Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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For the artistic, the daring, the mischie- vous, and the curious, the fourth annual TUCP All-Nighter was an event not to be missed or easily forgotten. Offering more ac- tivities than a shimber party, the University Center was transformed into a haven of all night fun. From dusk to dawn, students were able to play and party in any activity of their choice. Tulane University Campus Programming held the first All-Nighter on February 1, 1985 to commemorate TUCP ' s 25th anni- versary. The extravaganza serves to unite the nine committees which comprise TUCP: Concerts, Lyceum, Recreation, Lagniappe, Games, Fine Arts, Creative Publicity, Cine- ma and Tech Staff. In order to ensure the success of this tremendous undertaking, planning began immediately after the Christmas vacation. The theme needed to be one which was easily presentable on flyers and posters; the executive board chose the image of a diner: Open All Night. This vear saw the return of old favorites which again delighted the participants, such as the GrafRtti Dark Room , where stu- dents were invited to leave their marks on the wall, and Create-A-Band . where any motley crew of musicians could take center stage. Among the new activities established this year, some emerged as winners. A mod- ern twist was added to old fashioned match- making and the result was ' Selectrocution , the ultimate in electronic dating. Here, you could send messages to the object of your desire and try to figure out who ' s sending them to you. Unequivocably, the evening ' s favorite was a giant maze which was open all night. In groups of twenty, students were led into a room and when the door was closed, they were left to fend for themselves. Everyone pulled together in a certain way which made it work so well, said Colby Child, President of Tech Staff. He continued by saying, Although the attendance was low, it was the most successful and most or- ganized of the past four years. It would be hard not to be interested in all Melody within is apparent as four students gather within the small confines of the recording booth. this activity. The TUCP All-Nighter pro- vided 12 hours of entertainment, all within the confines of Tulanes own University Cen- ter. As James Konopka so succinctly .stated, For once, I wasn ' t up all night studying. I was .staying up to have fun. — Nickie Denick mim 83

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You couldn ' t even pay us to have this much fun Running Rampant in tlie U.C. A Cacophony of Fun Until Dawn 82 Mark Loev appears to have participated in many events, including Selectrocution — evident by the I initials on his chest — and the recording booth. J

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RESERVED !: ALL HOURS PARKING: Where Y ' At? Ada S Clendening Officer Warren Malveaux, a member of the Tulane Security Department, issues a parking ticket. Cars parked illegally were one of many problems plagu- ing motorists. Although one ' s first reaction might be to ignore a ticket, that is not a recommended solution. As one car demonstrates the motorist will be the lucky recipient of numerous citations. 84 Parking