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Curfew affects revenues in BR

By Ashley Norsworthy
Entertainment Writer
September 7, 2008

The Baton Rouge curfew forced residents to scurry home early and businesses to close much earlier than usual. The curfew also curbed revenue, for both establishments and employeesAfter Hurricane Gustav,...

‘Fake’ eyeglasses becoming trend

By Blake Stephens
Entertainment Writer
September 7, 2008

Kristen Higdon, mass communication sophomore, has perfect vision. But she wears glasses."People say they make me look studious," Higdon said of her square-framed black plastic glasses. "I feel like they...

Former student forced to postpone campus show

By Julie Gutierrez
Entertainment Writer
September 7, 2008

Former University student John West was stoked about his return to campus for his Sept. 3 concert in Free Speech Plaza. But Hurricane Gustav trashed his stage and scattered his audience, postponing West's...

Comfy clogs a load of “Croc”

By Drew Belle Zerby
Entertainment Writer
August 28, 2008

Some people may consider Ugg boots, mom jeans and shoulder pads to be the top fashion faux pas of all time. While the mental images of these trends do make me grimace and squirm, nothing tops the Crocs.   ...

Offensive scarves gain popularity

By Catie Vogels
Entertainment Writer
August 27, 2008

South Louisiana is experiencing another sweltering summer but people are still wearing scarves.The popular checkered variety are worn by celebrities and appear in fashion magazines and designers' collections....

Establishments prepare for season

By Julie Gutierrez
Entertainment Writer
August 27, 2008

To see a video on game day specials around LSU, click here. For football fans, the wait is almost over. Baton Rouge bars and restaurants will kick off the season August 30 with a mix of food, drinks, live...

Brass band’s music stands out

By Catie Vogels
Entertainment Writer
August 24, 2008

In a state full of brass bands, it can be hard to stand out, but the Michael Foster Project manages to shine. John Gray, lead trumpet player for the Project, said "we can easily set ourselves apart" by...

Highland Coffees, other stores join fair-trade movement

By Joshua Chenier
Entertainment Writer
August 24, 2008

Students looking to become more socially responsible by purchasing eco-friendly and fair trade products do not have to look far.Local stores and shops have adopted new ways of obtaining their products...

Pryor, Devine to play tonight at Spanish Moon

By Blake Stephens
Entertainment Writer
August 24, 2008

Musicians who grew up listening to everything from heavy metal to The Strokes should understand genres.But Matt Pryor and Kevin Devine, who will play at the Spanish Moon tonight, are still baffled when...

Apple CEO confirms existence of iPhone’s kill switch

By Abraham Felix
Entertainment Writer
August 24, 2008

Apple recently confirmed the existence of a kill switch embedded in iPhone software.The switch gives Apple the ability to remotely remove applications from any iPhone at any time without the owner's approval.The...

Northgate area experiences dramatic overhaul

By Ashley Norsworthy
August 23, 2008

Dirty streets, strange smells and abandoned buildings have been the staples of the Northgate area. All that is changing.The area has a rich history but has not always had a face to match it. Inga Kim,...