University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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L U Ifi Srt J Ji ic face The rich shadent life at UGA caters to every student. Whether interested in politics or botany, there is a group of people for you to meet that share your inter- ests. The Tate Center has become a symbol of student life and student activities. It hosts a Student Activities Fair once a semester and houses many of the school ' s largest organizations. Just across the plaza is the Book- store, impossible to get into at the beginning of the semester to buy books, but after the rush a fun place to walk through to look at UGA paraphernalia or just to pick up a magazine or greeting card. In the middle of these two buildings lies the Tate Plaza. A constant area of activity, clubs are always advertising or hosting some activity for students to interact with. It is not uncom- mon to pass through the plaza while a band is playing, a preacher is giving a sermon, or animals are wondering around for you to play with. With this never-ending activity, it is no wonder the Tate Center is the focal point of stiident life on this campus. Photo bv Liz Cloud b Kelly Bradberry

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Inside the notorious Tate Center, Tate students can find time to play a game of pool. The game room also gives students the op- portunity to compete in tourna- ments, play video games and battle it out in ping-pong. Who will ever be able to erase those memories of waiting for the bus? The Tate bus stop experi- ences the most traffic since al- most all buses stop there and students are usually coming to or from the student center. Along with becoming part of stu- dent life is the Tate Information Booth. Here students can also find information that will allow them to meet new faces and in- teract with them. The Tate Center couches are used for so many things. Eating, socializing, studying, or taking a nap after an 8 a.m. make up just a few. You can always find a familiar face in the Tate Center.

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Vrtah gingf racfeyfrorn clayncP n Downtown Athens is a conrmon gathering place for many faces in the crowd. Whether it be a daytime trip to pick something up in one of the shops that lines the streets, or to celebrate at night with friends, you can always find something going on in the streets of down- town. Athens has a national reputation for producing quality music and cuisine for its residents and beyond. Whether eating at Broad Street Bar and Grille after a long day of classes, dining at East West in the evening, or satisfying your late-night hunger with the Grille ' s unique food, you can always find somewhere to satisfy your cravings. With a minimal amount of chain stores, shopping is a special experience downtown. Clothes, music, and housewares can all be purchased, a great convenience for students living on campus. And then, of course, there ' s the night-life. Known for the amount of bars and concert venues, many students at the Uni- versity find their weekends going to concerts at Georgia Theater and the 40 Watt Club and celebrating victories and holidays at one of the many bars. PlH.k hv l-rin O ' Kfilf 8 Opening