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Celebrating Irish heritage in a Creole city

New York. Boston. Chicago. (They go so far as to turn their river green.) These are the big guns of the St. Patrick's Day parade. But, to be frank, what do those guys know about parades? After all, we have that little thing called Mardi Gras. And for those hankering for just one more day to drink at any hour without it being inappropriate, look no further than St.

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What to do in New Orleans on St. Patrick's Day

You know the rules: wear green, drink Guinness, poke your friends with shillelaghs, and all that malarkey. Be prepared to catch vegetables. Read: carrots, cabbages, potatoes. These essential elements of an Irish stew will fly over or at your head, so look out.

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A festival of fine arts unveils college's vast spectrum

The newly reorganized College of Music and Fine Arts is ready for its coming out. The college is holding the first ever Music and Fine Arts Festival on Friday, March 28. Event coordinator Ashley Shabankareh said she's excited about the new festival. Shabankareh, music education and music industries studies junior, said the festival is a collage of the college's offerings and a culmination of the year's work.

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Sculpture starts artistic renovations

The first step in Loyola's plan to enhance the look of the campus landscape is installed

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Loyola's campus gained some aesthetic appeal when a steel structure intruded on the lawn of the academic quad Wednesday morning. Local artist David Borgerding donated his latest sculpture, "Tapatawpa," now installed between Bobet and Marquette Halls. "This piece is abstract," Borgerding said.

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Mourning the loss of a diva

Although aid has been pouring into the city for the past two and a half years, no volunteer group, legislation or monetary donation has supported the city and its resilient people better than 92.3 FM, known better to those who run wild and look pretty as the DIVA.

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Horoscopes for the week of March 14

Aries (March 20 - April 20) Your birthday looms near, Aries. Don't trust Facebook to get your friends to RSVP to your oh-so-awesome party. They may click 'Attending,' but it's only a cover for their vapid, self-absorbed lives. Tonight: Happy birthday! Taurus (April 21- May 21) Nobody's going to help you, Taurus.

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Weekly Fashion Podcast: Beach styles

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Rachel gives tips on what to wear and take to the beach.

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News

They came from outer space

Loyola beamed up a number of new art pieces placed around campus to complement the city-wide international modern art show visiting New Orleans this November

Masako Hirsch reports | 3 comments

Economics gets the limelight

Professors at Loyola get special attention from the credit crisis

Katie Urbaszewski reports | 0 comments

Smoking on campus still not enforced

The faculty senate approved the Student Government Association's smoking policy, after Robert Gerlich, S.J. voted in favor, breaking the tie.

Eduardo Gonzalez reports | 0 comments

Students take measures to vote across state lines

"I am absentee voting," graphic design sophomore Audrey Schreck said.

Courtney Anderson reports | 0 comments

Residential program aims to help city

Loyola has joined a new trend in universities across the country with the development of service-oriented living/learning communities.

Garrett Cleland reports | 0 comments

Candidates for District Attorney debate in Roussel

Law alumni return

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That Voodoo you do

Everyone complained about this year's Voodoo Fest lineup. We all whined about the prices and Death Cab For Cutie's sudden drop out. But when the weekend finally rolled around, time could not be better spent anywhere other than with your drunken friends in City Park.

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Loyola students play part in making history

Fall fashion may be hitting the runways of New York, but political buttons, t-shirts and bumper stickers seem to be the fashion-forward trend dominating the Loyola "runway."

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The apple falls far from the tree

You see that title under my name? That's unadulterated theft. It comes from my brother Jimmy Bower. He's a high-school dropout, has tattoos from head to toe and Willie Nelson's taste in hair and drugs. And he's from the West Bank. He sounds just terrible, doesn't he? But since his Wikipedia page says he's the "Godfather of Southern Metal," I guess someone digs his style.

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Students show no love to the "I <3 Loyola" contest

The Office of Admissions recently discovered not as many people love Loyola as much as they do.

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The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

Next Tuesday is fast approaching and you know what that means - new DVD releases. Well, if you want advice on what you should absolutely buy, what you should rent once and what you should stay away from, check out this guide on what's hot and what's not.

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Relationship Recommendations: One Night Stands = Relationships?

Need advice on the twists and turns that young love can make? Then read this column for a straight solution.

Justin Templet reports | 0 comments

BAND PROFILE: DARK SIDE YAKUZA REPUBLIC

Loyola is a constant haven for music all around its historic campus. Take a peek at these rising stars within its own galaxy.

Alexia Barrail reports | 0 comments

Gossip Girl: The hottest entertainment news

Jennifer Hudson (Academy Award winner and American Idol finalist) experienced a family tragedy when she learned her mother and brother were shot to death. FBI later found her 7-year-old nephew dead too.

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Sports

Basketball team hopes to have a successful season

Loyola's men's basketball team is hoping to improve their record for the second straight season after an 11 game improvement in the 2007-2008 season.

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Economic crisis will not affect athletics

The recent economic crisis is taking its toll on people and institutions, and Loyola University athletics is no exception. While the athletics department hasn't felt the sting yet, it could in the future, according to Michael Giorlando, athletic director and men's basketball coach.

Eduardo Gonzalez reports | 0 comments

Check ups keep you protected

To follow up from my last column, this will be the second in a series of seven principles that I will discuss in fitness and how they apply to our life dilemmas.

Dominic Moncada reports | 0 comments

Time management was vital for Oldani's transition

Amanda Oldani marketing freshman, has been playing volleyball since she was in sixth grade, when she played for a club team. In eighth grade, Oldani began playing for her high school team, New Braunfels High School in New Braunfels, Texas, where she won the True Blue Award for being an outstanding student-athlete.

Eduardo Gonzalez reports | 0 comments
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Editorial

Art exhibit draws visitors

AT ISSUE: City-wide exhibit to display artwork on Loyola's campus

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Loyola should raise worker wage

In response to the article "WFF workers lunch underground in closet with cleaning supplies" written on Oct. 29: A result of raising worker wages is attracting a higher class of worker and retaining the best current workers. This is fine and good, as Loyola will see better results: a cleaner campus and a higher skilled work force.

Marc Melancon reports | 0 comments

Hookah smoke has negative effects

Dear Editor, Hookah cafés and lounges may be one of the hottest college fads to pop up in New Orleans, but smoking hookah tobacco pipes has many health consequences.

Alicia Bourque reports | 0 comments

New space encourages active group study

Libraries across the country are developing spaces called Information Commons, Learning Commons or Research Commons. At Loyola University New Orleans, the mission of the Monroe Library's Learning Commons is to provide a collaborative space where students, faculty and staff can come together to study, learn, teach and socialize.

Mary Lee Sweat reports | 0 comments

Presidential hopefuls have inspiring history

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It's time to fix U.S. problems

Come Nov. 5, either Barack Obama or John McCain will be President-elect of the United States. Our president. My president. President of Democrats, Republicans and independents. After a drawn out campaign and vicious attacks, it is time for national unity.

Sergio Lobo-Navia reports | 0 comments
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