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 Pamela Howard
Interim University President the Rev. William Byron, S.J., addresses faculty members´ concerns about athletic scholarships at a University Senate meeting in the library Thursday, Jan. 15. He said that the scholarships could help to racially integrate the basketball teams.

[Photo] Athletic scholarships generate controversy

Gene Guillot
January 23, 2004
Communications junior Mary Anders, standing, and sociology junior Kathleen Goodrich paint at Bell School as part of this year´s Wolves on the Prowl. The event is just one among many charitable community programs that Loyola´s student organizations sponsor throughout the year. Many of the volunteer efforts take place around the holiday season.

[Photo] Groups sponsor holiday charities

Katie Ide and Lan Bui
November 23, 2003
Nick Nevares, world religions senior, and Trevor Kidd, history junior, join in this week at a planning meeting for the Flapper event.

[Photo] Etcetera fundraises with style

Katie O'Flarity
November 14, 2003
Music junior Charles Smith plays at the "Singer Songwriter Underground Showcase," which was held by the Loyola Music Business Association on Nov. 3.

[Photo] The Underground Music Scene in Picture

November 6, 2003
Wole Soyinka uses a Nigerian prop to help explain one of his points in Wednesday night´s lecture. Soyinka was at Loyola to attend the U.S. premier of his play, "Camwood on the Leaves."

[Photo] Nobel Prize winner promotes tolerance

Katie Ide
November 6, 2003
Public relations students stuff packets and bags for more than 1,000 anticipated attendees who will meet at the downtown Radisson this weekend.

[Photo] Public relations students host national conference

Katie Ide and Lan Bui
October 22, 2003
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[Photo] The world’s youngest rapper

October 9, 2003
The Central Grocery Co. and Deli, located on Decatur Street just past Cafe Du Monde, makes huge mufaletta sandwiches, baked to a dark golden brown and liberally coated with olive oil.

[Photo] Betta’ getta mufaletta right here

Andre Mouton
October 9, 2003
Shannon LaHaie, accounting junior, goes up for spike against Xaxier University in the Den last Tuesday. The ’Pack went on to win the match in straight sets.

[Photo] Volleyball win streak halted at seven

Gene Guillot
October 8, 2003
Music business sophomore Michaela Bono gains control of the ball during a game at the ´Fly. The Wolfpack will take on Huntington College in Montgomery, Ala. tomorrow.

[Photo] Physical play leads to postgame red card

Eugino Hernandez
September 24, 2003
Marketing senior, Jim Weinman (24) entertains teammates (l-r) music business senior David Hamilton, history freshman Brendan Gleason, and general studies sophomore Mike DiGiovanni.

[Photo] Rugby: more than just a scrum

Gene Guillot
September 24, 2003
Freshman Kristen McElhaney checks prices on the freezer at the C-Store.

[Photo] Adjusting at Loyola

Lan Bui, Dominque Ellis, and Earl Descant
September 3, 2003
Sister Helen Prejean, critically acclaimed author of Dead Man Walking, addresses the audience in Roussel Hall Tuesday evening.

[Photo] Noted activist Prejean leads death row talk

Earl Descant
September 3, 2003
May student organizations boasted large posters advertising their club activities.

[Photo] If you’re bored, you must be dead

September 3, 2003
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[Photo] Glover sparks controversy

April 24, 2003
Ernad Wajeeh, professor at UNO, discussed the war with Iraq at Loyola on Monday. He said the fighting without U.S. occupation.

[Photo] Iraqi-Americans split on support of war in Iraq

Earl Descant
April 9, 2003
Ra´anan Gissin, Senior Advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, said that the Israelis are willing to bring about peace and support the United States.

[Photo] Israel chooses neutrality

March 13, 2003
Amalia Benvenutti, elementary education junior, dances with another fesitival-goer during a concert at last year’s Jazz Fest. This year, there will be an additional day of great music,art, food and fun. Jazz Fest takes place April 24-May 4.

[Photo] ‘Life is a Carnival’

Sara Miles St. Clair
March 13, 2003
Two streetcars wait at the corner of Carrollton and South Claiborne Avenues, which is the last stop on the line.

[Photo] Students find various ways to travel

Pam Kauveiykul
January 23, 2003
You’ve seen him. You’ve probably ridden his streetcar at one time or another.

[Photo] A day in the life of a streetcar driver

Shari Wilson
January 23, 2003
The historic St. Charles streetcar transports locals and tourists day and night. Along the streetcar line, students can find an assortment of restaurants, recreational spots and entertainment opportunities.

[Photo] All along the streetcar line

Shari Wilson
January 23, 2003
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