Bumper Sticker: LSU Delenda Est. After the Second Punic War, Cato the Elder was an emissary on a diplomatic trip to Carthage. Horrified to see how quickly the Carthagians had rebuilt after the war, he took upon himself to warn his fellow Romans of the growing Carthagian threat. For the rest of his life, whenever he addressed the Senate, whatever the topic at hand, he always finished his speech with the now famous phrase: ‘CARTHAGO DELENDA EST” -- Carthage must be destroyed. (typed note attached) Ink Pens: Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns (assorted colors and styles) 6 pens License plate cover: Ragin’ Cajuns, member 1998-99 USL Club Member, Geaux Cajuns! Bumper stickers: USL Ragin’ Cajuns (3) Iron-ons: USL Ragin’ Cajuns (1) Folder: red, University of Louisiana Lafayette Intercollegiate Athletic & Oratorical Association (IA & OA) medal (1) Film: unprocessed (2007) Wooden stamp: university seal Token: 29mm, 1950 Lafayette, LA, Leblanc Corp., HADACOL Can huggies: A Century of Service, Lafayette Alumni Association. (3) Plaque: small, Centennial Club, alumni Annual Fund, 1997 6 pack, bottles of coke in a carton, UL, 100 years old Telephone: USL Ragin’ Cajuns, Geaux Cajuns! Canvas Bag: white bag with USL and university seal printed on bag Silver medal (very small) University with seal. In a foam case Postcard (in color) scene from SLI, 1951, 1950, 1951, n.d., Box: 2, Object: 3. Abraham, Joseph N. ( - ). Collection, 1929-2005, n.d., UAAMC-COLL-0392. University Archives and Acadiana Manuscripts Collection. http://archivesspace.louisiana.edu/repositories/2/archival_objects/60213 Accessed November 05, 2024.