These candidate responses are supplements to the campus issues survey chart on Page 8 and 9 of The Maroon’s 2010 election guide. While the chart only reflected a yes or no answer, editors gave the candidates a chance, if they chose, to expand on where they stand and why.
While most professors have favored the addition of minus grades so far, students have had mixed reactions about it.
Faculty members at Loyola University will receive salary increases averaging 3.5 percent next year.
Criminal justice assistant professor and recently appointed associate chairman of criminal justice Patrick Dennis Walsh died at his home Sunday, Feb. 28.
More than 13,000 seats will be available for this year’s commencement address in the Louisiana Superdome, but with Drew Brees addressing the 875 graduating students, students have expressed concerns about seating limitations in addition to excitement.
The Loyola Bateman Team wants New Orleans to be Down For The Count.
Loyola will offer primarily “high demand” courses during this year’s summer session.
Student Government Association elections are days away, and presidential candidates are eager to tell students their goals for the next academic year.
Michael Morin, SGA vice presidential candidate, often watches New Orleans City Council meetings on television — not for the content, he’s quick to point out, but to see how they’re run.