Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Ejection uf student brings crowd to life. The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. Information desk— the nerve center of the University.

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PEOPLE There is only one movement in a university. Its peo- ple. Their goings and comings, studying and laughing, stoppings and turnings, doings and being make up our -orld. They do things as groups, as clubs, as classes, as teachers, writers, politicians, athletes, students and friends. And the ' do things as themselves. We know their faces and names and deeds. We know their disap- pointments and rewards, ' e like them and dislike them either for what they are or what they pretend to be. These are Tulane people. They make it go. The new aii-coiuiirioncil dc)rmitor ' provides a comfortable home a v,i ' from home. jJjJpr WR W ' V gpB Students make quick class change within brief ten minute interval. Distance makes the heart grow fonder.

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TIES AND RESOURCES . . . The strength of the physical plant stems from a continuous struggle to expand and improve. The sinews (jf buildings and surroundings, hardened and flexed, are traced to more than a centur - of planning and exe- cution of development pro- grams.