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Clothesline Project returns

Airing society’s dirty laundry, Iota Delta Sorority sponsored the Clothesline Project last week. Displaying more than 150 shirts—made by students, faculty and staff—between Founders and Miller Halls on Friday, the sorority helped to bring domestic violence concerns to the ULV campus. / photo by Brian Murphy
Airing society’s dirty laundry, Iota Delta Sorority sponsored the Clothesline Project last week. Displaying more than 150 shirts—made by students, faculty and staff—between Founders and Miller Halls on Friday, the sorority helped to bring domestic violence concerns to the ULV campus. / photo by Brian Murphy
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