Centenary College of Louisiana - Yoncopin Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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K KEGS These ominous silver barrels usu- ally crop up along Fraternity Row and with a certain regularity. When someone buys a keg, the word spreads quickly and soon there ' s twenty or thirty people around to share in the fun. Any reason can be used for buying a keg of beer: I lost my notebook; let ' s celebrate! KSCL Centenary ' s radio station has been just about to go on the air for almost a year and a half now. The problem, it seems, has been that while everybody wants a radio sta- tion, not everyone wants to work on setting it up. Although much work has been done already, a great deal more remains before the station is ready to broadcast. In the meantime, keep your radios tuned to KROK and hope for better. L LEISURE There are any number of ways for students to spend their leisure hours on and around campus. It seems like there is always something to be done, though, the big test coming up tomorrow, the term paper that ' s due this morning, or the homework that was due yesterday. But these things can usually be put off a little longer. After all, it ' s dollar night at the Broadmoor. 31