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Rolling Thunder

Rolling Thunder

By Justin Robicheaux, Staff Writer
July 21, 2003

More than 5,000 people heard thunder in Tiger Stadium Monday night. However, the thunder they heard was produced by some of North America's finest high school and college percussionists. Drum Corps International's...

New movie theater offers student discounts

New movie theater offers student discounts

By Scott Sternberg, Staff Writer
July 21, 2003

University students will soon have another choice in where they view their movies, as a new 16-screen theater will open Aug. 22. Dallas, Texas, based Rave Entertainment is opening "Baton Rouge 16," a 3,800...

Former Tiger Sean Barker succeeds in minor leagues

By Amanda Vierck, Staff Writer
July 21, 2003

After a broken hand hindered most of his first professional season, former LSU right-fielder Sean Barker is making a name for himself in the minor leagues. Barker was named California League Batter of...

Off the cuff

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July 21, 2003

Some people recently racially discriminated against me. They made fun of my Hawaiian ancestry, particularly my middle name - Kealoha. In English, Kealoha means "with love." They said, "Oh we know what...

Speech under construction

Speech under construction

By Justin Robicheaux, Staff Writer
July 20, 2003

People voiced their displeasure with the Vietnam War, women upset over voting rights in the 1970s protested, and David Duke held racist protests - all in Free Speech Alley. Now the area directly in front...

Occurrences

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July 16, 2003

TODAY, Thursday, July 17 AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER OPEN DISCUSSION ON WHAT IT MEANS TO BE BLACK IN AMERICA * Lead by Dr. Nghara Lewis * The first in a series of discussions on Black Consciousness...

Serial killer not influential in election

Despite some hype over gubernatorial candidate Jay Blossman's use of serial killer-related issues in his campaign, University experts predict that topic will not determine Louisiana's next governor. Blossman,...

Tigers awarded at ESPYs

By Adam Causey, Copy Editor
July 16, 2003

Thanks to faithful Tiger football fans, LSU's Nov. 9 last-second win over Kentucky earned the Best Play ESPY at last night's televised, 11th annual awards ceremony in Hollywood. Devery Henderson, wide...

Loan rebate offered to stop out-migration from state

Some students plan to leave the state when they graduate, but the Governor's Office and Louisiana Education Loan Authority are trying to persuade students to stay by offering a six-percent rebate on Stafford...

Where are the male nurses?

By Jennifer Galjour, Columnist
July 16, 2003

Nursing school and employment advertisements are finding their ways to local sports pages in a nationwide attempt to attract men to the field. With the baby boomer generation aging into the coming decades,...

Rec Center to move canoes to lakes in Fall

By Amanda Vierck, Staff Writer
July 16, 2003

On a clear summer afternoon, cars line the University lakes as people crowd the area running, biking, fishing or just relaxing. Occasionally residents ride canoes on the lakes, some of them rented out...

Recruits expected to bring speed to team

By Amanda Vierck, Staff Writer
July 16, 2003

With the departure of LSU's No. 1 and No. 2 running backs, Domanick Davis and LaBrandon Toefield, the football team will undoubtedly be in need of some new speed. Among the recruiting class that was ranked...