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

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v Three Fcices Running Tor SGA presidenT This year were Three well-qualified candidaTes: John Cassanova, whose plaTform was To relaTe SGA To The sTudenTsg Lind- say Larson, who promised a program of effecTive changes in curriculum To inTeresT sTudenTsg and The vicTor, Roland Vandenweghe, who pledged To make changes by sTreamlining The SGA and pro- viding a voTing board To The STudenT Congress. 1 , , ' 1 'f ffffffw uma fx A' V . f'f'1W'3f-fwdfw I I , ' fi 3 , . ,. , , . M., . , ,,,,,, my ,, ,fyffgi41CZ:lQ2QLi1M'N4?f4 V 'vi Q NB V ' - 'Za' -.rf 'IM R u , , ,ai mum 'M J S, Q 1 T ' 1 ' f' ,, Gi 5 , T , , , , Xa gr? H gf S , M ,fix ,. ' ,Q Vfgm 1 x M rfb, Jr 1 M' f I5 '54 ,J Q ,. Q5 'ff V 4 Y? j . I A 'ff' HTZWQ f 0 , , Q h- Q Y T A f -,f-ww, 0 ' f if ii ,.---- ' I wal 'I J ., i 1 E. I g' ,K My is ,-Nl? ii ,I .' if 1 1 T .U A I j , no Y X 'sum vii' rs. T ,ef iii -31' s A ,A T .fi fd 1 y is air x 1 1 - '.,'1'g 4, pl, a I 1 H, i 43-'gl 1 sz' he T ,I T 5 'li 1. ' r 5 f J fir- 1 1' Zi r Q 'K f' 'V sin Qi ig: 3 'vw-'Qi' Q -1 :Q EY It 1 -Ti T A 'H 2417 1 Q 'V ' J ,yi w ,N 1 f is fgiljif' 5. Q '1 A .' h' ' ,awTm,

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