University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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II amsxM There are ad type5 of ipeoipk at the University and :t is that wide variety of peopfe that makes the campus whole. Editor: Deanna Newman Assistant Editor: Cfiarbtte House hX J ' Af I

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students enrollfJ .it the university, AmiTicj ' s iVsf ch.trtctcJ ••tjtv iinivcr- sifi. in ISOI. .U( mu ; T jl tbi- time the university consisted ot one lo cjhin. it hjs rown. I ' he northern edf e borders the heart ot Athens, while the southern perimeter touches older homes and new apartment complexes. However. the spirit ol the early days can be captured with a stroll on north campus. tthan Cohen, Greg DjIsis and Cliff Ramsdell all participate on the Lnivet ' sttv Ku hy Team; however, their per- sonality, st le and interest vary great- ly. Other university clubs help bring all types of students together to share common interest. • ' ' ' r H ' « : ' ' ' -mm 1 IL A ■ 1 - • ■ L • ■ T ' - - .1 K . ■ ' - .if®: Dann Ejrly

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1 - •• • • • H I H B Bi ' K - : ... X: .- - 51. « A K tudents all have some- thing in common. That is, everyone has classes. But, what stu- dents do not have is similar i n t er- ests and how they choose to spend their free time. Because there is such diversity of students, UGA of- fers unlimited choices of activ- ities for students. Some choose to become a member of the Homecom- ing Committee while choose with a others to show their support for a current issue on cam- pus. Others prefer to just re- la X book or watch their favor- ite television pro- gram. What ever a stu- dent ' s choice may be, there is some- thing for every- one at the Univer- sity