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All content by Angelle BarbazonDeputy News Editor
Kelly Gray, an inmate from New Orleans, rakes leaves Wednesday morning as part of the Louisiana Workforce release program.

Inmates clean up campus after Gustav

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
September 2, 2008
Army trucks roll into the University early Monday morning to deliver supplies to the PMAC, Huey Long Field House and the AgCenter. Army soldiers will be station at the University until further notice.

Army unit arrives from Opelousas on Sunday evening

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
August 31, 2008

New software to replace TigerTrak in May

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 23, 2008
 

New program to replace TigerTrak — 2:10 p.m.

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 22, 2008
 

University to host day-long renewable energy program — 12:15 p.m.

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 20, 2008
 

Downtown Baton Rouge hosts Louisiana Earth Day

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 19, 2008

Anniversary brings attention to mental health

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 15, 2008
 

Going green with makeup

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 9, 2008

iPhone update to allow use of ‘lsusecure’

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 9, 2008

SG election results in runoff

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 6, 2008

Researcher: Computer science job market improving

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 5, 2008

University selects graphic novel for summer reading

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 26, 2008

University student receives $30,000 Harry S. Truman Scholarship

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 26, 2008
 

Zydeco tunes on campus spark ‘Louisiana Week’

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 24, 2008
 

Fire alarms annoy residents

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 24, 2008

Pre-law students more likely to enter job for earning power

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 11, 2008
 

’24 hour’ building important to students

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 11, 2008
Eric Wilderotter, accounting senior, plays a game of poker on his computer as a way to earn extra money while in college.

Students find new way to earn cash in a classic card game

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 10, 2008

Students celebrate first birthday in four years

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 29, 2008

Studies show fisheries in good condition

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 27, 2008

LSUPD increases police presence at Edward Gay, Nicholson apartments

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 20, 2008

GBLSU embraces Valentine’s Day

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 18, 2008

Celebrities’ impact on presidential race is debatable

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 12, 2008

Bill Clinton makes campaign stop at BRCC

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 11, 2008

Students seek sex answers in dark Union setting

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 31, 2008

UREC maintains sanitary environment

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 30, 2008

University tests emergency text message system

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 24, 2008

Text message test success

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 23, 2008

BCS celebration set for Saturday

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 18, 2008

University to test emergency text message system Friday

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 17, 2008
Construction on the Student Union continued during the winter break. An increase in student fees will take effect this semester to help pay for the

University continues work on Union during break

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 15, 2008

Today is deadline to change party affiliation before Louisiana Presidential Primaries — 12:35 p.m.

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 9, 2008
Costumed partygoers fill Carlotta Street during this past year's Halloween party. The annual celebration typically draws large crowds.

Update: Plans change for annual Carlotta Street block party — 4:25 p.m.

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
October 27, 2007

Mike VI to make stadium debut

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
September 17, 2007

Bird-watching team wins national award

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
May 1, 2007

Elections delayed until fall semester

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 30, 2007

Laptops can enhance or distract from performances

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 30, 2007

Event to welcome minority students

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 26, 2007

Group discusses use, meaning of term ‘queer’

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 24, 2007

Election postponed after candidate drops

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 23, 2007

Schools to observe moment of silence

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 22, 2007

Students honor closeted gays with ‘Day of Silence’

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 18, 2007

Former student granted lifesaving transplant

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 18, 2007
Jennifer Fleming, general studies senior and vice president of LGBT, displays a poster Monday morning encouraging a quad walk holding hands with someone of the same sex for five minutes.

LGBTQ group hosts ‘Gay-At-A-Glance’

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 16, 2007

Professor pleads guilty in wife’s death

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 12, 2007

Web sites rate professor performances

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 11, 2007
(From left) Samori Camara, history graduate student, Tim Mulaula, music senior, Nicholas Mitchell, history graduate student, Shanelle Matthews, mass communication junior, Ricardo Malbrew, history graduate student, and Leonard Moore, Director of the African American Studies program, act as a panel of speakers Tuesday night in the "Putting It All On The Table" forum in Coates Hall. The forum was sponsored by the NAACP, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, and the Student African-American Brotherhood to promote awareness of issues facing black students at LSU.

Panel discusses race problems on campus

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 10, 2007

Despite research GRE to remain the same in fall

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
April 9, 2007

GRE to change format beginning in September

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 29, 2007
At the Our Lady of the Lake medical van Jill Mcintyre, a blood donor technician, administers a needle to the arm of a University student. The vans only take one pint of blood, which can save three lives.

Donation policies questioned

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 27, 2007

Book on Katrina selected for summer reading

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 26, 2007

Gaines reads from book at LSUMOA

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 25, 2007

Student struggles with rare leukemia

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 22, 2007

Hurricane projection predicts more active season

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 20, 2007

Board of Supervisors approves need-based aid

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 18, 2007

Law Center assists international students’ taxes

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 14, 2007
Hope Mcphatter, Wellness Education Coordinator of the Student Health Center, explains a drawing she made depicting descrimination. This week is LSUnity week and will be marked with programs promoting understanding among different groups at LSU.

LSUnity hosts program addressing gay minorities

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 13, 2007

SG events promote student diversity

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 12, 2007

Sorority showcases local businesses

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 11, 2007

Bogie’s fined $13,750, to be closed 16 days

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 11, 2007

Report: one-fourth of U.S. women have HPV

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 9, 2007
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Louisiana lags behind nation in same-sex couples

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 8, 2007

Voice from the Past

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 7, 2007
Hilton Cole, director of the East Baton Rouge Parish Animal Control Center, reaches out toward a female pit bull in her pen Thursday morning. The pit bull has a noticeable mark on her nose from fighting.

Dogfighting popularity grows

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 5, 2007

Brazile talks at Manship School

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
March 2, 2007

Blanco visits Germany for steel mill talks

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 28, 2007

Report: state ranks second in black homicides

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 26, 2007
 

State approves tech fee usage

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 23, 2007
Jackie Zimmerman (left), biological sciences senior with a concentration in chemistry, and C.C. DuBois (right), political science and agricultural business senior, stand Wednesday afternoon in the quad.

USA Today honors two LSU students

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 22, 2007

Coach Miles: ‘I apologize’ for use of profanity

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 17, 2007

N.O. parade gives Osbey honor

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 15, 2007

University students care for horses, foals

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 14, 2007

Louisiana, Alabama vie for German-owned steel mill

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 10, 2007

Imani pageant crowns 2007 king, queen

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 7, 2007
Biological sciences sophomore Sanjay Juneja believes in superstition. He has not removed his ring from India in over a year and says it adds balance to his life.

Lucky Charms

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 6, 2007

Group sponsors Chinese culture week

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 6, 2007

Groundhog Day marks weather tradition

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
February 2, 2007

Students renovate apartments for Day of Service

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 29, 2007

Water pipe breaks in Union — 1:12 p.m.

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 27, 2007
A Safe Space sticker marks Larry Snipes name plate to his office. These stickers are issued to professors and people around campus who have completed the Safe Space training.

Safe Space program to increase campus visibility

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 25, 2007

Pipe breaks, leaks in building

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 24, 2007

Performing arts talent show held in King’s honor

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 22, 2007

Group plans anti-abortion D.C. trip

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 19, 2007

U.S. Senate approves professor for National Council of Arts

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 18, 2007

Writer Documents History of College Daily

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 18, 2007

Black panther speaks about friendship with King

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 18, 2007

Unity celebration recognizes “Unsung Heroes”

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 17, 2007

AACC hosts MLK candlelight vigil

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
January 16, 2007

Louisiana Language

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
December 7, 2006

University hosts annual ‘Giving Tree’ ceremony

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
December 6, 2006

Two students revive Spectrum

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
December 5, 2006

Campus reacts to Blanco’s lobbying

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
December 4, 2006
Students watch "Be Fruitful and Multiply" by Israeli filmmaker Shosh Shlam in Howe-Russell on Thursday night. The

Filmmaker screens Jewish culture movie

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
December 1, 2006
Everett Baudean, criminology junior, does not drink alcohol or smoke. He says this is his own personal choice and religion did not play a part in his decision.

Students for Sobriety

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
November 30, 2006

Tofurky offers meat-free option

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
November 22, 2006

National ‘Buy Nothing Day’ calls for store boycott

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
November 22, 2006

Demonstration marks end of International Week

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
November 20, 2006

University recognizes Great American Smokeout

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
November 17, 2006

Group records landscape history

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
November 16, 2006

AIDS victims share story with University

By Angelle Barbazon
Deputy News Editor
November 15, 2006
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