University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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ife as a UGA student involves more than simply going to class. Many students volunteer their time to various charities and organizations on campus and in the Athens community. Big Brother Big Sister, Communiversity, Athens Tutorial, Greek philanthropies and Habitat for Humanity are just a sampling of service opportunities that Athens has to offer. Many organizations require members to do a certain amount of community service each quarter. Two campus wide volunteer efforts are Into the Streets, sponsored by Communiversity, and the Dance Marathon, an event that raises money for the Children ' s Miracle Network. It takes an incredible person to give so much of their time and personality to an organization, but that is just the kind of student that both the University and the Athens community encourage all of us to become. Opening « 9

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| H| iversity on campus this year came T l in many forms. From differences I J I ethnicity and race to variations - I in sexual orientation, the year saw ifa J many demonstrations of student individuahty. Beginning with the Human Rights Festival in the spring and continuing with ethnic celebrations such as India Night and Super Japan Night, students held many events to celebrate their diverse interests. James Agee once said, In every child who is born, under no matter what circumstances, and of no matter what parents, the potentiality of the human race is born again. As members of the human race we must strive to realize our potential, regardless of our race, religion or gender. The world is made of many different cultures, and it is the meshing together of these cultures that makes our campus unique. - i I M1 , 0 (