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

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 A Place to be at! Since 1905. the University of Florida campus in Gainesville has been voted as one of the most beautiful college campuses in the southeast. It's apparent to all why the campus repeatedly receives this honor. From the brick, vine clad buildings to the canopy of trees that overshadows those buildings, the UF campus is definitely a beautiful place to learn and study. At the center of all of this campus beauty stands Century Tower. The 150 foot-tall tower dominates the skyline of campus and serenades students walking in the vicinity. Other campus landmarks that pepper campus include the Baughman Center next Lake Alice, the University Auditorium (which has stood as a symbol of UF's prowess since the early 20th century. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium and Dauer Hall. The varying ages of the campus buildings reflect UF's history and also provide and interesting study in architectural history; from Sledd and Murphree Hall (built in the 1910s) to Rinker Hall (built in 2003), the range of history on campus provides a unique learning place. There is no doubt that the University of Florida campus is one of the most beautiful and well distinguished in the nation. From historic landmarks to modern wonders, the buildings and structures that make up the UF campus are second to none. -Diana Delgado The Gator statue could been seen outside of the University Audito- rium.. Photo by Joso Otoro 12 CBAPIIS lift

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Alumni and students had the opportunity to buy a brick on Gator Walk which leads into 8en Hill Griffin stadium. Photo by Jose Otero This student displays the Gator Chomp hand motion during the Gator Bait cheer. Photo by Jose Otero ofiTOP ipfiomons n

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The University Auditorium is one of many historic buildings on campus. Photo byJoso Otoro CAMPUS 13 Above: The majority of the UF academic build- ings have a bricks incorporated in its design. Photo by Jose Otero Right: The French Fries are located near Turlington Plaza. Photo by Jose Otero