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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

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Hunker Down New Orleans

ZACH LUND September 6, 2012

To "hunker down," is the piece of advice that our local radio so eloquently chose to bestow upon us in our time of need. I'm sure that in a category four or five hurricane, "hunkering down" could take...

Cheap textbooks easy to find

LAUREN IRWIN September 6, 2012

Don't let textbook prices become the wet blanket to your new semester excitement. There are many ways students can save money on textbooks from buying used or choosing an e-book to searching comparison...

Students brave the storm at Loyola

CHERIE LEJEUNE and CHERIE LEJEUNE September 6, 2012

With an impending Category-1 storm, Hurricane Isaac, headed straight for New Orleans, 634 Loyola students chose to ride out the storm in their residence halls instead of seeking shelter elsewhere, Residential...

Precious Esie

My summer vacation

Precious Esie August 23, 2012

Less than two weeks before I started my internship at The Times-Picayune this summer, I came across a New York Times article announcing that the paper would lay off 200 staff members and reduce printing...

Kylee Mcintyre All of the Tidbits

Column: Room Draw can build character

In particularly difficult situations, I find it beneficial to remind myself that whatever I'm going through - no matter how awful or unfair - will build character. Suddenly everything sounds better. "I'm...

Edward Seyler Op/Ed

Column: Mathematics is fascinating and relevant

Of the subjects commonly taught in universities, it could easily be argued that mathematics is the most zealously avoided. In high school, a large contingent of students decide that the math they are...

Editorial: Lack of SGA applicants suggests student apathy

Maroon Staff April 20, 2012

Applications for Loyola's Student Government Association election were due on Friday, April 10. Few students applied. Half the positions were not even initially filled. So who is the April fool? Is it...

GARRETT FONTENOT In My Opinion

Editorial: Sexual health is not Loyola’s responsibility

Over the course of the past several weeks, I have engaged in many discussions about whether Catholic organizations should be required to provide birth control and other reproductive health services as...

DANIEL QUICK In My Opinion

Column: Textbooks must adapt to technology

DANIEL QUICK In My Opinion April 20, 2012

It is difficult to assign blame for the ludicrous prices of most textbooks. After all, as much as they may hurt the wallets of students, textbooks, which are not as commercially sustainable as regular...

Kick the meal plan to the curb without going broke

PATRICK RAFFERTY Staff Writer April 19, 2012

There comes a point in almost every college student's life when they must decide one thing: food or beer. When times get tough and that sacred meal plan suddenly vanishes, students all around quickly...

How to move off campus

KRISTEN HIMMELBERG Assistant Life & Times Editor April 19, 2012

For the first two years, Loyola students are required to live on campus, but as junior year approaches many opt to find a place off campus. During the spring is when many students start to look for off-...

Liquid Peace Revolution poses for a photoshoot. The band is now competing for a chance to perform in London.

Loyola band strives to go global

KRISTEN HIMMELBERG Assistant Life & Times Editor April 19, 2012

A Loyola band has recently been catapulted into the international music arena. They are competing in a worldwide battle of the bands competition to win an opening spot for this summer at a premier outdoor...

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