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

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iiAll tight, said the Writer of Fables, in a Whisper; iibut for goodness sake speak lower? iWhy $07, the Fortune asked in surpm'se. Nth. So as not to wake me? replied the Writer'of Fables, a holy o: . , ., brooding up0n his beautiful face. 4 h v -The Fortune and the Fabuh'st 0 IBcekends Sundays, also known as Lazy Sundays, arenit so lazy sometimes. After a weekend of parties, dancing and fun, it is time to get back to all that homework, WIite those papers and read those books. They are a day to run errands, go to the mall go to the bookstore, go shopping for groceries. All the things that didrft get done earlier in the weekend are left for Sundays. Sundays are also When some students attend religious services. In some faiths Sundays are reserved for obser- vance and rest. For those that didnt procrastinate, Sundays are a day of rest. They are for relaxing and are used for prepan'ng for the week ahead On Sundays in Gainesville it is always nice to sit by the pool When its warm or stay home under the blankets watching re-runs When its cold. A relaxing afternoon tan also be spent at lake Wauburg enjoying all the beauty around There, students can go oanoeing, swimming, or just sit by the lake enjoy the View and think happy thoughts. Other Sunday, activities include going to the movies and the theater. These are just a few of the things can be done on a Sunday. They are enjoyable and relaxing activities that dont put any stIain on you. Some people enjoy going out to dinner With friends at F tidayis, Benniganls, or Chills to name a few of the eateIies on Archer Road. Sundays are the beginning and the end of the continuous cycle that is life in Gainesville. -Diana Delgado - - . V V W i , ' ' ' d h s d Church semceg like this one at The Rock of Gainesville, liv e 11 up 8 on d ay mornings spiritually. A lazy Sumiay wouldnt be complete Without a scenic: Katie Carlson spen 3 er un ay photo by, Melissa Bersach v1ew hke this one at the St. Petersburg marina. volunteering at local Church nursery. photo by. Leslie Veiga photo by. Melissa Girlson

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unior Melissa Bersaeh has devoted much ther time in Gainesville to her faith She became involved With The Rock OfGainesviHe Christian Church during her freshman year. T have met some of my best friends and found a second family at The Rock, she said Bersach has gotten invelved in several minis- try groups at the church, including the Church Choir and the salsa ministry. The Choir performs at Saturday and Sunday services at the Church located in southwest Gainesville. The salsa ministry performs not only at Church events, also at community and university events like talent shows and Club f unctions. Bersach is also an active member OfROCk UP. Rock UP is the student outreach organization of The Rock Church They try to spread their Chris- tian message on campus and encourage people to make an impact through evangelist outreach She comes from a Christian background since her father is a preacher at a Christian Church down in Miami, Where Bersach is originally from. -Les1ie Veiga Dominant Students relax in the Hume common room and take their Sunday to make a puzzle. photo by: Kirsten Schmjtt Above; Students take advantage of an apartment complex pool party to work on their tans. photo by: jesse Wright

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iilViake haste and get ready before the weather gets too hot and go straight on your road while you areN out and behave prettily and mo destly? -Little Red Riding-Hoo 1R0 ad Finally, you finish your last exam for the spring semester and you are done for the year. Its that time of the year, ROAD TRIP! iiMy most memorable road trip would have to be jacksonville 2004,, Gators V. Bulldogs garnef Annette Velasquez, BHP. There was crazy people everywhere and very lenient security. A good time was had by all. You and your friends have been planning it since spring break Everything is ready to go. Destination anywhere but here. iiOne of the most memorable of all road trips that l have been on since Ive been in my fraternity has to have been my road trip to Atlanta Georgia? said Henry E. Green TIL 4L8. This trip was one of the first times where nearly all of my fraternity members traveled together at the same time. It was one of those times when you learn to truly live like a family. Its that time to experience the wide open roads of America. When you arrive at your apartment you burst through the door and immediately grab for the house phone, since you are over your minutes on your cell phone, to call your best friend and tell them you are ready to hit the road The ear toting your best friend rolls up, and you both pile your bags in and hop into the car. Making your way to another friends house you talk the drivers ear off. The car pulls into the next apartment complex where the last passenger stays. They throw their stuff in and you all are off. At last, the three amigos together once again for another mind boggling road trip. Now its the three of you laughing, joking, and singing along to some of your favorite CD5. T A few frineds and I went to Jacksonville our freshman year. We had 14 people in a Suite at the Clarison Hotel, Ryan Moose, 4L8 said uGoing to the game and winning and celebrating at the landings with everyone rip from UP was the most memorable trip Tve had? to S -Eliana Burns This student is packed and heading out the door for a weekend filled with fun and excitement in 1 a far off land. 5 :3 photo by. Eliana Bums JHent Life If the trunk of his car would just close without breaking the tons of suitcases inside of it, he could hit the road and get on his way. photo by. Eliana Bums Freshman Jessica de la Torre sits down with a travel agent to plan her Spring Break adventure to Cancun, Mexico. She doesnit plan on taking the trip for a few years, but she figures its better to be prepared. photo by. Eliana Bums