University of Louisiana Monroe - Chacahoula Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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Eric Hanson lh HLT nce in a while, in our treks across this great country, j we'll glance at something; some- thing so appealing and interest- ing that our interest holds, and holds fast. That fleeting glance becomes a stare, a stare so steady it seems held by some special magnetism. If, while you're being: and looking about, you come to the ' northeast portion of Louisiana, you're sure to be drawn to Mon- | roe, home of Northeast Louisiana University. Our school has a spe- cial magnetism, that certain qual- © ity that has attracted attention ot | , the past 51 years. . We're home to hahcnally, accre- dited academic schools, the num- | ) ber one ski team in the nation and - la winning basketball dynasty Rte AGC 976.302 1 M75 LM, 8 1983 that’s lasted py consecutive years. | We're home to more than 370 fae ‘ : | eign students from 48 different countries and 950° students from ce 42 other states. NLU’s special. mcuneeen has eee attracted 11,500 students; students who were drawn to the campus ea for various reasons. eae They’ve come to study and ful- eae ‘Special magnetism Drawing attention for 51 years ly realize their potential, to play sports and test theirendurance,or — — . to party and see how far their - money stretches. Once here, few = transfer because of dissatisfaction — with the et Gua or quality, of dua eas cation. Relax and let youre be drawit ae toward the everyday workings of Northeast, a school with a ee Sa Bagsction 7 Sharon Beaies ee | Opening Student Life” Sports © | Grganizations Greeks © People Index= 3! Closing:

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q 1983 Chacahoula Two people in love marvel at each -other during one of those special ‘moments when the magnetism between them is obviously apparent. northeast louisiana university 700 University Ave. Monroe, La. 71209 Volume 50 Photo by Gary Patton