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Groovin’ moved to PMAC due to forecast

By Ryan Buxton
Senior Staff Writer
March 19, 2010

The Parade Ground will be quieter than expected Saturday, as Groovin' on the Grounds has been relocated to the PMAC.The show, featuring Shinedown, Big Boi and Prom Date, was relocated because of weather...

Candidates debate minority affairs, tuition hike

By
Staff Writer
March 19, 2010

Nearly 70 students attended "Hardball with SG" to watch the four Student Government campaigns debate minority affairs and controversial issues.The debate, hosted by the Black Student Union and Delta Sigma...

Mid-year cuts may be annualized

By Jacob Most
Contributing Writer
March 18, 2010

The mid-year budget cuts made in January will probably become annualized, said Bob Kuhn, associate vice chancellor of Budget and Planning.Kuhn took questions and discussed the University's future budget...

Students and community to shave their heads for cancer

By Sarah Eddington
Staff Writer
March 18, 2010

A University graduate student is organizing a fundraising event on Saturday to raise money for children's cancer research.Participants will shave their heads in return for pledges of financial support...

 

Eat Less Learn More: Reactions to Monday’s tragedy are disappointing

By Matt Lousteau
Columnist
March 18, 2010

Sadly, the Ides of March have played host to another tragedy. On Monday, physics and astronomy graduate student Sarvnipun Chawla jumped from the Life Sciences building, taking his own life. Such a terrible...

Experts evaluate hurricane issues

By Sarah Eddington
Staff Writer
March 18, 2010

More than 100 hurricane experts gathered Tuesday and Wednesday in the Lod Cook Conference Center for the first Central Gulf of Mexico Hurricane Conference.The conference, held by the University and The...

Benjamin McConnell, Computer Engineering Freshman, middle, and Emily McConnel, Plant and Soil Systems Junior, right, speak to Lane Fryou, LSU UREC representative Thursday afternoon at he Career Services Job Fair in the Cotillion Ballroom.

Career Services offers first-ever Work Experience Week

By Rachel Warren
Contributing Writer
March 18, 2010

Career Services held its first Work Experience Week, which included work experience seminars in addition to its annual Summer Jobs Fair.Seminars were offered on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Monday's...

Andrew Martin, studio potter and author, demonstrates carving and molding techniques Tuesday during his ceramics workshop in the Engineering Shops.

Internationally acclaimed artist teaches ceramics workshop

By Mary Walker Baus
Contributing Writer
March 18, 2010

The Engineering Shops by the Art and Design Buildings have been transformed into an interactive pottery barn this week.Internationally acclaimed studio potter and author Andrew Martin is teaching a three-day...

“Self Defense, or death of some salesmen” debuts as final production for semester

By Andrew Hanson
Contributing Writer
March 18, 2010

The Theatre Department's final production for the semester is a Carson Kreitzer play revealing the struggles of prostitutes beyond the cold-natured attitude of the American public. "Self Defense, or death...

SG Senate votes to leave Grad. Walk bill as is

By Catherine Threlkeld
Staff Writer
March 18, 2010

The controversial class gift project survived a storm of criticism Wednesday night when a resolution to rescind the bill was struck down, 11 to 29, at this week's Student Government Senate meeting. The...

Internationally acclaimed artist teaches three-day pottery seminar — 2:15 p.m.

By Mary Walker Baus
Contributing Writer
March 17, 2010

The Old Engineering Building is more of an interactive pottery barn this week.Internationally acclaimed studio potter and author Andrew Martin is teaching a three-day workshop that explores both his creative...

SG candidates discuss class gifts, reaching out to students

By Catherine Threlkeld
Staff Writer
March 17, 2010

Student Government Elections are less than a week away, and all eight presidential and vice presidential candidates participated in back-to-back debates Tuesday night.The Freshman Leadership Council debate...