Lantern

216 Pages·1995·56.9 MB·English

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Lantern
Staff
Editor Jennifer Bsxwls'
Advisors Dr. Bob Hazlewood
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Campus
Life Blair Geise
SpecialEvents Mary F&zabeth
Thompson
Greeks LoriTrew
Organizations Afison Wright
Sports Betsy Sadkk
Faculty Jaime- Hubbard
Keetey House
Students Andrea Austin
Photographers Suzann Coleman
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Rob Lynn
Business Manager JeffRkfonan
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Introduction 2
Campus Life 4
SpecialEvents 18
Greeks 44
Organizations 62
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Faculty 122
Students 146
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Bottom Left: Lambuth's Theatre
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the rapidly growing enrollment,
Lambuth builds dorms containing
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the classic Georgianstyle.
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