University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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Construction work was going on all over campus. Almost every sidewalk was torn up at some point for the com- pletion of the new telephone sys- tem. Streets were closed on South Campus for the addition to the Continuing Education Center. The $32 million Biosciences building was begun in November. The project is scheduled to take twenty-four months. With a $5.6 million grant from PIXIE DUST TIME — The Delta Zetas run onto ttieir lawn to greet rushees at the Peter Pan pref party. Workers didn ' t finish construction on their new house until rush was over. the Kellogg Corporation and a matching state grant, the Con- tinuing Education Center is add- ing 127,000 square feet. WUGA, a new national public radio station, broadcasts from the Center. The university is on the move. As you wander around Athens, you couldn ' t help noticing all the political, social, and physical changes that are happening. It ' s such a unique experience that . . . YOU ' LL NEVER FORGET IT! SPACE STATION UGA — On April 25th Athletic Director Vince Dooiey speaks at the dedica- tion of the BuHs-Mehre Heritage Hall. 6 OPENING

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On the first day of classes you and 26,530 of your closest friends all tried to get on the same bus or fight for that last parking space. Overcrowding was only one thing that was happening on campus. The interim open party policy ended the traditional band party as we know it. Students immediately formed groups to voice their opin- ions on this issue. Luckily, it didn ' t rain during Homecoming Week. After an eight- year absence, the student govern- ment was reactivated. And for those of us who never seem to be able to get the perfect schedule, an early drop add was begun winter quarter. Because there was so much happen- ing YOU ' LL NEVER FORGET IT! CHOKE THAT CHICKEN — Georgia came through for a victory over the University o( South Carolina which put us 3-1. As the tirst home game after classes had started, this victory got the fans psyched up with that famous Bulldawg spirit. NO AIRCONDITIONING in Sanford Stadium? — With the temperature in the 70 ' s for all of the home games, the fans kept their cool and blew the other teams away. 8 CAMPUS LIFE DIVISION