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Friday, November 5, 3010 I Tub Red a Black - - —• —-i ■" '■ 1 . ■■ 2A BRIEF: Engineering ‘sound’ for state ► From Pag* 1A Adams said. “We’re very fortunate to have a person of his ability and commit ment at the University of Georgia.” Adams addressed a number of other issues at the news conference as well. On the efforts to bring an engineering school to the University, he said he is confident the Board of Regents will approve the plan because “it’s a sound thing for the state, a sound thing for the University and a sound thing for the industry." Adams said negotia tions on WNEG's fate are Clipping coupons? Curious about how to get good deals on food, drinks, hair cuts and car washes here in Athens? The Red & Black round ed up these coupon websites and books so you can stay on a student’s budget and still leave the apartment once in a while. Free Beer Athens JH •>i freebeerathens on Twitter. Free Beer Athens on Facebook ; How it works: Free Beer Athens rounds up daily drink specials Some featured companies: Nowhere Bar. Xhale Hookah Lounge. The Melting Point. Fahrenheit. Loco’s Grill & Pub. Copper ''ffpjfe* Creek Brewing Company Price: Free to follow on Twitter or Like on Facebook i Passport Magazine I How it works: Cut out Athens-area coupons from this purple magazine of adver tisements. More info: If it is not mailed to you, you can pick It up from bookstores on Baxter I Street, convenience stores, banks and grocery stores. Coupons are also online at ’ athenspassport.com Some participating companies: Your Pie, Dairy Queen, 13 Patron Mexican Grill I Cfllies Clothing, Precision Tune Auto Care, Great Clips Price: Free CampusSpecial.com How it works: Print out coupons from more than 90 Athens businesses. You can also order food from Athens restaurants online. Some featured companies: AAA Airport Express. Doc Chey’s, First Class Nails, Off Campus Bookstore, Plato’s Closet, Saladworks Price: Free to print coupons Pearls Before Swme® by Stow* Pasts a WHAT A*€ YOU U CMFI*MIN GOATS STORKS DOING? { RSAI4Y ARE AS SORING AS *— 1 ' i WATCHING PA/NT DRY. \ K_. ~ \ ! / Now Open 1 - t 4 rtimm MOM &££ www.TheCapitalßoorn.c m ACROSS 1 Sink 6 Often fluid filled sac 10 Profit's opposite 14 Unattached 15 Gather leaves 16 Leave out 17 Steam bath 18 Actress Moran 19 Prefix for legal or medic 20 Swelled 22 One of Santa's reindeer 24 Yellowish brown wood 25 Wayward 26 Truthful 29 Relin quished 30 Frothy drink 31 In weeping 33 Peruses 37 Actor Tim 39 Chimney emission 41 Faucet problem 42 _ vaccine; Previous puzzle's solution .i-l* T E W°nil*l o pßaKltS] leHsll vltMO 0 O QltlßlSl Salk's develop ment 44 Ship poles 46 Cold cubes 47 Utter 49 _ over; delivered 51 Make out; recognize 54 Pocket bread 55 Chant 56 Quiet; aloof 60 Jacob’s twin 61 Fashionable 63 India's dol lar 64 Marine bird 65 Ripped 66 Actor Jeremy 67 Leave as Is, In printing v’ • ■ F s' | r Athens' Only Local and m I ) Independent Frozen Yogurt Shop I —'—' 190 Collcqc Avc • 706 354.0351 V J 11. 30a II p Sun Wed •11 ,0c 12a Thu Sat close and he hopes to have the issue resolved by the end of the year. According to Tim Burgess, senior vice president for finance and administration, the station has enough funding to operate through November, and it will have to be reas sessed after that time. • Adams also addressed the football team’s woes, calling the Florida loss “heart-wrenching” and calling the team's 4-5 record a testament to the tough competition in the SEC. Still, Adams is confi dent about the future. “I think there are better days ahead,” he said. “I think we’re going to be fine.” The Dak# Puzzle i 5 ~TOE ~ ; ; tt - 7T - “ Upff S" K ”71 ""BB” - n n_ BP “ ~~|b mpr m .^nTOtr 111 Jilt ■■ 1 __l! 111 •0 W _ Hi H ”■ tkVM 66 Tmy begin ning 69 Pennies DOWN 1 Foundation 2 Ladd or Arkin 3 Aretha's music 4 Present from birth 5 Closest 6 Stream 7 Three feet 8 Glide down the slopes 9 Took care of 10 Crooked 11 Nebraska city 12 Ambu lance's blare 13 Begin 21 Fence openings 23 Stats |psi lively |i 25 Student seats 26 Stringed Instrument 27 Bread spread 28 Diamond or - : ____________ ■ - ________ liUHK ifaffiMMl m I wsmsmi I \"'v. 1 % M SUBmr • ' /• . CHAHtf* RYAN BARBER | Tw Ran a Black ▲ University President Michael Adams spoke of engineering and football at a briefing Thursday. listen to i suggestions 45 Mockingly derisive 48 Builds 50 Disposition; character 51 Counts calories 52 Tiny map In a larger map 53 Fixed gaze Armstrong 29 Frog’s noise 32 Jordan’s capital 34 Parched 35 Gams cubes 36 Ran quickly 38 Store mark- 1 down 40 Moral stan dard 43 Wilting to NEWS How they work: Athens-based dealmobs and Discount Forest post a different deal nearly every day, such as paying $5 for a $lO ticket to Falling Creek Farms for hay rides and haunted trails or paying $25 for a SBO one -hour massage at Classic Hair and Spa More info: A certain amount of people must buy the deal before it can be used, so dealmobs and Discount Forest encourage sharing the deal via Twitter or Facebook. Coupons, which arrive by e-mail the morning after a successful deal and usually expire in three to six months. Deals can also be purchased as gifts. Some featured companies: Beef O’ Brady’s. Papa John's Pizza, Gosford Wine, Dolphin Dive Center, Mirko Pasta. Bodyplex Price: Free to create an account, but it requires a name and e-mail address Fantastic Savings How it works: Buy a sl2 coupon book with mostly buy-one-get-one-free deals from more than 115 ABDfIBQRQE Athens businesses to support nonprofit orgamza tions The most recent book's coupons expire in HV More info: You can buy the book through various fjraz>j£k. Jp businesses and organizations. Near campus, you can buy it at the CVS Pharmacy on Oglethorpe Avenue in November for the Athens Food Bank and the UPS Store on Alps Road. For other locations, call Kris Hanna at (706) 769-1055. ~ Some featured companies: Chick-fil-A, Ike & Jane. New Balance, Showtime Bowl SunO Dessert Price: sl2 UGAboard.com i How it works: Click on links to advertised Athens businesses. Each time you load ■ the page, certain links are made lucky. If you click on a lucky link, a coupon for a 1 free item is e-mailed to you. . Some featured companies: Farm 255, East West Bistro. Jittery Joe’s, Christopher I Mark Photography. Classic City Scooters, Transmetropolitan Price: Free to create an account, but it requires a name, e-mail address, mailing I address and phone number Compiled by Paige Varner (CORN MAZES www.WashingtonFarms.net ■ 706.769.0627 Free hayrides, vortex tunnel, Jumping pillow, and campfires with purchase of admission. Group Nights: Tues, Wed, Frl & Sat No Alcohol n t arts on fir i % \-/± ’ \un S| I I I I It >R I I ss I(I Y\ t* t Kt 1C I ION • ' ■■■ * *. ’ Ih 11. Ml fit: lii I 111 Itsi... '• f 111 (tKiliiiiiiM ‘I,I tin;; ;t.i M 'thll : I ... Mi..,.r; M~l .1,1. i ’ I. • H'i'illf fj -f - ..1, . . ,1.1 • \\ H \ I ■ U.M. . .‘R Will Jfl V | fi| NS (,| | s t Nl, ‘ 1 More attention. Less Attttude. Athens' newest boutique. 54 Walked the floor 56 Get fatigued 57 Perched atop 58 Let, as a house 59 Loch _ Monster 62 Turn the SON CRIME NOTEBOOK Student arrested after parking in intersection A University student was charged with driving under the influence Wednesday after a witness contacted police about a car stopped in the middle of the road with someone inside it, according to an Athens-Clarke County police report. Officers approached Jordan Dickinson Henry, 23, at about 11:30 p.m. after getting a call that a car was parked near the middle of the intersection of Pulaski Street and Hancock Avenue. The report states Henry was leaving his vehicle when officers arrived, and told them he had been at work and had one drink. After failing the breath test and various balance tests, Henry was trans ported to Clarke County jail, according to the report. Compiled by Tiffany Stevens CORRECTIONS The Red A Black is committed to journal istic excellence and providing the most accurate news possi ble. Contact us if you see an error, and we will do our best to correct It. Bditor-ln-Chiefc Daniel Burnett (706) 433-3027 editor@randb.com Managing Editor; Carey O’Neil (706) 433-3026 me@randb.com