University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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foot ' OOtC for thought. Meredith Levin and Kevin Cranman grab a quick lunch from John Gundaker ' s Campus Dogs. The third year law students did not want to take too much time away from studying for the Bar Examination. UOUy WANT Ik i B Achievements begin the mind. Isn ' t that what they say? Henry Ford once said, If you think you can do a thing, or think you can ' t do a thing; you ' re right. To each individual who steps onto campus, the University offers countless ways to achieve. For some students, the sweetest achievement is obtained in the classroom. There may be nothing greater than earning an A on a final exam. Other students may believe their extra-curricular achievements are the best. Excelling in a sport or holding an office in an organization are uniquely great accomplishments. Your achievements at the (Jniversity are sure to enhance the rest of your life. 2 Opening