How UGA students combat Asian stereotypes, Phi Kappa and Demosthenian end intersociety debate

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On our 12th episode, culture editor Rachel Priest talks about how Asian American students at UGA combat Asian stereotypes. Campus news editor Savannah Sicurella discusses why the Phi Kappa and Demosthenian literary societies ended their longstanding intersociety debate. News editor Hunter Riggall shares an update on the Greek Life scandal in which $1.3 million in funds were stolen from three UGA student organizations.

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