University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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lystu- Jige Cririfr VIEWPOINTS Left: The cashier booth in the Tate Center is where students go to purchase many student related items I work because I have to meet my wants. I have a sense of inde- pendence since I don ' t have to call home or write my mom for mon- ey unnecessarily. — Stephanie Brown As a college student with no parental super- vision, it ' s easy to fritter away your money. Be- cause of this, I ' ve learned to set a budget and stick to it. —Joanna Horton Because of the con- stant demands of col- lege life, I have learned to manage money more wisely. There are al- ways more wants and needs than money. —Kecia Bankston Near Left: For many stu- dents, bein$ away at col- lege gives them their first experience with using and handling credit cards and their bills. Far Left: Some students work to meet their needs or wants. A popular place to work is at the Tate Cen- 1 IVannj ewman l- ' plicid Cosp ?r

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p Accounting 1 : Deanna Newman Being away at college gives students many opportunities to learn how to take on re- sponsibilities of their own. One being how to manage money and expenses. In addition to handling classes, students must pay endless amounts of bills. For those who live on campus. life is somewhat easier be- cause everything is paid quarterly, such as housing and food. But, there are also other expenses, such as mon- ey needed for entertainment and clothing. Those who choose to live off campus have additional bills, all which are due monthly. There are bills for electricity, cable t.v, and phone service, which are not included in the cost of rent. Although parents, loans, and scholarships help stu- dents pay for school bills, not every bill or need may be net, and so students must find ways to pay for those needs by getting a job. Some popu- lar places that students work at are Bennigan ' s, Guthries, and Georgia Square Mall. The University hires many stu- dents to work in the library, food services, and the resi- dent halls. Once money is earned, stu- dents must learn to manage their money wisely, which hopefully is something that they learn to do throughout their lives. Gelling money from home or work is a higblighl of a sludent ' s day. Paige Griner

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VIEWPOINTS Right: Because of conve- nience; some Math 102 and 116 students choose to take their tests at night. I ' m finally awake by the time I go to night labs and tests. — Laura Bogan I think teachers should schedule tests during the class. Hav- ing them at night is very inconvenient. — Connie Allen 1 don ' t feel safe xoalking home from night classes, and the night bus is not very reliable. — Erika Detlefsen Near Right: Doing re- search seems to be an end- less job, all which has to be done outside of class. Far Right: Language stu- dents are required to go to lab to get extra experience with the languages. 28 CAMPUS LIFE