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Gunter still seeks top goal

Gunter still seeks top goal

By Chris Gibson, Sports Writer
February 6, 2003

You know that lesson your parents taught you. The lesson about how sometimes the good person does not come out on top, or the person that works the hardest comes up short. They emphasize how this should...

Getting Organized

By James Gaddy, Staff Writer
February 6, 2003

An eclectic mixture of more than 100 student organizations gathered in Free Speech Alley for the Student Organization Fair and weathered the windy conditions and low temperatures. Members pronounced the...

Strip-Teese visits local venue

Strip-Teese visits local venue

By Charles Nauman, Contributing Writer
February 6, 2003

Burlesque is back. The tawdry, seductive art of striptease is coming Feb. 8 to The Varsity Theatre. The show will feature pin-up star and burlesque performer Dita Von Teese and the musical styling of Righteous...

Asian journalist observes media

By Amanda McElfresh, Staff Writer
February 6, 2003

This week, Hakimjan Husanov, a journalist from the central Asian country of Kyrqyzstan, is visiting the University's Manship School of Mass Communication to learn more about the mass media's role in the...

Signing day proves successful

By David Theard, Sports Writer
February 6, 2003

National signing day was marked by a shuffling at the quarterback position for the 2003 LSU football recruiting class, which is being ranked as the top class in the country by respected Web sites CBSsportsline.com,...

Tigers win second game in SEC

By Graham Thomas, Assistant Sports Editor
February 6, 2003

Cock-a-doodle-doo. Maybe LSU received its wake up call Wednesday night against the Gamecocks of South Carolina. In front of a sparse 4,548 fans at the PMAC, the Tigers (13-7, 2-6 Southeastern Conference)...

Letters to the Editor

By From Reveille readers
February 6, 2003

Fee debate not about academic buildings The debate about the allocated student fees does not involve our "suffering" academic buildings, but our need for a better Union. This is an issue many people do...

'Knights' joust onto silver screen

‘Knights’ joust onto silver screen

By Nick Meyers, Contributing Writer
February 6, 2003

In "Shanghai Knights," Jackie Chan and crew followed the first rule of pop culture--repeat success. The long-awaited, highly anticipated sequel is nearly identical to its predecessor, 2000's culture clashing...

Spinal Stress

Spinal Stress

By Walter Gabriel, Contributing Writer
February 6, 2003

When choosing a school bag, students may take into account anything from fashion to function. But many may not consider how their school bags can affect their health. Dr. Timothy S. Honigman, chief of...

To your health – answers to your heath questions

By Lindsay Hellwig, Columnist
February 6, 2003

Girl walks into a bar. Bartender asks, "What'll it be?" She replies, "I'll start with slurred speech, blurred vision, uncoordinated dancing and a loud fight with my boyfriend. I want to be that girl who...

All that jazz

All that jazz

By Erin Rolfs, Contributing Writer
February 6, 2003

When you see native Texan, Topaz McGarrigle, with his 10-gallon hat and tenor saxophone, don't run a way in horror for fear he is CMT's version of Kenny G. The minute his band takes the stage at Chelsea's...

Phone fad: Personalized ring tones on the rise

By Lindsey deBlieux, Contributing Writer
February 6, 2003

The Doors' "Light My Fire" punctuates the early morning quiet of the Quad. The opening notes sound weak as they play twice and then are cut off by "Hello." An increasing number of University students are...