Faculty members have expressed a variety of opinions about their salaries after Chancellor Emmert's recent announcement of the funding for a 3 to 4 percent raise.
Many professors and instructors agreed...
By Adam Causey, Contributing Writer
• November 22, 2002
Some University students are part of what could be "ground-breaking" research in elementary education.
Students in a special topics, service-learning horticulture class are studying the effects of garden-based...
By Benjamin Leger, Staff Writer
• November 22, 2002
Students got to see the Golden Band from Tigerland up-close Thursday night as the band and the Wind Ensemble performed in the annual Tigerama.
The event, held in the Union Theater, showcased the most talented...
By Samantha Sieber, Staff Writer
• November 22, 2002
Scheduling is the busiest time of the year, not only for students, but also for counselors, especially in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Each semester, students meet with counselors and faculty advisers...
By Chris Gibson, Sports Writer
• November 22, 2002
Women's basketball head coach Sue Gunter has a variety of different feelings as her No. 3 Lady Tigers start the season on the road against a formidable Arizona Lady Wildcats team at 8 p.m. CST tonight.
"Apprehensive,"...
By Jason Martin - Contributing Writer
• November 22, 2002
Football players are allowed to cry one time in their life without getting ragged for it, and LSU's seniors get their moment Saturday to remember their triumphs and defeats on the gridiron.
Linebacker...
It's a tempting proposition: Let churches receive public money to take over government social programs. Religious communities already do so much good work, everything from feeding the hungry to housing...
I commend these journalism students for trying to make a difference in campus accessibility. I know firsthand how hard it can be for someone who is disabled to get around. My mother became disabled about...
By Benjamin Leger, Staff Writer
• November 21, 2002
Students have a chance to see the Tiger Band and the Music School Wind Ensemble in action Thursday and Friday when the School of Music hosts the annual Tigerama.
The event, in its 22nd year at the University,...
By Nancy Malone, Associate Managing Editor
• November 21, 2002
As my December graduation nears, my father recently confided that he never thought I'd make it through my first year at LSU -- not because I wasn't smart enough but because he figured I wouldn't be able...
By Grant Widmer, Revelry Writer
• November 21, 2002
Forget crime. Forget politics. If the LSU community cares about one thing, it's tailgating. Nothing motivates 100,000 Baton Rouge residents like the prospect of an SEC opponent, a charred beef patty and...
By Scott Hotard, Contributing Writer
• November 21, 2002
Seated comfortably at a breakfast table in his brother-in-law's two-bedroom College Drive apartment, Lee Forbes tells a story of the day the construction workers came. The LSU campus, Forbes says, was...
