By Dave Bommarito - Contributing Writer
• November 8, 2002
If the season ended today, the LSU volleyball team would hold the No. 4 seed in the Southeastern Conference Tournament. But the season does not end today.
A win against Kentucky Tuesday night would have...
Fall graduation is just around the corner for some students at LSU. Ceremonies will celebrate students' accomplishments at LSU. Graduation also is a time when you recognize that you have been part of something...
The Faculty Senate addressed the process in which it hands out grades Thursday at its meeting.
Sen. Carruth McGehee, a mathematics professor and faculty senator, proposed a detailed resolution calling...
By Samantha Sieber - Staff Writer
• November 7, 2002
Louisiana citizens were tuned in to national and state elections Tuesday night to learn the fate of the U.S. Senate, their tax system and higher education.
Chancellor Mark Emmert said all of the constitutional...
By Dave Bommarito - Contributing Writer
• November 7, 2002
It has been more than two years since the LSU soccer team earned a place in the Southeastern Conference tournament. The wait is over as the Tigers will seek their first conference tournament win against...
By Ronnie Richard - Assisstant Sports Editor
• November 7, 2002
The LSU football team is sick of practicing.
With two weeks to think about the loss to Auburn, the Tigers are looking to put their preparation into action against Kentucky, head coach Nick Saban said following...
By Chris Gibson - Sports Writer
• November 7, 2002
Nope, this isn't your older siblings' Kentucky offense.
Anointed quarterback god Tim Couch is not throwing the balls, Hal Mumme isn't calling the plays from the sideline, wide receivers Craig Yeast and...
By Erin Rolfs, Contributing Writer
• November 7, 2002
Most LSU students have been around for at least 20 years. In fact it's safe to say the majority are older than 21, according to personal identification documents. So when Trivial Pursuit created its 20th...
By harles Nauman, Contributing Writer
• November 7, 2002
From a future where Las Vegas seceded from the United States and televisions no longer have off buttons comes the story of America's new favorite pastime, Bear v. Shark.
The age-old question arises once...
By Grant Widmer, Revelry Writer
• November 7, 2002
After an album like "White Ladder," you'd think David Gray would be on cloud nine. Before Dave Matthews decided to make "Ladder," the flagship release of his new ATO label, Gray was toiling thanklessly...
KLSU Specialty Shows are aimed at specific target demographics, but the Rusty Cage--a hard rock and heavy metal program Tuesdays from 9 p.m. until 11 p.m.--has a truly captive audience. Disc Jockeys Derek...
The LSU basketball team finally will go head-to-head with people other than fellow Tigers when it faces the Global Sports All-Stars in an exhibition game tonight at 7 p.m. in the PMAC.
John Brady, who...
