University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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Strolling down the streets of Downtown is a relaxing activity on a nice day. Whether you have a reason or not, the quaint shops and eateries are a great place to experience the city of Athens. Many students find an hour to meet friends for lunch downtown rather than going back to their apartments or dorms. Athens is famous for its cuisine and with so many restaurants, many students find there are many they have not discovered yet. Starbucks and the various other coffee shops serve many faces as they gather for a quick pick- me-up or to sit down and study. Athens is proud of its authentic coffee shops such as Blue Sky and Jittery Joe ' s. As the sun goes down on Athens a different feel comes into the air downtown, restaurants and shops begin to close up and the night- life begins. Photo by Kelly Bradbeiry Photo bv Erin O ' Keiff Opening 9

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•M years here will be marked by the special events ■ira lcurred. Those events that sparked hours of con- versation: Who will be our new president? Where will we tailgate? How will we move past the loss of our C I d.SSmd.LGS? The everyday features of col- lege also represent the entire experience. Going to class, finding a p3.rK l HQ space, staying up late knowing you have an 8 a.m. the next morning. The once in a lifetime and the everyday are what make our time at UGA better than any other. The 2000-2001 school year was one of the most tumultuous years yet. With changes in athletic, academic, and student policy. University students had to adapt to a new school as they lead the way into the 2 IS t CG 11 1 U Py. I ' holo by Ki ' lly Bradberry Photo by Rebecca Parker Photo by Robin Daitch 0-Editors: Elizabeth Snead Shalini Khosia Photo b Kellv Bradbeny