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So here you are, a proud Green Wave whose parents didn’t buy them a ticket back home for vacation. But don’t despair, this isn’t one of the greatest college towns for nothing. Embrace the charm of the city, and take advantage of your days…
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Curriculum pushes civic engagement Tulane University has rolled out a new program focused on social entrepreneurship, or the notion that creative types can put their entrepreneurial ideas to work addressing seemingly intractable social ills.
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The direction and concrete plans of this campaign remain undecided because of the economic recession. Past fundraising has provided financial support for scholarships, research, scholarly travel, internships, athletics, libraries and community research...
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the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports that LSU has paid Tulane $700,000 to void the final six years of their home-and-home series...
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Homeland Security Secretary, Janet Napolitano announced Monday that Southern University at New Orleans will receive an additional $32 million to help rebuild...
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The Tulane University Libraries are recruiting students and faculty to participate in usability testing of their new web site and need your help to make the next-generation site as useful and effective as possible.
Come to the library at an appointed time; they will ask you to find some information on their web site prototype, then ask you a few questions about the site. And to show appreciation, you receive a $5 Gift Card at PJ's!
Read more via library.tulane.edu
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One of Louisiana Tech's oldest remaining structures is scheduled for demolition within two weeks after nearly 75 years of continuous use. When the project is completed, Louisiana Tech will be out of the drinking water business.
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...students are moving forward at a time when plenty of questions surround the future of medical education in New Orleans. Charity Hospital still sits dormant, and LSU's interim hospital continues carrying the load nearly four years after Hurricane Katrina. This, while plans to build a $1.2 billion replacement hospital, part of a new medical corridor, are up in the air...
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Music educators from public and private schools in southeast Louisiana will travel to Loyola University New Orleans July 27-30 to participate in “Technology for the Music Educator,” a professional development workshop sponsored by the music education department in Loyola’s College of Music and Fine Arts. The workshop is part of the college’s Professional Development for Music Teachers Series, which began in spring of 2007.
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