Professor Constance Carroll will become a Music Teachers National Association Foundation Fellow in March at the 2002 MTNA convention in Cincinnati. This recognition honors Carroll’s...

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   Walter Davis and Muna Lee were both newcomers to the NCAA indoor and outdoor track and field world last year and both had great success. But what could they possibly do for an encore...

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   Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Daniel Fogel accepted an offer Monday to become the next president at the University of Vermont. Last weekend, Fogel traveled to Burlington, Vt.,...

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  More than just a choir quaintly singing hymns about praising God, the Gospel Concert held Monday involved soloists, instrumentalists, dancers and drill teams using every soulful part of their...

   Following the celebration of the Martin Luther King holiday, the Manship School of Mass Communication’s Reilly Center for Media and Public Affairs joined the Columbia Graduate School...

  A marriage made in heaven has come crashing to earth and gone hellish and sour. The Republican Party and Enron Corporation had so much in common. They were masters of their own sections of...

    Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center Blood Bank went into emergency status Sunday night at 7 p.m. The hospital has been treating heavy diffusions since Christmas, for mostly...

    The second-largest crowd in LSU women’s basketball history — 8,153 fans — was witness to a dominating performance by the visiting Commodores of Vanderbilt in a...