Six current or former Tech students participated in the Miss Louisiana Pageant in Monroe June 18-20. Students, alumnae compete for Miss Louisiana
Six Tech students and alumnae competed in the Miss Louisiana Pageant 2009 in at the Monroe Civic Center last weekend, making Tech the school with the most competitors in the pageant.…
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Local student's design hits Dallas runway show
Lauren Gilbert, a junior merchandising major, traveled to Dallas April 16 to watch her award-winning denim jacket design be modeled at the Fashion Group International's Career Day, a day devoted to the talents of people wishing to further their careers in fashion.
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Orientation 2009 begins with a bark
Summer orientation kicked off with a parade of new students and their families Sept. 15.…
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Community focuses on CORE recycling values in Ruston
Adrienne Hooker, an associate professor of art, has gone from concerned citizen to group leader for the green movement in Ruston.…
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Nursing professors help fellow nurses in Iraq
Nursing professors will be collecting personal items to send to nurses serving in Iraq now through July 13.
Norlyn Hyde, a nursing professor, is leading the drive.
"We started the drive three years ago when we decided to show our support for the nurses in Iraq during Professional Nursing Week," Hyde said.…
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Quin Harris was recently inducted into the National Football Foundation's 2009 Hampshire Honor Society. Harris receives national award
Quin Harris, Louisiana Tech alumnus and former linebacker for the Tech football team, was recently inducted into the National Football Foundation's 2009 Hampshire Honor Society for his performance on the field, academic prowess and dedication to the community.…
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Students develop 'green' school
Three architecture students have partnered with Sankofa Vision, Inc. , to design and construct a new green community school for the city of Shreveport.
The students, Alyssa Andres, Jessie Gray and Zac Zeller, worked under the direction of Kevin Singh, visiting assistant professor of architecture and director of Tech's Community Design Assistance Center, during Spring Quarter 2009 to develop a three-part plan for the new green school.…
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Travelers explore foreign lands, languages
Twenty-nine students will travel in three different programs to three different foreign nations to enrich their already basic knowledge of another culture. The programs began May 31 and will end Aug. 10.
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JROTC provides leadership training
The Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Summer Leadership School offers students the opportunity to deal with a peer group in a subordinate atmosphere, a course in which participants will become more confident in themselves.…
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New play area to be greener, safer for kids
The Early Childhood Education Center plans to enlist the help of architecture students to build a safer, more eco-friendly playground by the beginning of Fall Quarter 2009.
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FeaturedCampus attireTech students represent themselves with their clothingFor some, deciding what to wear can be one of the most important decisions of the day; for others no more thought is placed onto the subject than society deems necessary. These extremes and everything in between can be seen on Tech's campus every day. Jesse Oray, a senior chemical engineering major, and Alana Squair, a sophomore biology major, sit in Tolliver Hall.102, A Bistro gets four paws out of fiveFor the lack of various and eclectic restaurants in Ruston, one has finally arrived that meets the needs for new, flavorful foods and accommodates the needs of any age in "peach town." The brand new restaurant, 102 A Bistro, which opened in May inside an architecturally Southern style building in the center of downtown Ruston, has certainly brought a new buzz amongst Rustonians and some great eats, too.THE ANSWER TO ALL OF YOUR QUESTIONS IS YESYes, I am a woman. Yes, I know the game and yes, I watch ESPN. That is right, guys, a new girl is in town and she owns the reigns of the Tech Talk sports desk - for the time being anyway. This time of year may not hold the most exhilarating moments in sports, but over the past months of May and June, sports has produced an epic story of its best and worst moments.New video board highlights 2009 seasonAthletics Director Derek Dooley met with members of the media June 4 to announce a new partnership with Community Trust Bank and plans for a video board at Joe Aillet Stadium. |