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Elimination of German degree could affect studying abroad

By Ryan Buxton
Staff Writer
June 9, 2010

When Todd Walters first enrolled in college, the only thing he knew about the German language was that he liked the way the words sounded.But after taking German classes at the University, Walters fell...

Concert series celebrates EBR’s 200th anniversary

By Ryan Buxton
Staff Writer
June 9, 2010

East Baton Rouge Parish turns 200 this year, and a series of free summer concerts will ring in the anniversary. The Sounds of Summer concert series, a collaboration between the Arts Council of Greater...

Stephen Colbert establishes oil spill disaster relief fund

By Matthew Jacobs
Senior Staff Writer
June 9, 2010

Television host Stephen Colbert may be known for his satirical humor, but he's using his resources to reach out to the Gulf Coast region in the midst of the ongoing oil spill.Colbert approached the Baton...

Legislature addresses education House bills

By Catherine Threlkeld
Staff Writer
June 9, 2010

The future of higher education and the University is playing out in the hands of the state Legislature in several bills this summer. Louisiana is the only state that requires two-thirds legislative approval...

(Left to right) Petroleum engineering sophomore John Cleveland, sophomore Candice Miller and senior Hassan Ramzi work on a demonstration June 4 at the Petroleum Engineering Research and Technology Transfer Laboratory.

Students gain petroleum engineering experience

By Nicholas Persac
Staff Writer
June 9, 2010

A group of four students work together on a project, discussing options and taking action.But instead of in a classroom, these students work in a room of industrial controls and monitors. They wear hard...

Fans cheer ahead of England’s training match against Platinum Stars at Moruleng Stadium on Monday in Lesetlheng, South Africa. England is preparing for the upcoming World Cup.

Increased exposure brings 2010 FIFA World Cup to fans, expatriates in the USA

By David Helman
Editor-in-Chief
June 9, 2010

The party is finally starting.At various hours on Friday, televisions around the globe will tune in to see host-country South Africa kick off the 2010 World Cup — the first-ever World Cup on African...

Lombardi presents operating budget funding model

By Catherine Threlkeld
Staff Writer
June 7, 2010

Realities of the University's budget crisis were evident Friday in the faces of the members of the Board of Supervisors during their meeting. The Board looked over the preliminary fall 2010 enrollment...

Nation and World: 6-8-10

By Associated Press
June 7, 2010

Israel unearths 3,500-year-old religious artifacts JERUSALEM (AP) — Archaeologists have unearthed a cache of rare, 35-century-old religious artifacts once used in pagan rituals, Israeli officials...

Crime Briefs – June 8, 2010

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June 7, 2010

Student arrested for DWI and  traffic violationsLSUPD arrested a student May 6 at 1:38 a.m. for driving while intoxicated, improper lane usage, headlights violation and turning right on a no right...

Frozen yogurt increasing as national snacking trend

By Matthew Jacobs
Senior Staff Writer
June 7, 2010

People looking for a fresh treat during the smoldering days of summer heat have lately developed a new obsession: frozen yogurt.Self-serve frozen yogurt bars have been consistently popping up throughout...

Plaquemines Parish coastal zone director P.J. Hahn lifts an oil-covered pelican that was stuck in oil Saturday at Queen Bess Island in Barataria Bay, just off the Gulf of Mexico in Plaquemines Parish.

Oil spill: worst environmental disaster in US history

By Nicholas Persac
Staff Writer
June 7, 2010

Black blobs washing on sandy beaches, brown pelicans grounded with oil-covered feathers and fishermen looking for work have become common sights in national media since the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded...

Chancellor Martin announces plan for program cuts

By Ryan Buxton
Staff Writer
June 7, 2010

As the cloud of budgetary uncertainty continues to hang above the University, Chancellor Michael Martin announced recommendations to eliminate several University programs and centers.The recommendations,...