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Travel: Feeling homesick because of worms in the Big Apple

By Leslie Presnall
Columnist
July 20, 2009

When I landed an internship for a fashion magazine in New York City, I expected three things: fast walking, tall buildings and the devil wearing Prada.I imagined I would be just like Anne Hathaway wearing...

Snapshot: Whatever your style, there’s an activity for you

By Ellen Zielinski
Managing Editor
July 20, 2009

When you go to orientation as an incoming freshman, you get the line, "There's something here for everyone," a lot. But if you think about it, it's very true.Whether you consider yourself a scholar, an...

Snapshot: LSU’s tradition can excite, intimidate students

By Zac Lemoine
Online Media Editor
July 15, 2009

One of the neatest things about LSU is the large amount of history and tradition.The Tiger Band always marches down the same street — in the presence of masses of Tiger fans — to every home...

Our View: ‘Drawn out’ construction projects may be a good thing

By The Editorial Board
July 15, 2009

These are not easy times — not for America, Louisiana or the University.We wish they were, but wishes in this instance tend to be pretty useless.The economy might be coming back, but it hasn't been...

Burns After Reading: The Chapel dispute demonstrates the error of politics

By Scott Burns
Columnist
July 15, 2009

Anyone with a close sibling or preschool experience can think back to a time when disputes were settled through tears, pouting, and desperate cries to mommy and daddy for mediation and resolution.Of course,...

Travel: Visiting local haunts makes a better trip abroad

By Cathryn Core
Columnist
July 13, 2009

BUDAPEST, Hungary — Budapest. Beautiful, brilliant Budapest. I spent my entire Sunday at a music and art festival on the Chain Bridge here, an architectural wonder that overlooks the Danube River....

Snapshot: Huey Long’s ‘Great State of Louisiana’ is still around

By Zac Lemoine
Online Media Editor
July 13, 2009

When I think about individuals in Louisiana history, my mind immediately lands on Huey Pierce Long.Not only was he arguably the most powerful Louisiana politician — ever, but he made a huge impact...

Socially Significant: Anti-Intellectualism exposes false differences in society

By Skylar Gremillion
Columnist
July 13, 2009

While it pains me to say this, Sarah Palin is a symbol for a major social movement.Palin's claims that she was a simple, average person battling against Washington insiders made her a symbol of anti-Intellectualism.But...

Letter to the Editor – 7/9/09

By
July 8, 2009

The article "Mike the Tiger is mightier than all other mascots" brought back many memories. I was a freshman in 1936, and yes, many of us contributed $0.25 to help pay for Mike I. Total cost, as I recall,...

Snapshot: Give me food and cheap alcohol, or give me death

By Jerit Roser
Editor
July 8, 2009

Most of the best colleges, at least socially speaking, seem to have areas just off campus where students can find tight clusters of bars, restaurants and other shops.LSU students are lucky enough to have...

Metairie’s Finest: Take some advice while navigating the job market

By Travis Andrews
Columnist
July 8, 2009

I wanted to fly.Not like Superman — though if it were offered for anything less than my soul, I'd probably take the ability. No, I wanted to fly airplanes, jumbo jets, mechanical birds, 747s, Sky...

Our View: Mainieri sets example, pushes academics and athletics

By The Editorial Board
July 8, 2009

Student-athletes don't have the best track record with academics.Rumors spread each year about athletes being lazy students or simply not being smart enough to perform both in the classroom and on the...