University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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radition In Transition

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PANDORA 1989 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA ATHENS, GEORGIA 30602 VOLUME 102 Edited By Mike Augustine

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COMPUTER LITERATE — More and more computers are popping up every day all over campus. Kristan Ger- spaeher uses NewsBank in the Main Library. TORNADO WARNING — Summer quar ter brought a vicious storm which up- rooted trees and caused damage from one end of Milledge Avenue to the oth- David Stembridge he University is a vibrant environ- ment, constantly in motion. So many aspects have changed in the last year alone, it is hard to take note of them all. Fall quar- ter was marked by the largest freshman class in the history of the University. 5,423 first-year students poured onto campus. This situation caused everyone to adapt to crowded conditions. One result was a record-setting Man- agement 201 class — 525 students! The Law School also re- corded its largest first-year class. The Student Association made progress and achieved several of its goals. Negotiating with the Athletic As- sociation, they re- ceived permission for a stadium concert. The stadium has nev- er been used for any- thing other than foot- ball games and graduation. Another achievement was the establishment of a late night study area in the Main Library. The Open Party Poli- cy, a major transition from last spring, be- came official and per- manent in October. To unify all the dif- ferent schools and de- partments, a new logo was designed and adopted campus- wide. OPENING 3