Louisiana Polytechnic Institute - Lagniappe Yearbook (Ruston, LA)

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movementg into and out of the dorms, home for break and back for registration. But one group of students challenged their right to move. The American Civil Liberties Union, acting on behalf of many of Tech's international students, filed a discrimination suit against the university during the summer. Specifically the students were protesting a housing policy requiring all male international students to live in Jenkins gM..t..-s 5 . X ' 'x 1- L its 40-as...,......,k. Q 2 . xw... yn, Residence Hall - the international dorm. And when it all washes and a final decision is made, this may change or not. Some things will continue as always. And still we move. Students move all over the world via Tech Rome, a program allowing students to combine travel to a campus in Rome and earn up to 13 hours of credit. Or we can travel on the Home Economics International tour which takes as gf kv Z g. Nha if fs E3 ,,,., W 'hs LL, f .... W fir in-9-if 5 .M ....t . , H e a t M... T .' .W .M-.dau usual imw 3 Q A . E f v 5 55' 'X' T' .Mi il E 'Z' fs? . 1,1 ,156 M-gkzv' fi? f ' w 't 'Q gx'M..,,:,. K 7 6 T gif 'if '51 fashion design majors to all the major world capitals to see top- notch designs and merchandising techniques first hand. Or we simply move in quiet ways, familiar ways: a walk beside Tech pond, a jog through Hideaway park, a quiet stroll. But in everyway, we are that athlete pushing our capabilities, straining for more, reaching a little higher . . . We are . . . on the move. 'il -l we , s -:ss 1 Q V gg?

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I MISS TECH SUMMER SCHOOL HOMECOMING STATE FAIR JOGOINO COUPLES LIBRARY LITTLE KNOWN FACTS CONTACTS PROCRASTINATION LIVING PLACES RESTAURANT REVIEW ELECTION UNEMPLOYMENT PEARLS TO POLO EEAUTIES CONCERT-ING EXPERIENCE THEATRE MARRIED STUDENTS WRAP-UP BEAUX ARTS BALL