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Column:Curfew will not reduce the juvenile crime rate
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Anyone who has been keeping up with New Orleans news has undoubtedly heard about the juvenile curfew currently in place in the French Quarter, requiring all youths under the age of 17 to be off the streets by 8 p.m. I originally supported this curfew b…
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Coalition club supports students struggling with school expenses
By: By LUCY DIECKHAUS Staff Writer
A new club is in the works for Loyola that focuses on black male students who struggle to pay for tuition by offering them programs and support. The Coalition is a black male initiative that has been a group on many campuses nationwide, and it was form…
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AIESEC encourages networking strategies
By: By JENNIE GUTIERREZ Staff Writer
The world’s largest youth-run organization has come to Loyola. AIESEC, a French acronym that translates to ‘International Association of Students in Economics,’ will prepare students for the b…
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Online program receives top national ranking
By: By HANNAH IANNAZZO Assistant News Editor
The U.S. News and World Report Education ranked the best online graduate programs in the country, and they named Loyola’s School of Nursing online program one of the top in the nation. The online…
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Mass Comm professor accepts Dux Academicus
Robert Thomas has a new addition to his collection of jarred turtles in formaldehyde, stacks of environmental books and maps of Louisiana on his office wall: the Dux Academicus award. Each year Loyola recognizes one staff member ‘for excellence in teac…
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Student loan interest rate scheduled to double in July
By: By SCOTT O’BRIEN Senior Staff Writer
The interest rates on subsidized Stafford loans are expected to double in July, an increase that could heap thousands of dollars on top of an undergraduate student’s debt. President Barack Obama addressed the issue in his Jan. 24 State of the Union spe…
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With ’12 recruiting class, football looking to move on
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Terps’ haul ranked among top 50 in nation
Fresh off of a forgettable first season and in the midst of a tumultuous offseason, coach Randy Edsall took the first steps toward putting last season in the past with yesterday’s unveiling of the …
Parking, room and board fees to increase
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University officials announce expected increases at annual RHA meeting
Students will likely see increased fees for parking on the campus and room and board next year, according to the budgets proposed by DOTS, Dining Services and Resident Life at Tuesday’s RHA meeting.
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Senate to examine new parental leave measure
By: Jim BachPlan would also apply to parents who adopt
Faculty members may be able to soon receive up to six weeks of paid leave after having a child, after the University Senate’s most powerful subcommittee approved a plan Thursday that would create such a policy.
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A history returns
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Ten years after it first began, African-American art exhibition returns to David C. Driskell Center
After nearly 10 years on the road, a collection of African-American artwork will finally come full circle tonight and make its way back home to the university.
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Chem labs now stricter to prevent accidents
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Department cracks down on safety after students injured in explosion last semester
After a small explosion injured two students during a routine chemistry lab procedure in September, chemistry officials crafted more stringent lab safety guidelines for this semester.
To prevent accidents and better protect students should they occ…
Liquor license requested for Santa Fe Café property
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Restaurateur to appear before county board for approval Feb. 28
When Cornerstone Grill and Loft owner Mark Srour walked down Knox Road several days ago, he noticed something different about the defunct building that housed Santa Fe
