University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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leeding Red and Black It might be something in the Athen ' s water, no one really knows. But one thing is for sure - Georgia fans bleed red and black. Some of us have been that way since birth, the product of two true Bulldo g fans. Others of us were just recently afflicted with this disease. It is most evident how rapidly it spreads on Saturdays in Sanford Stadium when the stands become a sea of red. Going to a Georgia football game in any other colors would be considered a sin by most fans. Inexplicably that bulldog pride seeps into your system and before you know it , your entire being is affected. No matter how good or bad the football team is playing, you can be certain that the Georgia fans will be done up in style and rooting until the end. It ' s a phenomenon not understood by the outside world. But any Georgia graduate knows the true feeling behind what it means to bleed red and black. P ' to b - Robin Daitch Photo by Jamie Chesin Photo bv Robin Daitch Spirit 13

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After the sun sets. . . What did you do last night? This question is asked and answered a million times a day around campus. While every one of us comes here to get an education, a majority of our time is spent wondering what adventures the will possess. The students at UGA have many diverse interests that vary from church groups to keg stands, and the attractions offered by the city of Athens and the University insure that the nightlife is never dull. Athens is a classic college town that is suited to the needs of a normal college student. There are cheap restaurant to eat in late at night, a plethora of bars to waste money in, and various venues that feature concerts by local bands. Students from other colleges envy the downtown area that we who live in Athens take for granted. The University itself has many programs that students can enjoy at night as well. Many celebrities, politicians, and prestigious country figureheads have spoken before the student body and taught about their area of interest. The University Union has had many popular music groups play on campus, including DisHnv s Child and most re- cently Vertical Horizon. The Greek organizations on campus, as well as SGA have contributed to the nightlife with events like fashion and talent shows. So, whether it be keg parties, crazy nights downtown, SGA meetings, or just relaxing with friends, the nightlife in Athens is always a topic of conversation. 14 Features