Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon
Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon
All content by Gillian Dicker
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[Photo] Brocato’s Italian ice cream celebrates 100 years

Melissa Estrada
May 5, 2005
Maya Angelou, writer and social activist, spoke to a packed audience in Roussel Hall Sunday night as part of the Father Carter Lecture Series.

[Photo] Poet, activist Angelou visits campus

April 27, 2005
The Roots bassist Hub rocks out while on the Congo Square stage last Saturday night.

[Photo] Great music and food: Who could ask for more

Benjamin Gordon
April 27, 2005
During the day, the Hardhead Hunters Mardi Gras Indians danced and played instruments.

[Photo] Jazz Fest shows off New Orleans’ best assets of culture and hospitality

Brandon Holmes
April 27, 2005
Spanish sophomore Lori Tyler, philosophy sophomore Benjamin Clapper, general studies freshman Marlena Dzis and religious studies freshman Joe Kimbrough prayed at a memorial Mass for Pope John Paul II Tuesday in Holy Name of Jesus Church.

[Photo] Campus mourns loss

Sarah Castagnetta
April 6, 2005
Lindsay Diak, general studies sophomore, looks to get into position against Harris-Sowe College Sept. 4 at Tulane´s Westfeldt Facility. Diak scored both of Loyola´s goals in a overtime loss to Austin College Sept. 12 in Nashville, Tenn.

[Photo] ‘Pack falls twice on the road in Tennessee

Ryan Arena
September 23, 2004
The Rev. William Byron, S.J., interim university president, speaks to a group of students in the music school Nov. 10. Byron told the audience that he was saddened that racist and discriminatory acts could happen at Loyola and called the incidents "outrageous."

[Photo] Students plan sit-in for board meeting

Earl Descant
November 23, 2003
University police keep students in the hallway outside a press conference in Marquette Hall Tuesday afternoon.

[Photo] News rocks campus

Katie Ide
October 8, 2003
Freshmen Katie Hart and Megan Beck toss balloons at each other during Splash and Spirit.

[Photo] Adjusting at Loyola

Lan Bui, Dominque Ellis, and Earl Descant
September 3, 2003
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[Photo] New coach ready for season

September 3, 2003
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[Photo] Barnes just ‘honorable,’ says NAIA

April 9, 2003
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‘Java Blues’

Gillian Dicker
March 27, 2003
Clare Davis-Wheeler, English/environmental studies senior at Tulane, leads a protest against the war with Iraq on Tuesday afternoon. The protestors marched from the Palm Quad to Tulane’s Pocket Park, where several speakers gathered.

[Photo] Students protest war in Iraq

Earl Descant
January 30, 2003
White crosses, as a symbol of protest, were placed in front of the Holy Name of Jesus Church for the thirty year anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade decision, which legalized abortion in America.

[Photo] Remembering Roe vs. Wade

January 23, 2003
Erin Lamotte, management junior, Alex Wesley, drama/communications senior, and Reanda Fields, sociology senior, [left to right] dance in the res quad during a Third Friday event. Third Friday’s are sponsored by SGA, UPB and BSU.

[Photo] Just Another Friday

January 23, 2003
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[Photo] Loyola honors memory of Dr. King

Ian Morrison
January 23, 2003
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[Photo] Men impressive despite losses

January 23, 2003
Rho Chi and forensic science junior Kristen Rivero, Gamma Phi Beta’s Emily Clark, English junior, Sarah Goodson, music business junior, and Courtney Becker, accounting sophomore, participate in the 2003 Bid Day activities. Bids from all of the on-campus sororities were given out on Monday, Jan. 13. This semester, 95 women recieved bids to join Loyola’s four sororities. Before bids are given out, the sororities hold four days of various parties, which include an open house and a philanthropy night, to allow the women to choose between the groups. The parties increase in length each day and the women are only allowed to visit with two organizations on the final day before bids. During the recruitment process, a certain number of current members become Rho Chi’s, who act as guidance counselors during the process. Rho Chi’s disaffiliate with their current sororities during the Fall semester and remain disaffiliated until after Bid Day.

[Photo] Going Greek

January 16, 2003
Drama communications enior Leah Loftin looks for her books on the shelves in the basement of the Danna Center. Every year, students spend up to $400 on books both of the new and used variety. The bookstore is the only provider of books located on campus. The bookstore also offers a buyback program at the end of every semester where students get a certain precentage of original price back. One factor in the buyback price is the teacher response surveys, which allow the bookstore to know if the book is going to be used in the upcoming semester. These forms are due at the mid-term of the semester.

[Photo] Students face few book choices

Earl Descant
January 16, 2003
Joe Fredo, communications sophomore, reads one of his textbooks as he sits in the yard near the Monroe library.

[Photo] The end is near

December 5, 2002
Protestors participate in a die-in at the gates of Fort Benning in Georgia on Sunday as part of the larger protest of the former School of the Americas. Several Loyola students traveled to Georgia for the protest.

[Photo] Protesting the SOA

Charles Ezeb
November 21, 2002
Nicole Morganti, chemistry pre-med freshman, gets taken down Oct. 24 while Jell-O wrestling. The wrestling was part of the University Programming Board’s Hurricane Party held in the Residential Quad. The party was postponed due Tropical Storm Isidore and Hurricane Lili.

[Photo] Ready to rumble

October 30, 2002
Lead singer/guitarist Kevin Griffin of Better Than Ezra.

[Photo] Annual concert a crowd pleaser for students

Natasha Irving
October 30, 2002
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[Photo] Universities join forces to Take Back the Night

Muetze Hellmer
October 16, 2002
Signs on the walls of the Maytag Laundromat on Freret Street announce the rules for washing clothes in the establishment. The landromat, though close in proximity, it not usually frequented by college students in the area.

[Photo] The Great Divide

Eva Moran
October 16, 2002
A homeless man enjoys his free lunch courtesy of LUCAP. The Hunger Relief program hands out lunches every Sunday in Lafayette Square near the Ozanam Inn.

[Photo] LUCAP faces opposition

October 9, 2002
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[Photo] Quartered

Leslie Morgan and Lauren Cannon
September 18, 2002
A woman cries while students read the names of the Sept. 11 attack victims at a memorial in the Horseshoe on Wednesday.

[Photo] Loyola honors victims, heroes

September 11, 2002
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[Photo] Moving off campus

Katie Ide
September 11, 2002
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