University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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1 Greek Week ' IFC V • Homecoming • - Rush Week -Pan- hellenic • Rho Chi ' s • Fraternity and Sororit)- highlights • Formals • Socials • Philanthropies • and more about Greek Life. • - g. National and I Vw local merchants • - ' ■• Competition • C apitalism at its finest • Support our advertisers by telling them you saw their ad in the Pandora. M .iking a statement? You hct we are! just stroll around campus, uul Athens and voii will discover howwc ' vclxrn telling the world who we are. Look at our school -- 28,000 strong. Yet we are people with different majors, with diHcrcnt backgrounds, and different ways ot thinking. It is no wonder that you will find hundreds of student organizations repre.senting different interests and causes. Whether the Residence Hall Association is fighting for condoms in dorm vending machines, or WUOG 90.5FM is promoting the alternative music scene, students at the University are always making a statement. The statement carries over into our town, as well. Athens is making a statement about many things. History — over 50 years of jazz reawakened at the Morton Theatre. Fame — a small restaurant blown into interna- tional fame by the title of an REM album. Traditions that never fade - the Twilight Criterium, holiday lights, and, of course, the music scene. The University is making a statement about excellence. By overruling an attempted speech code, the Uni- versity made a statement about respecting student rights. By defeating GeorgiaTech, the Bulldogs again proved their tradition of athletic excellence. And by claim- ing a spot among the lead- ing institutions in the Southeast, according to U.S. News and World Re- port, the University is prov- ing that there simply is no better place to be. 19 9 4