Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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it: jik 1984 was a year for unlimited food and fun at the World ' s Fair. A rainbow of flags shone through the Louisiana World ' s Fair Convention Center. Opening 11

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. . ,. ,. , (continued from page 6) Over 1,000 students marched on ad- ministrators ' offices to protest the change which involved having to obtain tickets to every game in addition to presenting a student ID before gaining admission. Alcohol searches at the gates drew some scor- ching comments from students; they were dissatisfied, too, with the various censorship at- tempts during the year two erotic pieces were eliminated from a student art show; and later a ban on pregnancy-related advertising in universi- ty publications prompted Daily Reveille staff members to plan a lawsuit backed by the American Civil Liberties Union. The matter, however, was settled out of court with the univer- sity revoking the ban. (continued on page 12) Top left: KLSU ' s Juke-in-the-Box attracted musicians from all over Louisiana. Above right: Kick back and listen to KLSU ' s concert sounds. Right: This statue of Caesar Augustus was one of many statues in the Louisiana World ' s Fair Wonder Wall. John Wozniak n i v 10 Opening

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iKKW ' SWW ' f 8 ' ' A + + Only a few more arm swings and their feet might leave the floor. A swimmer ' s view before he dives in and is blinded by water. A dedicated swimmer who won ' t give up until the lights go out. r i Steve Whaley (continued from page 10) With the bitter came the sweet: a trip to the Sugar Bowl in January culminated a thrilling football season. Other varsity sports boosted school spirit enormously, as well. A few cups of good times and a pinch of high spirits contributed to the success of the spr- ingtime festivities of Songfest, Jam Jam and the usual Mardi Gras madness, and all in all LSU students managed to find ways to get the most out of their time on the Baton Rouge campus. The recipe for Louisiana living is sometimes too pungent for the ordinary palate, but LSU students are always ready to try a new flavor and experience a new sensation it ' s part of their unquenchable zest for spice. The upright angle is in the eye of the beholder. 12 Opening