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

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tower Welcome to the tower! While the Tower Yearbook is in no way officially affiliated with facebook.com, the staff thought that the set up of the popular Web site would be a fun and effective way of taking a look at the Gator nation. Every year, we begin our next chapter in college anticipating and expecting the instances that shape us into the people that we are supposed to become. Just like that, every year brings us new surprises and takes us down unexpected paths; blazing new trails and exploring different avenues. Sometimes life doesn't turn out as planned and we walk away from our old plans and embrace our new realities. The next 400 pages are meant to encompass the realities of the 2005-2006 school year. -Leslie Veiga Friends at UF Allison Cullin Laura Maria Trimeshia Smiley Gonzalez Amanda Eckert Greg Edwards James Darlson Chad Anast Amy Crowe Jay Dompor Garrett DeRosset

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6 [Opening] Table of Contents Home My Photos Homecoming My Parties My Courses Sports My Groups Fraternities Sororities My Friends Sponsored Links Closing

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8 [Campus Uf«] Body Copy Tableofgntems My Photos Homecoming My Parties My. Courses Sports :raternities Sororities. IS JLWli IIWIBtllW losing J Links Tower Announcement This section edited by: Leslie veiga who is interested in: books, movies, tv, politics, yearbook, hockey, ploting, scheming, working for worthwhile causes. Create Your Own! It's difficult as a UF student to say, “There is nothing to do. In a campus as large and diverse as ours, there is always something to do. Whether it's studying in that quiet spot m between Larsen and Bartram Hall or attending an athletic event, or even participating Gator Nights there is never a dull moment. There are more than 60 intramural and club sports ranging from archery to weightlifting. Students also take advantage of the numerous outdoor courts and playing fields on campus, as well as those in the O'Connell Center, the Student Recreation and Fitness Center, the Southwest Rec Center and the Florida Gymnasium for indoor sports. UF consistently attracts world-class symphony orchestras, Broadway plays, operas and large-scale ballet performances. Among UF's artistic venues is a permanent collection of more than 6,000 original works, the largest natural history museum in the Southeast, musical and theatrical centers, two television stations and four radio stations. The learning experience at UF continues outside the classroom through the Student Activities Center. This is the hub for all campus organizations. It serves as an information source for involvement on campus. Many a leader has gotten their start on the third floor of the Reitz Union. The SAC is the home of the Student Government offices which are open to all students. Dorm life is also a big part of campus life. This is where many freshmen meet and make their first friends. It's an exciting experience getting to know different things and a variety of people you would normally not meet otherwise. Another huge part of Campus Life is the Gator spirit that encompasses and connects each student. Tradition is deeply rooted in everything at UF. From Procrastination to Homecomings, things haven't changed much in over 150 years. Campus life is a hustle and bustle of so many things to do. There are so many experiences to have, so many people to meet. -Diana Delgado Connection View More Photos of Campus Life This is your life. tat Above: -ifrom frt arcon a lt v ennx A itulrrti to (f|o, Pv trtnjurtv c-n . r«v »cp(} Cota tAa at P cv-cut bevrr je provdrr. fra ) rdkWS HUjrtl Abttra: iar Af'dnvjn t- » to fiwi t OOM word on W routr i but (Atn tv fnM