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Reveille

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Free Speech

Head to Head: LSU should not be allowed to set limitations on where students practice free speech

By Justin Blanchard September 2, 2013

It sounds silly saying Free Speech Plaza limits free speech, but take a minute to ponder it. Up until recently, students at LSU had a mere alley in which they were allowed to speak freely. But after a...

Free Speech

Head to Head: LSU should be allowed to set limitations on where students practice free speech

By Jana King September 2, 2013

It’s 11:20 a.m. You make your way across the quad, heading into the Himes Hall testing lab for a physics exam. You were up all night studying, and you plan on heading home to take a nap as soon as...

An international student chops onions for a meal Monday, Sept. 2, 2013, in a shared kitchen at Uilenstede in Amsterdam.

Opinion: Dining Halls stifle student culinary growth

By Morgan Searles September 2, 2013

In places like Louisiana where food is a religion, I sorely regret my personal shortcomings in the culinary arts. But living among international students who know how to brown beef, simmer sauces and roast...

Opinion: LSU’s administration is corrupt, but it’ll be OK

By Chris Grillot May 5, 2013

I began writing columns for The Daily Reveille in the fall of 2010, right when budget cuts seemed to rise to their notorious fame. Before I began writing, I knew the University’s backbone —...

Opinion: The Reveille continues to grow and flourish

By Andrea Gallo May 5, 2013

When I became the editor of The Daily Reveille, I certainly never expected to sleep in the newsroom during a hurricane, cover a bomb threat or sue the University, but all of these things and the day-to-day...

Opinion: College experience is about more than attending class

By Megan Dunbar May 5, 2013

This semester, Student Government messed up, and much of the student body threw them under the bus, seemingly forgetting one important thing: They’re students. Just like the rest of us, they have...

Barges power their way up the Mississippi River on Friday in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)

The Mississippi River and the American South was a marriage derived from fate

By Chris Ortte May 5, 2013

Tough, intelligent and bold men have toiled and wrangled with its might. Some have invested pockets as deep as canyons into it, some have dismally drowned in its muddy darkness, while some have amassed...

Opinion: Vitter, Brown look to give simple fix for megabanks

By Jay Meyers May 2, 2013

Despite how you measure them, the four largest United States banks — JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citigroup — are mammoths. With a greater market share than ever, their...

Opinion: The greatest of all is this: love thy hater as thyself

By Parker Cramer May 2, 2013

I love the middle finger.  It’s the last breath of a losing argument. If all else fails, give them the finger and walk away. You may have lost, but at least you didn’t lose with dignity....

India Theme Park

New plans to redevelop the amusement park reflect commercialization of New Orleans

By Gordon Brillon May 2, 2013

When it was announced last month that yet another plan to redevelop the site of the old Six Flags theme park in New Orleans had fallen through, most people’s reactions were the same. “There’s...

Opinion: Squirrels are next on the hit list

Opinion: Squirrels are next on the hit list

By John Parker Ford May 1, 2013

Last week, I wrote a column attempting to amass a student-led army to destroy the caterpillar population on the University’s campus. The response was overwhelming. If social media interaction equals...

The Android and iPhone app Lulu allows female users to review the men they are friends with on Facebook.

Opinion: Lulu blurs line between networking and crazy

By Aaron Friedman May 1, 2013

More than half a century ago, George Orwell’s novel “1984” described an authoritarian future where our every move is vigilantly monitored by an unseen eye. Well, not only is that future...