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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...

Nietzsche is Dead: Obama’s choice of church provides sad lesson in privacy

By Matthew Albright
Columnist
July 6, 2009

Nobody has to face more intrusive paparazzi than the President of the United States.Whether it's the much-publicized "date night" that President Obama and his wife took a few months ago or his March Madness...

Travel: Prague taught me how to party like never before

By Cathryn Core
Columnist
July 6, 2009

PRAGUE, Czech Republic — I thought I, a 20-year-old college student, knew what it meant to "go out," have a "crazy night" and really party hard.Well, until 6 a.m. Sunday morning, I thought wrong....

Snapshot: Rain provides the perfect excuse for skipping class

By Ellen Zielinski
Managing Editor
July 6, 2009

Yesterday it rained.That may seem like a pretty obvious statement, but for those of you who have been around Baton Rouge this summer, you know that this is a pretty big deal.I was initially excited about...

Burns After Reading: Americans should celebrate freedom, not democracy

By Scott Burns
Columnist
July 1, 2009

Independence Day. The name itself just has a nice Orwellian ring, doesn't it? A day set aside for citizens to unite under one common flag and pay tribute to those who helped usher in an unprecedented era...

Metairie’s Finest: If music defines generations, where does that leave us?

By Travis Andrews
Columnist
July 1, 2009

WASHINGTON, D.C. — We're really into defining ourselves.Not simply in the sense of I'm-that-guy-who-works-at-the-Reveille-and-has-the-articles-about-Lil'-Wayne-and-has-the-glasses-and-smiles-too-much-and-I-think-this-needs-to-stop-now...

Our View: University should find more efficiency out of budget cuts

By The Editorial Board
July 1, 2009

Budget cuts seem like a constant factor of life at the University, but the truth of the matter is, the first mid-year cut came only seven months ago in January.Since then, there has been an undercurrent...

Snapshot: Pluckers, Louie’s and The Chimes make for good eats

By Jerit Roser
Editor
July 1, 2009

Rallys — or Checkers, depending on where you're from — used to have commercials centered on the delicious motto "You Gotta Eat."I really took that to heart.And, thankfully, eating well —...

Burns After Reading: Zack Morris’ comeback inspires contemplation

By Scott Burns
Columnist
July 1, 2009

One of the greatest television moments of my life occurred this summer.It took place while some friends and I happened to flip to NBC's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (really, NBC? That's the best you've...

Nietzsche is Dead: Government considers penalties for unhealthy behaviors

By Matthew Albright
Columnist
June 29, 2009

As President Obama begins to strongly push for health care reform, the nation is steeped in controversy.Republicans — and many Americans in general — are fundamentally opposed to the most basic...

Travel: Similar but foreign routines exist cross-culturally

By Daniel Lumetta
Columnist
June 29, 2009

FRASCATI, ITALY — Regional DivideThe North/South tensions prevalent in America can also be found more or less for similar reasons in Italy. Apparently, the lackadaisical lifestyle of Southern Italians...

Travel: Italians one-up American political theater

By Daniel Lumetta
Columnist
June 29, 2009

FRASCATI, Italy — By and large, the Italian people are a friendly and caring people, for the most part courteous and hospitable to tourists, who make up a large part of the Italian economy.Half of...