University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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190 Apartment Life Apartments are yet another alternative to college living at the University of With over 160 apartment complexes to choose from, students can find an apartment to suit their needs. Most students enjoy living in apartment complexes because they provide an alter- native to small, noisy dorm rooms and cafeteria food. Apartment living offers more freedom and privacy, plus more living quarters and an opportunity for students to do their own cooking. (Not necessarily an advantage for all students!) Students living in apartments often excellent sports and recreational such as swimming pools, tennis courts, racquetball courts, and picnic facilities. Still other apartment complexes have recreation rooms, weight rooms, saunas, and club houses. High deposits for rent, telephone, and electricity, as well as year-long leases are about the only problems facing students living in apartments. Lisa Carson, classified 2UF, chose to live in an apartment because, I enjoy which is something I got very little of last year in the dorm. R. Colon APARTMENT LIVING R. Colon R. Colon This student ' s balcony provides a pleasant atmosphere for studying. Residents enjoy decorating the outside of their apartment as well as the inside. Students make car washing a team effort.

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M. Klarman R. Colon R. Colon Living in the fraternity house keeps you close to the action. What ' s better than living in the house? Laying out in front of it with friends! The Theta Chi house offers rooftop tanning decks for sun worshippers. Coolers, lawn chairs, and other beach essentials must be secured before taking off for sun and fun. Greek Living 189

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R. Colon R. Colon R. Colon Gatorwood is one of Gainesville ' s popular apartment complexes. A UF student takes advantage of the tennis courts. Living in an apartment complex often means must commute to school. Apartment Life 191