University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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It might have seemed hke things were for sale every- where in Athens. This is due to the fact that every- thing is for sale in Athens. If it wasn ' t the street ven- dors and newspaper sales- people on campus, there were places to buy things everywhere downtown. Not to mention the people calling every hour trying to get you to change long distance, donate money to the police force, or just the junk mail and email that arrived everyday. It was easy to realize that the best place to relax sometimes involved the purchase of a cup of coffee or smoothie from some place downtown. 1 2 f ■ ' jcr

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c ' 5b I The University of Georgia will probably never be finished. Renovations, building improvements, and even changes in landscaping and roads were a common site on campus. When Gilbert Health Center closed, it was for the opening of a state of the art Medical Facility. The medical center moved from North to South Campus in the spring of 1998. The old facility became Gilbert Hall, housing many oi the foreign language classes. The new building on South Cam- pus was not only bigger and newer, but it provided much more convenient parking. 1 4 CJ j ' € ' n ifi-g: Tl w