LSU Alumni Magazine
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Past Issues

Summer 2006
Fall 2006
Volume 82, Number 3

Fall is here, and its arrival means students (a lot of students) are heading to the University's classrooms. Our autumnal offering shows how faculty members are using technology to reach a multitude of students in and out of their desks. Additionally our third-quarter issue features the story of Capt. Jerry Wages, who returned to Vietnam 36 years after his last tour there ended to aid the children of the impoverished country. We also pay special tribute to our latest Purple & Gold Award Winners and some of the LSUAA's first contributors to the Forever LSU campaign.


Summer 2006
Summer 2006
Volume 82, Number 2

Our summer issue highlights the exemplary alumni who were inducted into the LSU Alumni Association's Hall of Distinction this past April. The issue also pays special tribute to both the Men's and Women's Basketball Teams and their remarkable Final Four runs. Of course there is much more inside the magazine's 50 pages, with topics ranging from the Student Alumni Association visit to the children's wing of Our Lady of the Lake Hospital to our alumni profile of HGTV's Kenneth Brown.


Spring 2006
Spring 2006
Volume 82, Number 1

As the LSU Alumni Association forges ahead in 2006, this issue takes a look back at one of the defining moments in the University's history - the implementation of admission requirements. Additionally, we take a look at the University's new imaging and branding campaign and highlight some of the activities students are participating in through their colleges in a new department of the magazine - LSU Now.


Winter 2005
Winter 2005
Volume 81, Number 4

The LSU Alumni Association, along with the entire Gulf coast, has gone through good and bad times since Hurricane Katrina.This edition shows the power of people helping and the sacrifices it took to help those who suffered from Katrina.

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