Volume 52 of the University of North Alabama yearbook, the Diorama, was printed by Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Texas. The 240-page year 2000 book, You Are Here, had a press run of 3,000. Individual student portraits for the classes section were taken by Paul Vaughan Studios, Murfreesboro, Tennnessee. All pages, and the cover, were produced by the Diorama staff, using Macintosh computers, and submit- ted camera-ready. Photo illustration line art produced from UNA photos through Adobe Photoshop. Cover and title page design Shane Cortez Title page photograph Wesleyan Towers Adam Robison Student Life division pages Chalk Artists Andrew Wardlow Sports division pages You are Noseguard Adam Robison Classes division pages Y2K Film-devouring Camera UNA file photo Faculty division pages Dr. Robert Adler at Work Shannon Wells Organizations division pages Diorama Flor-Ala Photographers S.Wells Greeks division pages ATQ Triumphant Chandra Dye Closing division pages Clay Beddingfield, sculptures . .Andrew Wardlow
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MT fcBB travel through school at breakneck speed. One minute, you can ' t find your freshman English classroom, and the next minute you ' re applying for graduation. Between those two moments, it feels like you ' re suspended in time. You are between your adolescence and adulthood. You AV between asking mom for money and telling her about your raise. It is what happens in these in-between moments that makes the college experience. You face a new cen- tury, a new millennium, and a new time in your life. Right now, at this very moment, you are experiencing life as you know it for the last time. Every trip to the Guillot Center, every exam, every football game: You will never perceive it through the same uncertain eyes of a college student again. And while it may feel as though you ' re suspended in time, each of those suspended moments passes so quickly that you ' re finishing up before you know it. On the cusp of Y2K, you are in one of the most impor- tant in-between moments you will ever experience. You are H l SPLASH! Matt Schmitz is dunked during the Back to School Bash sponsored by the Uni- versity Program Council. THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR WALKIN ' . When buildings were ' elevator- challenged. ' students got their exer- cise by climbing stairs. YOU ARE AIRBORNE (opposite page). stu- dent beats traffic and parking problems by using an alternative method of transporta- tion: his bicycle. r vtjj
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