Louisiana State University Alexandria - Sauce Piquante Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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What d'ya mean I'm over-drawn? l can't be: I had S300 in my account. Oh, wait! That last zero was a decimal . . . Five dollarsfll Five dollars for what'?! The fee for a returned check!'?! Help! I'm ruined!l Probably one of the greatest responsibili- ties of going to college is managing money. balancing a checkbook, and making ends meet. Whether it's a month of inflation or recession. the balance of funds always seems to fall short. Ever since the age of majority was lowered from 21 to I8. college students have been identified as a poverty-level group. As such they and their parents have received little relief from Uncle Sam. Therefore, as the cost of education continues to rise. the col- lege student must become adept at the art of juggling figures. constant battle of meeting expenses. and remaining solvent at the same time. Digging deep into the pocket. Bruce Melder comes up with the funds for a gourmet meal as Robert Mays and Scott Stanley look on. Think it's bad now - wait a few years! F! Prices 23

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22 Prices Receiving a very welcomed and much needed bi-weekly check from Mrs. Hetzel is Dale Henderson. And AW y Wwmew Even with todz1y's prices. students. like Al Pender. still manage a coin or two forthe 'ole jukebox. Patiently awaiting the final outcome of her book fees. Rosemary St.Clergy prepares her- self for the shock.

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Packet Procedure Giving advice on which Math courses to take. Mrs. Sue Eakin and Mr. James Gauthier counsel one of many students. Confusion is one of the many pains as Mrs, Faye Reynolds tries to direct Teresa Clifton to the proper station.