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Professor to testify on drilling ban impact

By Nicholas Persac
Staff Writer
July 25, 2010

University finance professor Joseph Mason will testify today before a U.S. Senate committee to "relay the negative economic impact" of the federal government's offshore deepwater drilling moratorium.Mason...

Hill Memorial Library hosting botanical works

By Ryan Buxton
Staff Writer
July 25, 2010

Immaculately painted and scientifically precise watercolors of native Louisiana plants are covering the halls of Hill Memorial Library.The plant portraits are part of the library's latest exhibit, "A Beneficial...

Louisiana named laziest state in country

By Matthew Jacobs
Senior Staff Writer
July 25, 2010

Louisiana may revel in Mardi Gras festivities annually, and hunting and fishing may be two of the state's most prominent hobbies, but the "Sportsman's Paradise" has another common characteristic: laziness.Louisiana...

Oil spill news briefs: 7-27-2010

By Associated Press
July 25, 2010

—Following weeks of speculation about his future, Hayward is to step down from the company's top job in October and will be offered a post at the company's TNK-BP joint venture in Russia, a person...

Site allows for publication government documents, data

By Matthew Jacobs
Senior Staff Writer
July 20, 2010

A website created in 2007 that allows Internet users to post government-related documents and information is meeting a cluster of controversy upon its boost in popularity.WikiLeaks is a nonprofit site...

Latest oil spill news briefs: 7-22-2010

By Associated Press
July 20, 2010

— T-shirts with slogans like "Drill Baby Drill" and "No Moratorium" were common sights Wednesday as thousands of people rallied against the federal moratorium on deepwater oil and gas drilling in...

Poster project to provide aid to Gulf

By Matthew Jacobs
Senior Staff Writer
July 20, 2010

Several University art students will soon be part of a project designed to provide relief for fishermen affected by the oil spill.The Great Oil Leak Poster Project invited artists, graphic designers and...

Campus oaks, arborist crew at risk of facing impending budget cut eliminations

By Nicholas Persac
Staff Writer
July 20, 2010

Immortalized in the Alma Mater and fixed in tailgaters' memories, the more than 12,000 live oak trees shading campus are some of the University's most recognizable features and are at risk because of impending...

Nation and World: 7-22-2010

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July 20, 2010

Lost Kafka writings resurface, trapped in trial JERUSALEM (AP) — It seems almost Kafkaesque: Ten safety deposit boxes of never-published writings by Franz Kafka, their exact contents unknown, are...

‘Shrimp crawfish’ could be commercialized, boiled in fall

By Ryan Buxton
Staff Writer
July 20, 2010

Legions of Louisianians dream of crawfish boils during football season, and now a University researcher may hold the key to making that a reality.LSU AgCenter aquaculture specialist Greg Lutz is researching...

University complies on copyright infringement

By Ryan Buxton
Staff Writer
July 18, 2010

More anti-copyright infringement laws went into effect this month to get universities involved in discouraging illegal downloads on campus.The regulations come from a provision of the Higher Education...

 

NBC series ‘School Pride’ renovates Baton Rouge elementary school

By Matthew Jacobs
Senior Staff Writer
July 18, 2010

Six yellow school buses pulled in front of Lanier Elementary Charter School in north Baton Rouge on Saturday afternoon, and an outpour of grade-school students and their families exited the doors of the...