by Chelsea Toledo
HMJatUGA's YouTube Channel May 1, 2012
What a difference a year makes! 2nd-year medical student Hammad Aslam shares how he's changed since entering medical school in 2010, just one year after a car accident left him paralyzed from the waist down.
Featured: Hammad Aslam & Donald Scott. Written, filmed & edited by Chelsea Toledo. Fall 2010 footage from "Hammad Aslam- 1st Year" by Sonya Collins. Additional footage by Yanli Liu and Michael Posey. Still images by UGA Photographic Services.
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by Jessica Luton
Like the Dew May 8, 2012
If real-life technology solved crimes as easily as the methods seen on “CSI” and similar TV shows, there’d be a lot more convictions for criminal offenses in the U.S. “CSI,” which Nielson says consistently draws more than 10 million viewers a week, takes fans to a world where forensic investigators obtain damning evidence with lightning speed, using tools and methods that sometimes aren’t actually available.
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