University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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vJTeorgia, Georgia, The Whole Day Throu gh Georgia has long been known as a state which is rich in re- sources. Not only is our state blessed with an abundance of natu- ral resources, but it is also blessed with a special kind of in people who inhabit Georgia. One of the things that makes our state so great is the existence of the University of Geor- gia. Chartered in 1785, the Universi- ty has progressively grown and changed with the times. Early in the morning, as the cam- pus comes to life, one gets a sense of a new beginning. A new day on cam- pus. In the middle of the day. the campus is full of activity. At the end of the day, there is time for reflec- tion of on the day ' s events. No mat- ter what time of day it is, there is no better place to be than at the Uni- versity in the best stale in the coun- try. The University of Georgia pro- vides endless opportunities to those who choose to take advantage of them. The whole day through, just an old sweet song keeps Georgia on mv mind. . Talking with your professor after clas. may not .i uviv,-.- I c ihr ca- ' ic. ' t thing to do. hut sometimes it is necessary. (ABOVE. Photo by I ' .iul I twilcr.) .Sonic classes just can ' t seem to hold your at- lontion for verv long. (LEFT. Photo bv Laura orrcll.) ' i ' able Of Contents PANDORA 1984 Volume 97 Introduction 1 SLudcnL Life 17 Academics 97 Sports 129 Greeks 209 Organizations 313 People 353 Ads 417 Conclusion 492 2 i. I in Drcric)

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c ampus Becomes Home To Students Ever since the doors to the University of Georgia opened, the campus has been growing and changing. Today, the campus stretches for over 3500 acres in Clarke County. Beautiful North Campus is the ol- dest part of the UGA campus. It is here that the richest traditions re- side. Located on North Campus is the Academic Building. This build- mg contains the offices of student Affairs, Judicial Programs, Admis- sions, Orientation, and the Honors Program. Additionally, the Office of Student Financial Aid is located in the Academic Building. Other buildings of interest on North Campus include the Chapel, Phi Kappa Hall, Dcmosthenian Hall, Old College, New College. Terrell Hall, and the Main Library. Sanford Stadium is the dividing line between North and South Cam- pus. South Campus, with its more modern structures, has grown southward as the University contin- ues to expand. The Physics, Chemis- try, and Biological Sciences build- ings are all located there. Also, Con- ner Hall, which houses the College of Agriculture: Grad Studies, and Aderhold Halls are impressive structures on South Campus. The high rise dorms, located off Baxter Street, are home to over 3000 University students. Brumby Hall houses approximately 1000 women. The steps of the Chapel provide a good place to study. (I. EFT. Photo by Laura Norrell.) Russell Hall houses as many men, and Creswell Hall is home for around L500 students. Other dorms around campus are Hill, Church, Boggs, 0-House, Mell, Lipscomb, Myers, Rutherford, Mary Lyndon, Reed, Payne, and Milledge. The intramural fields are located on the outskirts of South Campus. On these 35 acres of playing fields, students compete in a variety of competitive events. Even further out lies the Universi- ty Golf Course a nd the Botannical Gardens. The University of Georgia campus is a mixture of old and new struc- tures which give it a sense of tradi- tion and progress at the same time. Jeanne Stringer, a public relations major. fmdf a place to work in the Tate Center. (BE- LOW. Photo by Bob Bolden.) 4 INTRODUCTION