University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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52Bl HI9r H F -- T - ' - ' m ■ ■ ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ' 43 i l f -- ri i ■1 % : ;■ ■ ' r-.flJI H L!AIMl7 =; .i .?:■ ' ■ DOMINATE DUAL OECao .l iV I ' ,y - ' ?lr. i-. , oaai aa il -A NOTICE RUSSELL HOUSING PERMIT AUTHORIZED AT ALL TIMES FOR THIS LOT EXCEPT. ON FOOTBALL GAME DAY WEEKENDS.I VEHICLES MUST BE MOVED BY 7 PM. ON FRIDAY NIGHT PRECEDING THE GAME. VEHICLES MAY RETURN 2 HOURS AFTER GAME ENDS. k Photos by Elizabeth Cloud Tailgating 29

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Hotdogs and Bulldogs There is no other experience like gameday at UGA. At a school where the students and alumni bleed red and black and football is followed with religious fervor, gameday is a hallowed event. An integral part of every true bulldog fan ' s gameday ritual is the art of tailgating. Let there be not doubt, tailgating in Athens is definitely an art worthy of appreciation. The rabid bulldog fans arise early, foregoing hours of precious sleep, to partake in the pregame festivities known as tailgating. The RV ' s and campers sprawled across campus, the music blaring, and the hotdogs gr illin g are just a few of the sights, sounds, and smells associated with a ibrant day leading up to kickoff. Tailgating allows for fans and akmini alike to come together in a sense of camaraderie to cheer on their beloved Dawgs. Through thick and thin, bad or good, rain or shine, there are always die-hard tailgaters around the Univer- sity. As it has been throughout the ages, tailgating will forever remain synonymous with UGA football. 1 1 ■ i=« - fT— 1 i 5a - RMnBALlWEBOBB i!r-i ■:.vi: :: : r:: :;,■ Prtfe 4! WITMHOUaMGPaMT 1 S iiim t 28 Features

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Bon-Apetit! You can do it in the dining halls. You can do it on any lawn around campus. Yo can even do it in the Tate Center. Get your mind out of the gutter and get soma food in your stomach; we are talking about lunch. The University offers students many different options to calm any raging appetite. The dining halls cater to tht needs of all students on the meal plan and anyone else who is willing to pa y tc experience the vast array of foods that are available. This year ' s million dollai) renovation to Bolton Dining hall increased both the quality and variety of the fooc accessible to students. Have no fear, if the dining hall is not your bag, there an, still plenty of options for students to choose from. Whether its grabbing a quicli snack from a machine, purchasing a meal at the Bulldawg Cafe, or taking a chance with the Hotdog Man on Baldwin Street, students can always find a way to hav(| lunch around campus. However, for those students dying for something more there is a plethora of fast food and sit down restaurants around town. No mattel what the culinary preference, the Big Dawg never goes hungry at UGA. I 30 Features