University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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New generations of bulldog fans are produced after every season. They are creating new faces to be remembered. The face of the student that once stood on the sidelines now cheers in the stands with a new generation. Students push their way to the edge in order to stand out from the crowd. They do not want to be just another fan, but an individual D or W. It is these fans that make a football game memorable Hairy Dog is just one of the many symbols of pride for this university, second only to Uga. His spirit at every sporting event pushes the fans to never stop cheering for their Dawgs. The sense of spirit embodied by the players of the University is unmatchable. Though subject to endless tryouts and constant criti- cism, they give their all for the students and alumni every time they step onto the field. Photo by Rebecca Parker Photo b - Rebecca Parker Opening 5

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MslalchJtg Football games are times when individual faces and voices unite as one. They all have one goal, to have a victory against the team that dares to challenge the bulldogs between the hedges. Even when they are playing away, the Red and Black can be heard. After one game the songs and cheers become a permanent addiHon to memory, these tunes that will live on in each student forever. The band member, the student, the athlete, and the alum all rally together in singing Glory, Glory to O ' Georgia. These fans can be seen at every sport the Uni ' ersity has to offer, basketball, soccer, swimming, tennis, and even the club and intra- mural sports. One of the true benefits of a larger school is this rich tradition and pride in athletic excellence, especially being part of the South Eastern Conference, attending a Georgia sporting event is like no other. The fans are not just faces in a crowd, they are loyalists of the finest school in the land, the University of Georgia. 4 Opening

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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.