November 12, 2012

CELEBRATION OF BUSINESS!
The Advocate
The second annual Baton Rouge Entrepreneurship Week, a community-wide celebration of business innovation and job creation that will include everything from lectures and networking to a food truck roundup and a $125,000 competition for the best business pitch, will be held Monday through Friday.
 

Mayan calendar, doomsday talk focus of event
The Advocate
LSU professor Mary Jill Brody expects to be finished grading papers and preparing for Christmas with her family when Dec. 21 comes around.
 

New energy law center at LSU aims to tackle 21st century issues
New Orleans Times-Picayune
LSU Law Center Chancellor Jack M. Weiss told NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune last week that legal and regulatory issues in the energy industry have become more specialized and complex, prompting the law center to begin a specialized program studying energy law.
 

LSU Block and Bridle Club 75th annual rodeo draws cowboys, cowgirls and a film crew
New Orleans Times-Picayune
When Hannah Bergeron is perched atop her chestnut quarterhorse, Bentley, awaiting the release of a calf in the chute adjacent, the crowd's cheering presses against her ears, but she hears nothing.
 

Lab confirms identity of skeletal remains
Alexandria Town Talk
The skeletal remains found in Merryville late last month have been identified as those of a man who was reported missing on Sept. 16.
 

LSU's Carmen emphasizes tragic story
The Advocate
Call it the compact version of Carmen, where all pageantry has been stripped away to expose the bare essentials.
 

Culturally Speaking for Nov. 11
The Advocate
In conjunction with the LSU Student Union Art Gallery exhibit, Poison for the Impressionable (Conceptual Realism): A Robert Williams Documentary Exhibition, the Student Union Art Advisory Committee, the LSU College of Art & Design and LSU School of Art will host a free lecture by Robert Williams at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 13, in the LSU Student Union Theater, Raphael Semmes Drive on campus.