Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Covin Gassen Languages A three semester requirement of any foreign language offered in the curriculum must be filled by all Tulane stu- dents. During these three semesters, a greal deal of time is spent at the language labs. Many different languages are taught. They include Eng- lish as a Second Language, French, German, Greek, He- brew, Irish-Galic, Italian, Latin, Portuguese, Russian, San- skrit, Slavic, and Spanish. ZJneat eater Ron Gural, at left, is Head of the The- ater Department. Tulane is very proud of its theatrical endeavors and the courses it offers for both majors and non-majors. Interests in the department do not strict- ly heed to only acting but opportunities avail for work on scenery, production, and management as well. Gavin Gassen languages Sc theater 23

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Music (Savin Gassen The Music Department, of which Dr. Reed Hoyt is director, besides offerir g various classes also entertains. Pictured at the right is a scene from the Mardi Gras musical. Above, Lynne Holt, an MBA student, practices her musical tal- ents at the piano. The Music Department resides in Dix- on Hall, a monument in itself. The de- partment also offers interdivisional classes with the History Department and the Jewish Studies department to encompass such topics as the history of music. 22 music department

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Below, Dean Meyer Felberg and staff members represent the business school. On the right, Dr Johnette Hassell teaches a class in computer science. file photo To the right, students Jerry Cohen and Sean McDonald experiment in Dr. Jacobus ' Organic Chemistry Lab. Gavm Gassen 24 academic departments