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Cookout helps bring part of Turkey to campus

By Leslie Ziober, Staff Writer
February 11, 2004

A diverse community of friends barbecued adana, a type of lamb shish kebab, Saturday at Highland Park. Muslim and non-Muslim Turks, Americans and students of other nationalities all joined at the cookout...

Domino’s Pizza tossed by Master Plan

By Dennis Mitchell, Staff Writer
February 11, 2004

A popular on-campus fast-food chain recently closed its doors to make way for the University's big plans for renovation. Domino's Pizza, formerly located in the Laville Food Emporium, closed at the end...

Students can apply to help recruit minorities

By Perisha Hendricks, Staff Writer
February 11, 2004

University students seeking to increase diversity and minority enrollment among the LSU community can apply to become a member of TigerSeek. Student Government Director of Minority Affairs Tammy Sam said...

Bland Boob Tube

By Benjamin Leger, Managing Editor
February 11, 2004

So the Grammy Awards aired Sunday night on CBS. Who watched? Well, The New York Times said about 26.3 million viewers tuned in to the show. But I'm sure the millions who tuned in continuously tuned out...

Occurrences

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February 11, 2004

TODAY Wednesday, Feb. 11 Black History Month * Art of African Dance, wear loose, comfortable clothing! * 7 p.m. WCA Activity Center Standup Comedy Open Mike Night * $3 admission, 18+ with ID * Free for...

A Southern Institution

By Hannah Anderson, Columnist
February 10, 2004

Dining at Piccadilly Cafeteria these days is like reading Thomas Wolfe: You can't go home again. Bidding on Louisiana's common man culinary emissary to the South begins this week, following the company's...

Turner brings athleticism to softball field

By Justin Robicheaux, Sportswriter
February 10, 2004

Freshman softball pitcher Emily Turner rode into Baton Rouge on a wave of optimism and promise for the 2004 season. The 5-foot-11 pitcher from Chula Vista, Calif. earned letters in four different sports...

Around the rim

By Michael McNeil, Sportswriter
February 10, 2004

Missing Sue Gunter The LSU women's basketball team lost for the first time in coach Sue Gunter's absence on Sunday at Auburn. LSU is 6-1 in the seven games Gunter has missed while recovering from bronchitis...

Intramural spring leagues heat up

By Elliott Brown, Contributing Writer
February 10, 2004

For most athletes competitive sports end after high school, as only a lucky few are able to turn their prep school sports accomplishments into a college athletic career. Thanks to LSU intramural and club...

Lord of all things Tolkien

By Jessie McCumsey, Contributing Writer
February 10, 2004

Students and teachers showed up at the Union Theater Friday to hear more about J.R.R. Tolkien and the "Lord of the Rings" novels, which recently have gained a wide fan base because of the popular film...

All Bets Are Off

By Bradley Aldrich, Columnist
February 10, 2004

The 1982 Seminole Tribe v. Butterworth Supreme Court decision gave tribes the right to operate "gambling enterprises" on their land, beginning a process that soon would see reservations nationwide filled...

Tigers pitching staff boasts strength, depth

By Graham Thomas, Sportswriter
February 10, 2004

The LSU pitching staff may have the most bodies and depth in coach Smoke Laval's three years at the helm of LSU baseball, but according to pitching coach Brady Wiederhold, this staff has a lot to prove. "Right...