University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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While the living conditions are far from luxurious, the students benefit from living in the places that they study. The art students live in northern Italy; the Spanish students in Spain; the German students in Germany; and the classic students in Rome, Italy. The ten week program includes not only fifteen hours credit, but field trips within the various countries where the students live. There is also free time given at the end to tra el. Although there is much grumbling about the quantities and the qualit of the food and lodgings, most of the students are willing to go back. Introduction 29

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The University of Georgia offers something for everyone. Or tries to. It even offers a foreign-study program for those with an itch to travel, but who are K w on mone -. There are four programs offered b the University Systems of Georgia during summer (juarter. The four programs are Spanish, German, Art and ( lassies. The language programs require a minimum number of hours of the language, while the art program is for art majors. The Classics program is offered to honor students and Classics majors. : 1« f % m iV.v.. l rt ' i- t V ti ■-IP ' - m SIFNA ' ' C- ' i V ' -S V J 28 Introduction 1 -i

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■Pi WiH The University of Georgia campus has just about every mode of architecture possi- ble. All one need do is to glance around campus to see the variety. From Memorial Hall to the Journalism School to the Art building and back to the restored Connor Hall, the Georgia campus combines the best of the old with the best of the new.