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Award-winning broadcast professional Bob Conover, a 1975 graduate of Loyola, spoke to communications majors about his diverse experience in the communications field. Conover will walk at this year´s graduation ceremony.

[Photo] ’75 Alumnus to finally walk at graduation

Kevin Corcoran
May 6, 2005
Four-year-old Katherine Curtis (above) enjoys her messy helping of Brocato´s strawberry ice cream. Curtis said the shop was her ´favoritest.´ Employee Chris Senac, business finance sophomore, (bottom right) scoops up a hefty serving for customers Wednesday evening.

[Photo] Brocato’s Italian ice cream celebrates 100 years

Melissa Estrada
May 6, 2005
General studies freshman Luke Zumo dribbles past a Xavier defender in the Den. Zumo is part of the inaugural class of scholar athletes. The athletic scholarship experiment will continue with the basketball program for three years. Then it will be up to the Rev. Kevin Wildes, S.J., university president, to decide whether to continue the scholarships and if the other teams will receive any.

[Photo] Patience key in athletic scholarship future

Meghan Petchel
April 28, 2005
David Baker, senior foreign press coordinator for Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, spoke to a small group of students, faculty and community members in The Maroon office last Friday about the mutually beneficial relationship between his administration and the press. Baker has worked under two different administrations.

[Photo] Israeli press secretary discusses role of media

April 14, 2005
Kate Fleming, music performance senior, and Shana Bey, music performance junior, auditioned and were selected to perform solos with Loyola´s Symphony Orchestra this Sunday at 3 p.m in Roussel Hall.

[Photo] Chosen soloists will perform with orchestra

Anita Oubre
April 7, 2005
The Student´s Eye, a compilation of student photographs from photo I, photojournalism and documentary photography classes are on display in the Diboll Gallery. The exhibition held its reception on Wednesday night.

[Photo] Students showcase two years’ worth of work

Sarah Castagnetta
March 31, 2005
Loyola is 7-8 in conference and 14-19 in the regular season. The ´Pack is fifth in GCAC standings, and there are 20 games left until the conference tournament. Despite ups and downs Coach Doc Beeman says the team plays hard and is improving as the season goes on.

[Photo] Doc: Wolfpack getting better with each day

Ryan Arena
March 31, 2005
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[Photo] Local legend plays Loyola

Greg Heaney
September 24, 2004
Allen Nisbet and Bruce Owen rehearse for their upcoming string quartet performance.

[Photo] Piano trio to perform

Katie O'Flaherty
January 29, 2004
Sociology junior Joelle Bordelon drives to the basket against William Carey in the Den.

[Photo] Women roll off nine straight wins

Gene Guillot
January 23, 2004
History professor the Rev. Robert Gerlich, S.J., opted to spend his winter break visiting his family and preparing for his classes rather than going abroad.

[Photo] Just wanna have fun

Andre Mouton
January 23, 2004
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[Photo] STEPPIN’ OUT

January 23, 2004
Students walk around the metal picket fence, newly installed across the quad between Monroe Hall and the old library. Many students have complained that the fence unncessarily makes them walk around the green space, instead of through it.

[Photo] Campus changes surprise and annoy

Naomi King
January 23, 2004
Sonali Fernando, music business freshman, and Stephen Breaux, music business sophomore, fine tune their musical recording in the G4 lab in the library.

[Photo] G4 lab up and running

Lola Thelin
February 6, 2003
Matt McMullen, James Asmus, Rick Malphrus, and Tom Mackey, pictured from left to right, impersonate the presidents of Mount Rushmore. Draped in a sheet, the four Boxaganga members depict their vision of the four Mount Rushmore presidents as roommates having a “group meeting.”

[Photo] Boxaganga ‘idolizes’ America

Matt Johnson
February 6, 2003
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[Photo] Loyola honors memory of Dr. King

Ian Morrison
January 23, 2003
Head coach DoBee Plaisance (center) offers words of wisdom to her team during a timeout against William Carey. Poor shooting plagued the team, as it lost three straight and fell to 0-4 in conference play.

[Photo] Women unable to find their range

Gene Guillot
January 23, 2003
A student views one piece of the “Thantos” exhibit. It consists of books filled with mixed media and quotes that are suspended from a piece of driftwood.

[Photo] Art emphasizes environment

Rachel Ritter
January 23, 2003
Two women wearing their Sunday best move to the music as they engage in the movement of the second line down a crowded street.

Good times on the second line

Ann Hermes
December 5, 2002
Edward Schiappa, director of graduate studies in the communications program at the University of Minnesota, addresses the crowd Wednesday night in the Audubon Room. He spoke as part of the Biever Guest Lecture Series.

[Photo] TV fodder for analysis

November 21, 2002
Delta Gamma Pauline Green participates in a T.G.I.F barbecue in the Residential Quad which included all the greek organizations.

[Photo] Diversity knows no boundaries

Shari Wilson
November 21, 2002
Daniella Cagol tries the cream cheese, salmon and celery sushi from the C-store. Odd combinations of ingredients add to the flavor which is a staple of the popular, expensive dish that is prepared cooked or raw.

[Photo] Sushi: The new wave addiction

Laurel Davis
November 7, 2002
Heather MacFarlane, a henna artist, applies a tattoo to Lindsay Southall, communications freshman, during the Hurricane party.

[Photo] Ready to rumble

October 30, 2002
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