a STRESS: Exercise limits anxiety ► From Page 1 response to turn off is a problem," he said. For example, they may be unable to relax. "There are certain styles of thinking that can make you prone to stress," Panico said. Type-A personalities, who are defined by an "excessive competitive drive” and a hurrying “sense of time urgency,” are more likely to be negatively affected by stress, according to the American Psychological Association. People who excessively worry also are more likely to be harmed by stress. But Panico said devel oping problem-solving skills and positive-think ing patterns can help inoc ulate students against stress. While University classes may be the root of stress for many students, the University offers options to help students cope. “Plain, old exercise is going to reduce stress.” said Theresa Bettis, assis Career or hohhy the sky’s the limit ''Discovery 1 ; Flight [ : $49::: I "ad I (706) 549-9294 Firefly Aviation Inc. Athens Airport FIRE^FLY AVIATION, INC A ( in ns . i. .1 Campus Life j\ Division of Student Life CRIME NOTEBOOK male University student and charged him with underage possession of alcohol and pedestrian under the influ ence. An officer saw Timothy Hall, 19, staggering down the right lane of Springdale Street at 4:50 a.m. The officer approached Hall and smelled a strong odor of alcohol on him. Hall told the officer he came from the "KA” house and had about 10 drinks. ► A male University stu dent reported a domestic dis pute to University Police Saturday morning at Russell Hall. University Police arrested Bepjamin Neil Murray, Jr. and charged him with simple bat tery, terroristic threats and underage possession. ► A female University stu dent reported her S3OO moun tain bike missing from her residence on King Avenue to ACC Police. Michelle Anderson told police her blue Schwinn mountain bike, with after tant director for fitness and wellness at the Ramsey Center. Bettis recommended students enroll in classes such as yoga, pilates and aerobics at Ramsey. "Our drop-in and insti tutional programs (such as pilates) will go half price after Spring Break," Bettis said Students also can take a variety of yoga classes at the Mind Body Institute for relaxation techniques “Classical yoga was designed for people to suc cessfully adapt to their lives.” Panico said He said it was designed for people to learn how to accomplish the task at hand and then “turn off” the stress response suc cessfully. “It’s really important to learn strategies and tech niques to manage stress at a younger age.” Panico said. While levels of stress may vary, students can take precautionary meas ures to keep stress at bay. 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March 4 ► University Police arrest ed University student Caroline Anne Covington at 3:04 a.m. and charged her with underage possession and interference with government property. ► University Police arrest ed visitor Jason Michael Vance in the Carlton Street parking deck at 6:59 p.m. and charged him with possession of a weapon on school proper ty. Compiled by Jessica Levine their stress. The University offers ways to help students curb financial burdens. “It's important to sit down and develop a budg et,” said Susan Little, director of the Office of Student Financial Aid "Budgeting is one of the first things students need to develop." Little said students need to set "realistic" spending limits, such as how much to spend on groceries, watching movies or shopping. "Students need to begin to put money in an emergency fund,” Little said Anxiety, time manage ment. nutrition and sleep problems are are common stressors for many stu dents. 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