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TIGER TRIVIA
1. What was the minimum age for admission in 1915?
12
18
2. What were beneficiary cadets
16
There was no minimum age
Students chosen by parish Students who received free meal police juries who couldn't a ord plans the fees and other expenses required for attendance
Students who received All of the above free books
3. How tall is the Memorial Tower?
435 feet
300 feet 175 feet 75 feet
4. When was the Memorial Tower completed?
1860 1926 1941 1960
5. What was Charles E. Coates Hall originally used for? A dining hall A classroom building An administration building Chemistry laboratories
6. Who was LSU’s first men’s basketball coach?
Edgar Wingard Press Maravich
Joe Dean Harry Rabenhorst
7. Who was the first Lady Tigers basketball coach?
Sue Gunter Van Chancellor
Barbara Swanner Jinx Coleman
8. When were women’s sports first recognized by the Southeastern Conference?
1893-94 season
1979-80 season
1936-37 season
1985-86 season
9. In what department were the first education courses taught?
Department of Education Department of Philosophy
Department of History
Department of English
10. What institution did LSU merge with in 1877?
The Louisiana Agricultural The Louisiana Normal School and Mechanical College
Tulane University Bossier Parish Community College
11. Which universities were once junior colleges in the LSU system? McNeese State University Nicholls State University
University of Louisiana Monroe All of the above
12. What is The Delta?
The history of the
The newsletter of Delta Delta Mississippi River Delta sorority
A literary journal produced A bar on Chimes Street by undergraduates in the English Department
Tiger Trivia is compiled by Barry Cowan, assistant archivist, Hill Memorial Library.
Grammy Nomination – Four-time Grammy-nominated zydeco musician and LSU alumnus and Tiger Band member Sean Ardoin’s (1994 BACH H&SS) album, “Full Circle,” which features a collaboration with LSU’s Tiger Marching Band, was nominated for a Grammy award for Best Regional Roots Music Album. “Full Circle” features Ardoin’s band, Kreole Rock and Roll, accompanied by the Tiger Band on every work – the first time a marching band and a popular genre band have collaborated for a full album.
The 2022 Homecoming Queen
Olivia Christopher and King Navy Coggins, along with the court and senior royalty candidates, were introduced at halftime at the LSU-Ole Miss game.
Christopher, of Mandeville, La., is a senior in graphic design; Coggins, of Bernice, La., is a kinesiology senior.
Members of the Senior Court were Stephanie Lofton, Alexandria, La., biochemistry; Ella Otken, Denham Springs, La., biological sciences; Sebastian Canales, New Orleans, mass communication; and Zachary Mayfield, Slidell, La., agricultural and extension education.
Celebrating Brookshire Scholars – LSU will achieve transformative progress in scholarship funding and support for military veterans via a $7.575 million gift to elevate the College of Engineering’s S&B Engineers and Constructors Scholarships, catalyze the new Future Scholars Pipeline Initiative, and establish the William A. Brookshire Veterans Law Clinic.
This latest gift to LSU by the William A. Brookshire Foundation continues the legacy of the late LSU alumnus William Alfred “Bill” Brookshire, who earned master’s and doctoral degrees in chemical engineering from LSU after becoming the first in his family to earn a high school diploma. His philanthropic focus at LSU is providing scholarships to working students and ensuring access to holistic on-campus support for military veterans and their families while commemorating the University’s military heritage.