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Union renovates outdated ballroom

By Amanda McElfresh - Staff Writer
January 24, 2003

Renovations currently are underway in the Union's Royal Ballroom, courtesy of a portion of students' fees. According to Shirley Plakidas, Union director, the ballroom is being updated with all new lighting...

Letters to the Editor

By Reveille readers
January 24, 2003

All news should be covered equally This letter is regarding the Viewpoint on Thursday, January 23. I feel that extensive coverage on minorities will only do more harm than good. The old phrase, "You cannot...

Road Warriors

Road Warriors: Tigers win at Florida

By Chris Gibson - Sports Writer
January 24, 2003

The Arkansas Lady Razorbacks must have made LSU steaming mad. That is because the No. 6 Lady Tigers took no prisoners in its 94-54 thrashing of Florida Thursday night on the road in Gainesville, Fla. It...

Birth control variety offers new protection

By Lauren Wilbert - Staff Writer
January 24, 2003

Advertisements for birth control are everywhere -- TV commercials, magazine ads, even on the back of bathroom stalls. Contraceptives are used to prevent an unwanted pregnancy, but it may be hard for a...

Kenyans place hope in new president

By Jim Gaddy - Staff Writer
January 24, 2003

With his five-year-old daughter beside him, Jospeter Mbuba stacked slices of bread near the three cups of "real Kenyan tea" and described his childhood in his poverty-stricken homeland of Kenya. But the...

Tigers, Bulldogs meet again

By David Theard - Sports Writer
January 24, 2003

With LSU traveling to Starkville, Miss., to face No. 22 Mississippi State Saturday at 2 p.m., the Tigers and the Bulldogs stand in similar positions. Both teams shot out to stellar non-conference records,...

Center to house national security research

By Samantha Sieber - Chief Staff Writer
January 23, 2003

In correlation with the University's new flagship agenda, Chancellor Mark Emmert is heading a University request to establish a center to focus on national security issues. All of the University's federally...

Mitchell ignites PMAC

By Graham Thomas - Assistant Sports Editor
January 23, 2003

Do you remember the days on the playground or in gym class when the smallest guy always got picked last to play basketball? If we used this same idea in choosing sides with the LSU basketball team, freshman...

Sinking stereotypes: Show crosses views

By Charles Nauman - Contributing Writer
January 23, 2003

Judging from the "La Transvestite Mariachi" welcoming visitors to its Web site, La Pocha Nostra is anything but a normal night at the theater. La Pocha Nostra is a multidisciplinary arts organization specializing...

Faculty Senate proposes task force

By Rebecca Markway - Staff Writer
January 23, 2003

While legislators' and University administrators' minds are on the budget for the upcoming legislative session, the University's Faculty Senate is working on a resolution supporting higher education funding...

Drinking, driving still plagues state

By Rebecca Markway - Staff Writer
January 23, 2003

Emley Laiche's mother always saw her daughter becoming an enthusiastic elementary school teacher, loved by her students. "She never met a stranger," her mother Lisa Jensen remembers. But Emley's life ended...

New park promises big screams in the Big Easy

By Angelic Dawkins - Contributing Writer
January 23, 2003

An adrenaline rush is coming to the Big Easy. Jazzland will reopen April 5th as Six Flags New Orleans, with all of the thrills, spills and excitement of the other Six Flags theme parks. The park will feature...