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Members of Phi Mu perform Thursday at the annual Panhellenic Council step show at the River Center.

Sorority step show brings Greek councils together

Phi Mu stepped its way to victory against five other sororities Thursday night.The sorority won the first-place trophy in the first Panhellenic Council step show with a routine entitled "Pink Ladies.""Go...

Police look into Quad incident response

The LSU Police Department has opened an internal investigation following complaints about its response last week to an "incoherent" student driving into the Quad and causing confusion and some panic in...

Scottie Thomas sings and plays acoustic guitar at the Women in the Performing Arts Night on Wednesday. The LSU Women’s Center sponsored the event.

Women’s influence on history celebrated in March

Behind every great man is a great woman.The month of March is designated Women's History Month to honor the women who significantly influenced history. The LSU Women's Center hosted "Women in the Performing...

Green fashion show to be held on campus

By Sabrina Trahan
News Contributor
March 4, 2010

The Dunham School will host Recycle Couture, a green fashion show, tonight in the Reilly Theatre at 7 p.m.Students from Dunham collaborated with the University's Office of Equity, Diversity and Community...

 

Our View: LSUPD story still murky on Quad incident last Tuesday

By Editorial Board
March 4, 2010

More than a week after last Tuesday's bizarre incident in the Quad, it's still unclear exactly how quickly LSUPD was able to respond. According to a timeline established by the department, it took 3 minutes...

Bazaar offers variety of books, vinyl records for sale

By Ryan Buxton
Senior Staff Writer
March 4, 2010

The Friends of the LSU Libraries is kicking off its 2010 Book Bazaar, a large-scale sale of more than 60,000 books.The Book Bazaar, opening today, is an annual sale that has been held for about 35 years....

Manship School receives award for diversity, equity

By Rachel Warren
Contributing Writer
March 4, 2010

The Manship School of Mass Communication was presented with the first ever National Diversity and Equity Award on Thursday by Carol Pardun, president of the Association for Education in Journalism and...

U.S. House of Reps commends University for sesquicentennial

By Xerxes A. Wilson
Staff Writer
March 4, 2010

The University received a late birthday wish from the United States House of Representatives this week.The House unanimously approved House Resolution 1072 congratulating the University on its sesquicentennial.The...

 

Guidry: Shinedown choice based on students’ opinions in survey

By Catherine Threlkeld
Staff Writer
March 4, 2010

Students may not be happy about the lineup for Groovin' on the Grounds, but SG Director of Student Involvement Melissa Guidry said she paid close attention to students' wishes while hiring the acts.The...

 

SG campaigns begin, four groups announce intentions to run

By Catherine Threlkeld
Staff Writer
March 4, 2010

Editor's note: The SG candidates are listed in alphabetical order.Student Government election season has officially begun.Three of the four candidates registered for 2010-2011 presidential season announced...

Florist challenges N.O. legal code

By The Associated Press
March 4, 2010

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The owner of a New Orleans flower shop is challenging a law that makes Louisiana the only state that requires retail florists to pass a licensing exam.Monique Chauvin and two of...

Green fashion show to benefit impoverished countries

By Sabrina Trahan
Contributing Writer
March 4, 2010

More than 100 people gathered in the Reilly Theatre on Thursday night for Recycle Couture, a "green" fashion show hosted by the Dunham School. The green theme of the night was obvious as models strutted...