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

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THE CHANCELLOR EACH SEMESTER THE CHANCELLOR CHOOSES A DAY TO MEET WITH STUDENTS AND TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS AND TO LISTEN TO SUGGESTIONS. SOME OF THE QUESTIONS ASKED WERE: WHAT IS THE CHANCE OF GET- TING THE BUSES BACK?, WHAT ABOUT THE DIRT BEING MOVED BEHIND THE SCIENCE BUILDING?, I HEAR THAT IS COSTING THE SCHOOL A LOT OF MONEY., AND HOW MUCH IS THERE TO DO ON THE PATIO? ALSO A MUCH WANTED ANSWER FINALLY CAME TO THE QUESTION-WILL THERE EVER BE A PO- TATO BAR HERE? AS TO THE POTATO BAR A COMPLETE QUES- TIONNAIRE WILL BE TAKEN ON THE FOOD SERVICE. IF IT CAN BE DONE ON A BREAK- EVEN BUDGET THEN IT IS A GO. CTHE CAM- PUS NOW HAS A POTATO BARD THE CHANCELLOR WAS ASKED A VERY INTERESTING QUESTION ABOUT DRAINAGE. HE, TOO, SUFFICIENTLY ANSWERED THE QUESTION BY EX- PLAINING THE MANY PROBLEMS THAT MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE THE DRAINAGE PROBLEM WILL BE ELIMINATED. MANY STUDENTS ARE INTEREST- ED IN A DAY CARE CENTER. THE CHANCES ARE BEING EVALUAT- ED. IF THE SCHOOL CAN FIND SO- MEONE TO COME IN AND ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE THEN, YES, THERE WILL BE A DAY CARE CEN- TER, BUT THIS WILL TAKE A LOT OF TIME BEFORE ANYTHING WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED.

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T OGA PARTY OH MY GOSHIII GOSSIPING GODDESSES WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN...ER. GREEK? 'GEE. I'M SORRY, I THOUGHT THEY WERE MINE.' Ir 1 I E , , di I I I I I Ii! I I I I II I I I I .1 R I I' LY -M, ' - I',,L ::' A If 5 ki fi ' ' I V ' in 'z f f 459 'THAT LIL' SUCKER CAME ri IN LIKE AN A-IO--ZIPPEDI RIGHT DOWN THROUGHI HERE AN' RICOCHETTEDI OFF MY ---- .' LADIES S GENTLEMEN CAESAR'S CONGRESS

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DEB I XHINKJ DURING ONE OF THE MAJOR ELECTIONS TO TAKE PLACE IN THIS AREA, LSUA HOSTED A DEBATE BETWEEN THE TWO PRIMARY CANDIDATES FOR STATE REPRESENTA- TIVE, MR. CLYDE HOLLOWAY AND MS. FAYE WILLIAMS.