University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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WHEN STUDYING ' S OVER 1 Deanna Newman At night the campus takes on a new perspective but not only because the sun has gone down. After hours dtx?s not always in- clude partying or talking on the phone to see what your friends did the night before. For some students there is plenty to be done atter classes are finished for the day. Of course there is al- ways written homework to be done, but there is also lab work to be done, jobs to go to, and research to at- tend to at the library for that dreaded term paper that is due in just a few days. Band members can be seen carrying their in- struments to a practice field and team members are seen geared up for a tough workout to prepare them for an upcoming game. But for some students, school begins after all oth- ers are finished for the day. Night school can be an opportunity for students to pick up a class that they were unable to get during daytime hours. But, night school can also be an alter- native for students to earn a degree while working during the day or for adults who wish to go back to school to continue their education. After classes, band members pre- pare for upcoming performances. Felicia CosfHT A 29

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VIEWPOINTS Right: Because of conve- nience; some Math 102 and 116 students choose to take their tests at night. I ' m finally awake by the time I go to night labs and tests. — Laura Bogan I think teachers should schedule tests during the class. Hav- ing them at night is very inconvenient. — Connie Allen 1 don ' t feel safe xoalking home from night classes, and the night bus is not very reliable. — Erika Detlefsen Near Right: Doing re- search seems to be an end- less job, all which has to be done outside of class. Far Right: Language stu- dents are required to go to lab to get extra experience with the languages. 28 CAMPUS LIFE

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-mmA SPARE TIME Charlotte House Alex Villanueva Even though there is always something going on in Athens, sometimes it is nice to be able to pull away from the regular routine of school and have time on your hands to do what you like. Stu- dents enjoy spending their time in many differ- ent places. Some like to gather with friends and go to Guthrie ' s while others prefer Davinci ' s or Stev- erino ' s before a game. Be- nnigan ' s, Peking Restau- rant, and Gus Garcia ' s are popular for dinner along with Zack ' s yogurt for dessert. After eating. some go to see a live band, such as, R.E.M, Wide Spread Panic, and the B-52 ' s. Roadtrips are another favorite thing chosen by students. Some travel to away football games while others travel with GORP to exciting places. To others, extra time is converted to exercise. At any given moment, stu- dents ran, walked, jogged, and hiked all over Ath- ens. No matter what the ac- tivity, the importance of free time is that it helps students to escape from the academic life, even if only for a little while. Some students chose to express their talents in their free time. Sandra Mersinger