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Party Girl 10.28.09


Mike Gervais, bartender with the most	Maria Capritto, Liz Stockstill and Rike Hass


Martyn Thompson and Gary Cruice	Dr. Mike Maher, Dean David Barry and Mike Skinner


Rick Michot, Herman Thibeaux and Hunter Thibeaux grilling up paninis	Mike Gervais, Mike Spears and Jo Ann Mendoza


George Foster, Megan Hebert, Garland Bernard and Erica and Brian Bille	People lining up for some delicious grub


The band was great!

The UL Communications Department recently held its 10th annual Fish and Game Feast at the UL Alumni Center. And what a feast it was! Tables were filled with good eats cooked up by people in the department. Some of the standouts were the venison enchiladas, the duck and goose gumbo, venison and pork chili, shrimp and eggplant casserole, and there was even a panini press to make venison paninis! A Cajun trio set the tone by playing some great tunes while everyone enjoyed the food. There was also a silent auction that included a duck hunting trip with Dr. Mike Maher, a fishing trip with Jim Davidson (KATC-TV3’s morning show fishing expert), a few paintings and a whole lot of UL goodies. Fortunately, the rain held off until the party was over, and I managed to sneak home with a few leftovers.

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