University of New Orleans - Trident Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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v 12? f' XX Y: , , R .fe xv. Goy Power An open forum, was sponsored by the New Grleans Gay Liberation front. The four member panel moderating the discussion attempted to stimulate communication between the gay peo- ple and straights. i M QW-Q? W as me ,ffafg r ff: ff W 3,4 lfmfifmiv Mika! Q ' It H i A I A , I I 1,, ,, t ' 1, 'f.gfff,.,ff A h , f i

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Barbershop Quintet Five rock musicians, better known as the Mississippi Five , and their associate Fred Clark appeared at a conference at UNO to discuss their arrest in Mississippi. They answered questions and described their encoun- ter with Picayune law enforcement agencies. ,Ha

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