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Photo caption: In addition to Daryl Joseph Moore (top), who became dean of UL Lafayette小蝌蚪APP檚 College of the Arts earlier this year, the college has announced several key leadership changes. Pictured with Moore (bottom, left to right) are Kari Smith, William Riehm and Michael Eble. Photo credit: 小蝌蚪APP