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Tigers storm past UL-Monroe, 49-7 in opener

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August 30, 2003

Not even Mother Nature could prevent what many considered to be the inevitable outcome of LSU's season opener -- a blowout win for the Tigers against an outmatched UL-Monroe team. Despite heavy thunderstorms...

War in Iraq a far cry from freedom

By Ryan Merryman Columnist
August 28, 2003

Politicians are little more than the human equivalent of tapeworms. They stick in your vitals, feed off your sustenance and generally have a rather slimy look and feel to them. Sadly, the current gang...

University strives to adhere to access regulations

By Jaci Cole Staff Writer
August 28, 2003

LSU students are finding campus a bit more accessible this fall than it was last spring, especially those who travel the sidewalks and crosswalks on wheels. "It's easier to get around now," said Benjamin...

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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August 28, 2003

Gay community should seek 'union' By paralleling integration and gay rights, you are implicitly suggesting that the brutality and ugliness of slavery is tantamount to gays not receiving Social Security,...

Campus reacts to monument’s removal

By Marti Buckley Contributing Writer
August 28, 2003

The two and a half ton monument of the Ten Commandments was removed Wednesday from the Alabama Supreme Court building in Montgomery, Ala., causing debate both nation- and campuswide on freedom of speech...

Calif. race becoming reality TV

By Jay Melder Columnist
August 28, 2003

Gary Coleman could be the next governor of California. The above statement is all I need to say to describe the ridiculousness of the California recall. It's like a mix between "Survivor" and "The Amazing...

Weatherbie hopes to turn ULM around

By Ronnie McLellan, Sportswriter
August 28, 2003

UL-Monroe coach Charlie Weatherbie's resume includes stints at Utah State and Navy, but his coaching career started in his hometown of Sedan, Kan. while he was still in junior high. "I knew fairly early...

Occurrences

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August 28, 2003

TODAY Friday, Aug. 29 Black Graduate and Professional Student Organization * Welcome Back Reception * 6 p.m., African American Cultural Center * Contact Jesse Lewis, [email protected] Alpha Phi Alpha * Probate...

Online classes offer convenience

Online classes offer convenience

By Rebecca Markway Contributing Writer
August 28, 2003

Standing in the sweltering heat waiting for overcrowded buses, struggling to find that last spot in the stadium parking lot and walking what seems like 10 miles a day to class are not the first thoughts...

Vying for votes

Vying for votes

By Justin Robicheaux Staff Writer
August 28, 2003

Many people may have taken Wednesday night's gubernatorial Hob Nob for granted, but not Gisela Chevalier. Chevalier, an immigration paralegal from Kenner, grew up in Cuba and moved to Louisiana a few years...

Anti-terrorism draws external funding increase

By Amanda McElfresh Staff Writer
August 28, 2003

/p> The University experienced a 22 percent increase in its outside funding for last fiscal year, with the total amount of funding reaching more than $122 million, with a large chunk going to help finance...

Gameweek Notebook

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August 28, 2003

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