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- • ' • VIEWPOINTS Left Outdoor ctfes pro- vided great food and plenty of chances to hang- out with friends. What I like most about downtown Ath- ens is its individual per- sonality. —Andrea Bradner You don ' t have to be doing anything, the at- mosphere engulfs you downtown. —Tammy Schmitte Downtown Athens attracts people from all over because it is the music capital of the world. —Donna Steakly Far Left: Downtown shops were perfect for browsing and buying things that were out of the usual. Near Left: The new Geor- gia Theatre attracts big bands to Athens.
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Classic City Renee Wiener Heading down the Atlanta Highway, the adventure seeker will stumble upon downtown Athens. This is where the student, professor, businessman and visitor comes to experience the es- sence of Athens. Whether its music, movies, bars, restau- rants, or speciality shops, it all contributes to a making Athens a vibrant college town. The music scene that has put Athens on the map con- tinues to prosper. The open- ing of the Georgia Theatre has made it possible for estab- lished bans to play for larger audiences. The 40 Watt, Rock- fish Palace, and The Down- stairs still draws in those rel- ishing Athens ' alternative music. Numerous bars create the ideal atmosphere to hang out and have fun. New spots such as The Globe, Lowery ' s, The Hanger, and Wax Alley show that Athens night life is alive and flourishing. By day, downtown Athens becomes the perfect place to spend a lazy afternoon. Downtown sidewalk cafes and restaurants are wonder- ful places for casual lunches with friends and visitors. Hours can pass away dis- covering Athens ' unique stores and boutiques. Espe- cially important is the mix of people who enjoy downtown and bring life to this classic southern city. Outdoor vendors were a new addi- tion to the downtown scene. Dann Earlv
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VIEWPOINTS Right: Christy Stewart tries to enjoy the comforts of home in the dorm. Dorm life is excit- ing. I enjoy the dorms because I love to inter- act with people. — Lisa Herald When you live in a dorm, you are forced to live like everyone else, to conform. In an apart- ment, there are fewer rules, and you can he an individual. — Chris Clonts Living in a sorority house is different than living at home. 1 miss home, but it comes to a point xvhere your friends become your family. — Ashley Phillips CirufT Jolinson
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