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Black Student Union elects new president

By Jaci Cole, Staff Writer
August 27, 2003

Two weeks after Brandon Smith became an LSU student, he was a member of the Black Student Union's Executive Board. Two years later, he is leading that executive board as BSU President and is ready to tackle...

Separation would shake foundation

By Jason Dore’, Columnist
August 27, 2003

In 1947, the U.S. Supreme Court bastardized the intentions of Thomas Jefferson and contrived public policy from one of his personal, private letters. This led to a systematic effort by organizations such...

Young team looks ahead

Young team looks ahead

By Michael McNeil Sportswriter
August 27, 2003

When senior day rolls around for the LSU volleyball team this fall, the Tigers will have something to celebrate, because there are no seniors on the team. With an abundance of youth - eight freshman make...

Wilson ends college career

LSU junior right-hander Brian Wilson has signed a contract with the San Francisco Giants, and he will begin his professional career next month in the Arizona Instructional League. Wilson was the Giants'...

Tiger Network aids in job hunt

By Adam Causey, Staff Writer
August 27, 2003

University students hoping to get a step ahead of other job applicants might receive that extra boost thanks to the new Tiger Network program. Tiger Network, is a program designed in joint efforts by Career...

Occurrences

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August 27, 2003

TODAY Wednesday, Aug. 27 Sigma Gamma Rho * Informal meeting * 6:30 p.m. Union Council Room * Refreshments served, "come as you are" attire Standup Comedy Open Mike Night * Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at Richoux's...

Vector denies fraud allegation

By Justin Robicheaux Staff Writer
August 27, 2003

Most students have seen Vector Marketing's ads in the corner of classroom blackboards. The ads offer $11 per appointment, flexible hours, with part-time positions available and no previous experience required....

SG wraps up productive summer

By Laura Patz, Chief Staff Writer
August 27, 2003

A large addition to the list of student fees, new programs, a pajama party and revisions to-out-of date codes are at the forefront of Allen Richey's mind as he begins a his term as Student Government president. While...

ROTC freshmen face harsh welcome

ROTC freshmen face harsh welcome

By Walter Gabriel, Contributing Writer
August 27, 2003

Six Army ROTC freshmen transitioned Friday from the physical grind of countless push-ups and sit-ups at 6 a.m. to wide-eyed students in a classroom setting only a few hours later. These students are the...

Things fall into place for football opener

By Chris Gibson Contributing Writer
August 27, 2003

All systems ready to go for Addai Joseph Addai is set for his first career start at the tailback position, replacing now-NFLers Domanick Davis and LaBrandon Toefield. Addai recorded one start last season...

for travel’s sake

By with amy wong
August 27, 2003

Welcome back, everyone! More importantly, welcome to my weekly column, where I'll correspond from various European countries while I spend the semester abroad at Oxford Brookes University in England. Today...

Legislation to end DNA backlog

By Amanda McElfresh, Staff Writer
August 27, 2003

By Amanda McElfresh, Staff Writer A bill proposed by U.S. Rep. David Vitter, R-Metairie, would bring more money to the state for testing of backlogged rape kits. Vitter introduced the bill in the House...