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Yearbook Photos

Individual photos for the Lambda yearbook will be taken of all freshmen, sophomores, juniors, faculty and administrators Monday, Nov. 30 through Wednesday, Dec. 2. The photos will be taken in the ASF Conference Room from 12-5 p.m and 6-8 p.m each day. Appointments are not necessary. Full-time students are entitled to have their pictures taken with no charge. For additional information, contact Carol Fetty at ext. 4360 or Teresa Burgoyne at ext. 4803.

Worship Service

A Thanksgiving Interfaith Worship Service led by Campus Ministry will be held in the Chapel Tuesday at noon. For questions, contact Protestant Campus Minister Debbie Roberts at ext. 4320 or Catholic Campus Minister Elena Cardeña at ext. 4322.

Variety Show

The Afrikan American Student Alliance (AASA) has postponed its annual variety show, scheduled for Friday, Dec. 4, until March. Students who are interested auditioning can sign up at the Student Center desk.

Jury Participation

The ULV College of Law is looking for jury members for mock trials by graduating seniors. The trials will be held from Dec. 1-3 and jury selection will be Tuesday in Law Center Room 1 from 6:30-9 p.m. The trials will be held in Room 1 from 4-9 p.m.

–Shiva Rahimi

Shiva Rahimi, Managing Editor
Shiva Rahimi
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