University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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A0! I ■! tK) Being Greek helps you to learn how to deal with many types of people You have a small group to identify with within the great number at the University . Greeks are only stereotyped by the people who are totally closed minded to the Greek system . . Sometimes beinji Greek does help you in being accepted, and at other times it doesn ' t . . . Some teachers really look down on Greeks, and are ery closed minded in situations deal- ing with Greeks. Diana Brooks r ' l ■■T!a, GR 9-1 CLO(50F(|.a| TMtCBT ' S« OM HIS KT 4 1 rr «rA, M 1 ! 1 D i At a school this size, being Greek helps to have something to be identified with because too many people end up just as a number . . . Everyone assumes Greeks are only interest- ed in partying, and care nothing about the academic side of school . Professors tend to discriminate against Greeks. Marv Beth Hudson

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' J - 5 f A FOREKiN EXC IIANGE STUDENT AT GEORGIA Georgia is easier ihan my school in Paris, but it has a much better atmosphere. Rachel Meiki — France Academically, only the Graduate School at Georgia is on the level of a European University. Peter Zorn — Austria m •i A i i Schools in my country are more difficult The way of treatment in my country is that the teachers are more strict, and the opposite here . . . It ' s location is good for studying, and I like it. Mohammed Rais — United Arab Emirates ■K 24; Introduction 2