Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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m :mM mMi ,w As the TUCP Tech Staff begins to set up the stage, some interesting folks gather in an- ticipation of the show. Finally as the music gets going the UC Quad fills up and revel- lers enjoy the band Revival at the TQIO cele- bration.

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Committee was formed. The Founda- tion will finance scholarly commit- ments benefitting Newcomb and New- comb Fellows will provide for a core faculty committed to forging a new co- gent and prominent expression of a re- vitalized vision for Newcomb college and the women who attend it. • Rachelle Weiser and Pete Thompkins enjoy an evening away from their books. Jonathan Schloss takes time off from the TGIF rev- elry for an intense conversation. Jerry Adair rocks to the sounds of his favorite local bands at WTUL Marathon. Opening 17

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S Clendenin raised the drinking age, and and sent a petition to Arch- the Rat stopped serving bishop Desmond Tutu re- S ' ,t- ' r J shortened orienta- the Rat stopped serving bishop Desmond Tutu re- - it S: tion, visions of stu- hard liquor. Mardi-Gras suiting in his declination of ' ■S ' % ' . dent life were dif and the usual TGIF ' s re- an honorary degree. Tulane ferent this year. Students mained a part of a Tulane students were not exempt had yet another choice add- students ' vision of student from those who were forced ed to the list of eateries on life. Political activism be- by the increasing problem campus when a branch of came a larger part of daily ofAIDS to revise their sexual ' A ' ' r F.J. s Coffee and Tea Mouse life when students, object- habits. Free condoms at the - ' opened in the Pocket Park, ing to Tulane s failure to di- health center, too, became Some had their choices vest in South Africa, built part of the student life revi- limited when Louisiana shanties on the UC Quad sions. •