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New Orleans harbors the pinnacle of all music scenes because of its rich history, emerging artists, and market size. New Orleans has always had a rich history of music and entertainment. The roots of jazz and blues are apparent in … Continue reading
A distinguishing and proud facet of Loyola is the university’s Catholic and Jesuit identity. It is prevelant throughout campus on many levels, some of which students arent even aware they are being exposed to. From the architecture to the statues … Continue reading
Today marks the start of something extraordinarily unique for not only New Orleanians, but people across the globe. Today is the first parade of Carnival Season. For those unaware of this timeless New Orleans tradition, Carnival is a celebration of … Continue reading
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Any educator will tell you that if you put a dozen or so adolescent boys in a classroom the atmosphere will have a tendency to get rather rowdy. In a high school comprised entirely of males I wasn’t hard pressed … Continue reading
Last night, while taking a much deserved study break, I sat at the winding formica counter of Camellia Grill enjoying my favorite sandwich; the Doc Brinker Special. Savoring the swiss steak patty, I wasn’t thinking of much except that I … Continue reading
Historically, New Orleans is known for its diversity, so it shouldn’t be too surprising that each neighborhood in the city comes with its own unique charm. My uptown neighborhood, the “River Bend” as locals call it, frequently treats me to … Continue reading
I’m one month into my last semester at Loyola and it’s hard not to look wistfully upon the freshman as they begin their academic journey. Seeing it through their eyes helps me remember how the biggest event in my social … Continue reading
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