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

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NJ --'U 'B if Talbot, Patricia Thomas, Nancy Tizzard, Diana Tucker, Lewis Tutaro, Stephanie Ulmo, Susan Waltzer, Brenda Wegmann, Pamela Welloorn, Lavell Werther, Patricia Wilbur, Linda M. Williamson, Julie Winkler, Laura Woolledge, Sandy Yasnyi, Linda Faye Young, Emile C. Zimmer, Theresa M. Ann i I i i i - 1 f x r 'S,x'x+Y',Sfs' .. i ,i,- ,. T, l 1 W P c f my h x Ex i cf T., Zito, Patsy xxx I I 0 I f I Students exchange political views while enioying the spacious campus- 325 ? H Fr-' ,

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College of Libercil Arts Ylxxgf f:'i'S+' 'T' ' DR. COOPER R. MACKIN Dean of the College of Liberal Arts By providing a wide range of courses and curricula, the College of Liberal Arts enables each student to develop a broad intellectual and cultural perspective. Such a perspective both enriches his lite and prepares him for leadership in whatever profession or voca- tion he chooses. Even more important, it gives him an awareness of himself as an individual in the context ot his civilization.