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Ready, set, go: Members enjoy strategic board game

By Benjamin Leger, Staff Writer
November 20, 2002

In China, it is called "Wei qi." In Korea, it is called "Baduk." Japanese called it "Igo." But Americans just call it "Go." Go is a strategic board game that dates back thousands of years and recently...

Law students flock to hear official

By Damiane Ricks - Staff Writer
November 20, 2002

Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin Scalia invited himself to the University on Tuesday for what was meant to be an informal meeting with law students. Scalia, who was appointed to the nation's highest...

Organic principles

Organic principles

By Adam Causey, Contributing Writer
November 20, 2002

When biting into a juicy hamburger, most students usually do not think about what that cow ate before it became a patty. However, recent government regulations may cause them to give this subject some...

Government imposes new restrictions on immigrants

By Damiane Ricks - Staff Writer
November 20, 2002

In light of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in New York and Washington, D.C., the Immigration and Naturalization Service is requiring Middle Eastern males to register with its office. All males -- including...

Thomas family tradition

By Graham Thomas - Sports Writer
November 20, 2002

The house is divided in my family when it comes to football loyalties in the Southeastern Conference. Being from Mississippi, the Ole Miss-LSU game week always brings out the best in it. Family versus...

Softball signs five top recruits

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November 20, 2002

LSU head coach Yvette Girouard and the three-time defending Southeastern Confer-ence champion Tiger softball team have received five national letters-of-intent during the early signing period that began...

Castro speaks at literary event

Castro speaks at literary event

By Laura Patz - Staff Writer
November 20, 2002

"Papa" Hemingway gave one University professor the opportunity to listen to Fidel Castro in person. Gerald Kennedy, an English professor, is vice president of the Ernest Hemingway Foundation and recently...

Transfer learns new ropes

By David Theard - Sports Writer
November 20, 2002

Usually when a basketball player goes to junior college straight out of high school it is because he did not qualify academically to attend a NCAA Division I institution. However, in the case of LSU sophomore...

LSU struggles in recent games

By Bryan Wideman - Sports Writer
November 20, 2002

The members of the LSU football team woke up the morning of Oct. 20 with everything going their way. The night before, they dominated South Carolina to the tune of 38-14, scoring 35 unanswered points in...

This is a safe space

By Tim Basilica - Staff Writer
November 20, 2002

Most students remember playing with stickers in elementary school, but for some people on campus, stickers have taken on a completely different meaning. Since 2001, the University has been the home of...

Police get warrant for sample

By Samantha Sieber - Staff Writer
November 20, 2002

The Baton Rouge Homicide Task Force has taken more than 600 DNA samples from white males in the area in connection with the serial killer investigation. The task force received a warrant Nov. 12 to collect...

Rape victim’s mother relates child’s suicide

By Melissa Prescott - Staff Writer
November 20, 2002

Kristin Cooper could not face another day after her rape. Now, her mother uses Kristin's misfortune to show college students how to handle tough situations without giving up hope. "Kristin's Story: A Story...