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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Editorial:The WIFI in residential halls is a problem that needs to be addressed with more urgency

Editorial:The WIFI in residential halls is a problem that needs to be addressed with more urgency

The Maroon February 13, 2014

The Loyola Internet connection, particularly in residential halls, has been everything from shoddy to inaccessible, and students are growing increasingly frustrated. The Internet has become a necessary...

HANNAH GOMEZ FARIAS

Column:You don’t need a valentine to enjoy chocolates, or anything else for that matter

HANNAH GOMES FARIAS February 13, 2014

There's something about Valentine's Day: this happy, disgusting day that I could go on about, from capitalist exploitation to celebrations of love being wonderfully polluted by industry. Fortunately,...

Letter:In reponse to Wildes’ letter

REV. LARRY L. BEANE II, SSP February 13, 2014

Dear Editors,   To accuse Block of being pro-slavery is like accusing Ignatius of Loyola of being anti-papacy or Lenin of being anti-Communist. It is so ridiculous as to be refuted by its very...

Letter: Walter Block has made too many assumptions and contradictions

KEVIN WILDES February 6, 2014

Dear Editors, One of our goals as an academic institution is to encourage people to cultivate critical thinking.  You can imagine my dismay when reading the Sunday New York Times and I found remarks...

Karla Roasas

Column: Discussing the Iranian nuclear program has become a joke

KARLA ROSAS February 6, 2014

When I was a senior in high school, the drama club coach decided we were to perform Thornton Wilder's "Our Town". For those of you who don't know, "Our Town" is notable for being performed without a set...

Kevin O Sullivan; The Social Imaginary

Column: Facebook and social media may be the key to your immortality

KEVIN O'SULLIVAN February 6, 2014

In Shakespeare's 18th sonnet he pronounces that he and his love will both die, yet because of his poetry their love and lives will be eternal. And it's true. Four centuries later that love is still there,...

The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway remains closed and covered in ice, Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2014, as temperatures in the south region remained below freezing in New Orleans. The 20-mile long bridge is a major commuting artery linking New Orleans with her northern suburbs.

Editorial: New Orleans made the right decision to shut down the city

The Maroon February 6, 2014

 Students seemed to have mixed feelings about whether Mayor Mitch Landrieu should have called for a shutdown of the city for last week's snow days New Orleans resembled a ghost town on Tues. 28 and...

Editorial: It’s time to make summer plans

The Maroon January 23, 2014

For some, hitting the end of the third week of the 2014 spring semester means a week closer to Mardi Gras parades. For others, it means midterms are around the corner and you haven't even bought your...

Letter to the Editor: Loyola needs to find New Orleans again

J.T. Hannan, A'99 January 23, 2014

Recently unearthed from my mother's attic was a framed Maroon article. It was an interview conducted shortly after I was elected SGA president in 1999. I read with amusement and some resignation about...

The Social Imaginary

Column: Reconsider your idea of what it is to be normal

KEVIN O'SULLIVAN January 23, 2014

The other day, my friend and I were daring each other to do unusual things in crowded areas-run across table tops, stand in a trashcan for five minutes, hug a stranger and give them a compliment, etc. I...

The Political Romantic

Column: The government has access to more than people realize

KARLA ROSAS January 23, 2014

Last Friday, President Obama delivered a speech outlining a series of reforms to the federal government's phone and Internet surveillance program. While he acknowledged that federal surveillance programs...

KEVIN OSULLIVAN

Column: Take the road less traveled after graduation

KEVIN O'SULLIVAN January 16, 2014

Not many Loyola students have had the privilege of experiencing a night at Friar Tuck's or a construction-free Monroe. They didn't see the vegetable garden in front of Monroe's aquarium windows next to...

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