Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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10 - Opening Communicating wmv' L . L The area around the post office is always packed with people trying to put their two cents worth into the conversation. Arm! 1211612 gnun Any questions a student may have can almost always be answered at the information Desk in the Union. While some students are on their way in, others are leaving. Stopping to talk about material on a test, a grade, or numer- ous other topics is a main cause of the congestion between classes. A break can sometimes be very fulfilling and peaceful. There are always places where the only person who will find you is a dedicated photographer,

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Eating A favorite pastime of Caiuns is to eat, and there are plenty of places to eat right on campus. mm 5. ' Visiting with friends and fellow classmates over lunch at the Bike Rack, Playing at , A , t lttt tit tttwtwtl After eating there's always fun at a local hamburger joint. Customers at a fast food stand near Griffin Hall. The Bike Rack is the most popular stop for students to grab a quick meal. The commuters and people who live off campus can be found here during almost any break. Openingf 9

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At a fraternity gathering hy Cypress Lake the members hand out surprises to all of the many sightseers and supporters. Above A People stopping in the Union to discuss notes or whatever with old friends can be seen daily. Left - Of course, discussions at the famous hurricane parties may not always be remembered. And More Opening- 11