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Honors program participates in Katrina service day

Lauren Saizan
August 27, 2015

The Loyola University Honors Program is commemorating the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina by participating in a day of community service.

As part of the citywide Katrina 10 service day on Saturday, Aug. 29, a group of honors students will join a larger group of volunteers to aid in areas like landscaping, painting and site beautification. The Katrina 10 project includes special events, such as the day of service, to remember Hurricane Katrina while also looking to the future of New Orleans.

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Lauren Saizan
Lauren Saizan, Managing Editor for Print
Lauren is ready to take on the position of Managing Editor after previously serving as Staff Writer, Assistant News Editor and News Editor in past semesters. This semester, Lauren is focused on seeing her staff and the paper thrive both externally and internally, guiding each member of the editorial board in hitting their deadlines and putting forth their best work. When not in the newsroom, Lauren can be found two floors down in the ballet studio or serving as the Education Vice President of her sorority, Gamma Phi Beta.

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