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The Dish: Thanksgiving Favorites

Nov 6th, 2011 | By WORDS BY ryan buxton PHOTOS BY robert giglio | Category: Current Issue, Food, Professor Profiles

Lubia Polo — a one-pot Persian dish with rice, meat and vegetables (Serves four) 2 cups rice,   2 lbs beef, chopped into cubes 1 large onion, salt and pepper as desired,  1 tsp cumin, 1 tsp cinnamon, 2 lbs chopped fresh green beans, 2 tsp turmeric,  1 – 8 oz. can tomato paste Chop [...]



The Dish: Tastes of Tailgating

Sep 25th, 2011 | By WORDS BY ryan buxton PHOTOS BY robert giglio | Category: Food, Professor Profiles

Tony Chachere’s chicken and sausage jambalaya recipe Ingredients: 3 – pound fryer chicken (cut up)   4 tablespoons Tony Chacheres Original Creole Seasoning 4 tablespoons margarine   4 whole garlic (minced) 2 whole chopped celery stalks 1 whole chopped bell pepper   1/2 pound smoked sausage 4 whole chopped onions 3 cups of rice   [...]



Son of a Gun Gonna Have Big Fun on the Bayou

Apr 9th, 2011 | By KATIE MACDONALD | Category: Food, Professor Profiles

Some restaurants are serving up crawfish in new ways.



Meals on Wheels

Feb 27th, 2011 | By KATIE MACDONALD | Category: Food, Professor Profiles

Baton Rouge’s best place for lunch may be just around the corner. Or it will be in 15 minutes.

From tacos and crepes to brisket and gelato, mobile food vendors are introducing Baton Rouge to the national trend of meals on wheels. However, instead of hypnotic melodies blaring down the street for all to hear, food trucks use tweets and Facebook status updates to reveal their ever-changing locations.



Professor Profile: From Tots to Tigers

Sep 28th, 2010 | By | Category: Professor Profiles

Click Here to view LSU officials and their baby photos.



Lights, Camera, Teach

Apr 18th, 2010 | By Peter Zuppardo | Category: Professor Profiles

Zachary Godshall stands before his film class like any professor. He discusses the necessary evils of screenwriting’s restrictive and bland format. Having graduated from the University eight years ago, a casual observer may mistake Godshall as a student with his laid back attire and five o’clock shadow. Godshall may appear to be just another English [...]



Professor Profile: Guess Who

Feb 25th, 2010 | By Jack Johnson | Category: Professor Profiles

Answers: A,5 ; B,3 ; C,6 ; D,1 ; E,2 ; F,4



Big Boy Toys

Nov 8th, 2009 | By Hope Carter | Category: Professor Profiles

The University has its own Crime Scene Investigator. But instead of being a white male named Gil Grissom, he’s a 48-year-old Lebanese-American, Sociology professor who specializes in criminology. His name: Ed Shihadeh. “I study why crime happens, why crime goes down, why crime goes up, who’s committing most of the crime, who isn’t committing the [...]



Forging Bonds Through the Art of Dance

Sep 26th, 2009 | By Hope Carter | Category: Professor Profiles

Dance is the language of love, but just like a first date, it can be one of the most awkward experiences a person can have. The first day of Intro to Ballroom Dance is just that — awkward. Reminiscent of a middle school dance, students stand along the walls with their arms crossed behind their [...]



Lost in Translation

Jun 30th, 2009 | By Emley Kerry | Category: Professor Profiles

A Japanese man with shaggy black hair strides into a full classroom. “FREEZE!” he yells. With this shout, Yoshinori Kamo begins the first day of his Introduction to Sociology course. “People probably find it shocking,” he explained, looking a little pleased with himself. “People go, ‘What’s going on?’” He glanced confusedly around his office, mimicking [...]