University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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DISTINCTION ,» living a dawg ' s life The college experience, a concept that no one is able to com- pletely define for every college student. Entering the University of Georgia, the majority of us were told that we were walking into the greatest times of our life. We were to venture out and make the most of our new lives as college students. In the Fall of 2001, many of us have only begun to alter our mindsets to fit this intriguing lifestyle, others are readjusting to the familiarities they ' ve become accustomed to as a returning student at UGA, and still others are facing the conclusion of this anticipated saga. In any case, what we find in the University is a multi-faceted experience that is signifi- cant to our own individual growth and independence as we become educated people of distinction, as we become students at the University of Georgia. It ' s a broad concept the college experience so broad that it ' s relevance is unique to each individual. One defintion is inconceiv- The voice of a preacher was not an unfamiliar sight in the Tate Plaza. With attempts to convert students, these people could be found in the Plaza for days in a row. photo by Erin O ' Keiff Left: The University Health Center is a well equipped, convenient place for students to be seen by physicians. Coming from various parts, sometimes it was easier to visit a University physician. Right: Aerobics is a popular class offered at the Ramsey Center. Students were allowed to sign up for several fitness classes. photos by Billy Cropp Opening

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aUi DISTINCTION living a dawg ' s life able for a campus of 30,000 unique students. Instead, it is the stories told from each of those students that makes a concrete defintion possible. Each story is comprised of different events, emotions, and people. However, each story is a seperate but equally meaningful representation of what one would ultimately present to you as their college experience. You step onto this campus with many feelings: ambition, uncer- tainty, apprehension. Suddenly you ' re a part of the 30,000 people that are enhancing the distinction of this school. You can ' t hide the pride that rushes through you every day that you walk this campus. It ' s the intensity of Game Day, the intelligence within the classroom, the unity of your organization, and the power of individualism that causes us to develop such a sense of belonging. Something changes in the years you spend here at the University of Georgia; you grow, you learn, and you achieve the right to be Getting ready for the game, the volleyball team meets in the middle for a pep talk. The vol- leyball team was made up of very talented girls. photo by Katie Wood Left: Cheering on the basketball team, the cheerlead- ers pump up the crowd. Harrick ' s Hounds were such devoted fans that they didn ' t need much persuasion to get fired up. Right: Sitting outside the library, these girls enjoy the comfort of North Campus. North Campus was a favorite sitting area on nice days. ptioto by Cody King Opening