- ...... - -~ .. ...c .'" Senior Brook Coffman strolls to her next class on one of the new sidewalks. The sidewalks replaced old paths created from students walking in the grass. (Photo by Renee Lewis) Melissa GaddiS-Longview, Texas Kelly GanUS-Morrilton, Ark. Rebecca Gaskins-Mccrory, Ark. Gina Gaston-Anaheim, Calif. Jennifer GaY--Carroltton, Texas Randy Gibson-Wheaton, Mo. Lana Gilbert--cottiervitte, Tenn. Megan Gilbert-Hittsboro, are. Andrew Giron-San Salvador, EISalvador Chris GOad-lillie Rock, Ark. Shauna Godknecht-Shamong, N.J. Esteban Gonzalez-Kensett, Ark. Emily Goodwin-Appleton, Wis. lisa Grace-Searcy, Ark. Brandon GradY-Woodstock, Ga. Amy Greek-Pioneer, Tenn. Melinda Green-oakhurst, Calif. Michael Green-Atco, N.J. Tiffany Greene-Mansfield, Texas Amy GreenwaY-Paragould, Ark. Sarah Gregg-Maumelle, Ark. Adam Grier-E. Ridge, Tenn. Brittany Griffin-Statesville, N.C. Jessi Griffin-Republic, Mo. • • 114 people II Returning students found new sidewalks across campus. Added during the summer, the side~alks we re placed between the library and girls' dorms, replacing the WOfn dirt paths through the grass. "I think it's a smart idea," senior lenni Sandlin said . "It/sa lotquicker and it's not as dirty. I d idn't like the dirt paths." Danny DeRamus, d irector of physical resources, said the paths were first created by the students and then considered by the physi– cal resource department. Some trails became sidewalks, like the new path between the trees on the front lawn. Other trails were blocked with fences or hedges,like the additional hedges in front of Pattie Cobb.Hall. DeRamus lis ted the fence around the front lawn as a prime example. "The new fence was created to lessen the consis tent foot traffic ac ross the front lawn," DeRamus said. "During the spring and fall the g rass could hold up, butaunn th e wi nter it became a muddy mess." Some students said the new walks made it easier to walk an)UI, campus during in(:lem"nt weath,,, especially with the standing that often occurred on the lawn and other low spots on pus. "It's nice not having to about getting muddy anymore, jun ior Tiffany Freeze said. Sandlin agreed that the helped the appearance of the people aren't walking on it all time. It just looks better," she Other students did not the changes and some unnecessary. " I know they' re putting in walks to increase the beauty campus, but it takes away things," junior ErinSelbysaid . front lawn is beginning to look little cluttered." -Elizabeth
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