Last week, while riding the Tigerland A bus home, I saw the sign. Not the good kind of sign, like the Ace of Base song, but it did open up my eyes to something I had been writing off pretty frequently...
Have you ever wanted your seafood to glow in the dark? As of last Wednesday, your dream of radiant fish sans bioluminescence came one step closer.
At the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in the Fukushima...
Upon arrival in Baton Rouge I remained unaware that I rode here from New Orleans in a Silver DeLorean DMC-12 with the Doc adjusting the time travel dial to the 1940s until I checked my calendar.
I hadn’t...
I spent eight months applying to a new school, filling out forms for student housing and meals, selecting courses and paying fees. I left my home, my family, every friend I’ve made and every person...
The Supervisors are too damn high.
Today is the 117th day the Board of Supervisors has been in contempt of court for failing to release the list of 35 “applicants” the Presidential Search Committee...
Construction has already engulfed campus in a cloud of dust and exhaust fumes, and it’s only the first day of the fall semester.
The University plans to continue its construction with another residence...
Google is too eager to update its software, and it’s making users lose interest. In order to build serious anticipation, patience is key.
Android, the open source-based mobile operating system from...
Running from the top of the boot all the way down to the toes, La. Highway 1 serves as a corridor to many historic things in Louisiana, but the most infamous one may be at the southern most end.
Looking...
The United States Postal Service has operated non-stop for more than 200 years. For much of those two centuries, the post office was unrivaled in reliability, speed and efficiency.
But the advent of the...
The anticipation would nearly kill me each spring as I’d count down each month, week, day, hour and even minute. It seemed my whole existence as a child was to live for summer.
There were baseball...
Women on college campuses feel like they have to be on constant alert. As a woman, walking at night can be daunting. I’m constantly looking over my shoulder, clutching my keys in my hand, avoiding...
Imagine for a moment that your cell phone could stay on for three days and still have 50 percent battery left. Now imagine that charging that phone’s battery would only take five minutes. Now come...
