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Vitter wins U.S. senate race

By Staff Reports
November 1, 2010

U.S. Sen. David Vitter won the Louisiana U.S. Senate race, according to unofficial election results from the Secretary of State's office. Vitter defeated Democratic challenger Charlie Melancon.

BP not spearheading oil industry move back in Gulf

By The Associated Press
November 1, 2010

LONDON (AP) — Oil company BP PLC shied away from spearheading any industry rush back into the Gulf of Mexico as it revealed Tuesday that the cost of its devastating oil spill has jumped to $40 billion...

Polls open for midterm elections today

By Matthew Albright
Staff Writer
November 1, 2010

Today marks a much-anticipated political slugfest as Republicans crusade for political control in Congress in mid-term elections.   The most prominent battle in Louisiana is for a seat on the U.S....

LSU engineering graduate salaries higher than most

By Catherine Threlkeld
Staff Writer
November 1, 2010

College of Engineering Dean Richard Koubek is concerned about corporations no longer recruiting students because of budget cuts, though engineering students receive higher salaries than average. The average...

Jindal talks with SG officials

By Catherine Threlkeld
Staff Writer
November 1, 2010

Student Government President J Hudson and Vice President Dani Borel spoke to Gov. Bobby Jindal today after weeks of unanswered contact from him. Jindal spoke at Abundant Life Church in Denham Springs about...

TOMS founder shares message of charity

By Sydni Dunn
Staff Writer
November 1, 2010

Shoes of every color and size stepped into the Student Union Theater Monday night, each pair different but all with the same label stitched on the back — TOMS.   Canvas shoe-clad students flocked...

NPR’s ‘From the Top’ taped in front of live campus audience

By Sarah Eddington
Staff Writer
November 1, 2010

Ten classical musicians got the chance to play in front of a live audience Tuesday evening for a national taping of one of the most popular classical music programs on the radio in the Shaver Theatre —...

University scientists receive $20M grant

By Matthew Albright
Staff Writer
October 31, 2010

Two University professors lead a statewide coalition of researchers and professors that received a massive grant from the National Science Foundation, according to a University news release sent out Monday. Physics...

Flagship Advocates recruiting student leaders

By Sydni Dunn
Staff Writer
October 31, 2010

Flagship Advocates, a new student organization designed to raise awareness about the budget crisis, made its first appearance at WhatNow Lsu's campaign kick-off "The Event." The group was founded by Student...

Campus area had most auto burglaries in BR

By Sarah Eddington
Staff Writer
October 31, 2010

District 2, which includes the University campus and surrounding areas, had more vehicle burglaries in the past week than all the other districts in Baton Rouge, according to Baton Rouge Police Department...

Big-name bands hit up the Big Easy for Voodoo Experience

By Cathryn Core
Entertainment Writer
October 31, 2010

Gallery: Voodoo 2010 It's more than an average sweat-your-brains-out, suffer-in-the-mud music festival. It's the Voodoo Experience, and it went down at City Park this weekend in New Orleans. Voodoo Fest,...