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

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Ny Photos Around Campus Create a Photo Album Have any photos to share? Add them here... Create Album Your Friend's Photo Albums S kc many students use txydes to get around campus. bAc racks are often crowded, such as this one outside of the RciUUnon. photo by: :le kc Wogj Junior Matt Nobles enjoys lunch served by the Hare Knshnas on Plata of the Amen-cas outside of Library West. Library West underwent a vanety of changes of the last two and a half years and is scheduled to open in rrvd-2006. photo by: L« e Wnga There is a txeeteway between Marstom Socncc Library and the Computer Soence BofcJng Cher head students can look at geometric shapes created by the archtcc-ture. photo by: Onthu SonOovjl Back to Album Ben Gnffm Stadum is the home of the Honda Gators football team. R val schools fear comng to the swamp where the crowds get rowdy and the on held temperature, at times, reaches 120 degrees. Back to Album The Century Tower is a fixture of the center of campus. The carrion with n the tower gives students to the feme in 15 minute intervals. At times the bells wd play music that can be heard throughout campus.

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 Previous Next Body Copy At every major UF event. Gator fans can usually count on four things. Orange and Blue, and Albert and Alberta. The alligator duo visits everything from football games, to banquets to alumni fundraisers all in the name of UF spirit. Fans crowd around the Gator mascots with cameras and autograph books reminiscent of childhood trips to Disney work). Albert and AJberta love to give hugs to Florida fans of all ages and are always ready to make people smile and do the Gator chomp. Albert and Alberta get the most notice at the annual homecoming celebration. The mascots get top billing as they ride in a convertible during the homecoming parade. They are also the ones to kick off the festivities at the Gator Growl pep rally. They are always clad in their most formal attire for special occasions such as these. In 2003 Albert and Alberta were immortalized in bronze statues outside of Emerson Alumni Hall. These figures have become a prime photo spot for people visiting the UF campus, not to mention a fixture for graduation photos in cap and gown with loved ones. Albert is one of the most popular mascots in the country, and has made the Capital One All-Mascot team along with other SEC rival schools such as Tennessee, Auburn and Kentucky. Although, in their hearts, UF fans know that Albert and AJberta are the best mascots in college sports. -Leslie Ve»ga Back to Album Previous Next Albert and Atocrta nog along w«h the footban team as they bet out the fight song after a home wn. photo by : Onthu Sandoval Friends at UF Adam Wilson Daniel Maland Hope Wiggins Beatnz Blanco

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 Previous Next photo by: Leslie itega Previous Next photo try: Gnthia Sandoval Body Copy UF's campus is one of the most picturesque in the country. It is often called the Harvard of the south because of it's old-fashioned brick buildings. The alma mater gives a description of UF as students and alumni alike sing the words ‘shine forth thine noble gothic walls, thy lovely vine clad halls. Over the years the campus has undergone a variety of changes to become the place that Gators have come to know and love today. The 2005-2006 school year has been no exception. Dorms along University Avenue received a make over. The main attraction was the fact that dorms that previously had no air conditioning received units to cool them off. The main change that UF saw this year was the near completion of Library west. The project, which began in December 2003, was originally scheduled to open by January 2006. However the addition to the buildint took longer than expected, and the new and improved Library West is now scheduled to open sometime in the early summer of 2006 once all the books have been returned to the shelves. The renovations saw a 60,000 square foot addition to the building. The addition added a facade to the north side of the building giving it large picture windows and a fresh look to the south entrance. These changes should allow for more storage space as the UF library system accommodates more than 4 million books. -Leslie Veiga Back to Album Previous Next The prehistoric rock m Turlington Plata, affectionately known as the potato, is a pnme Spot for student demonstrations. At left. Dan Fitzpatrick participates in a Student Government party weddng. photo by : IcsAe Vagj Friends at UF AJyssa Drake Jaime Heath John Hunt [Campus Ufel2l