Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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Muni it ...,l,N...m. .,wit.---- H- liluilwa- U l iw- i uburn is wrapped in tradition. Traditions are as much a part of Auburn as the Samford Tower chimes ringing on the hour. The pajama-clad participants in the Wreck Tech parade each fall keep traditions alive. The Burn-the-Bulldogs bonfire the week before the Georgia football game has also been a part of Auburn for years. Some things we don't usually think of as traditional really are. The rush to Chewacla State Park the first sunny weekend in late February and on into spring quarter is repeated year after year. We buy ice cream at the small Sani-Flush in downtown Auburn just because it's the thing to do. Even sitting on the wall at Haley Center Concourse between classes has become a daily tradition. Few things change each year, rather the events revolve around tradition. And, perhaps, it is better that way, because Auburn, itself, is a tradition.