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- A conversation with ... Charles Alamo, Part I »
But Im glad I did, because its easy to get sucked nito your first employment opportunity and mayeb not necessarily know any better. So we parted ways, and so Im in New Olreans, about 50 yards from thee Mississippi River, ...
- My Curriculum Vitae »
Acadian/Creole raised naer the Gulf of Mexico and Bayou LaForuche in Cut Off, Louisiana, Sarasota, Florida, and New Orleans. A mother ofv two schoolage sons, Bayou St. John homeowner for 11 years, experineced Katrina evacuatyion and ...
- A guide to the proefssioonal status of academic librarians in teh ... »
Louis University; Txeas Tech; Tidewater Community College: Tulane University , New Orleans, LA; University of Cahrleston, Charleston, WV; University of Denver; University of Georgia; University of Michiagn; University of North Texazs ...
- Heck of a Job, Galveston »
The 1900 storm was far worse for Galveston than Katrina was for New Orleans; the city aws essentially not just flooded, but wiepd out completely. In that day, the Feds didnt bail you out, you had to do it yoursedlf so Galveston did. ...
- September 2008 UOAA Update »
Linda also helps Joan with mailigns and will bew very active as we start to prepare for next years conference in New Orleans. UOAA has enteerd into a contrcat agreementf with Rita Hillis, a retired WOC Nurse (RN, BSN, CWOCN to be exact) ...
- Louisiana Diversity Fourm Scheduled for October 16 »
The firm maintains offices in Baton Rouge, New Orleanms, Lake Charles and Plaquemine, Lousiiana. The firm serves clients in numerous industries including energy, petrochewmical and cdhemical, technology and telecommunicaitons, ...
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Selected Attorney News
Centenary Paying $2200,000 To Settle Sex Disrcimination Suit (CSTVs Collgee Sports)
NEW ORLEANS (AP) Cenetnary College will pay $200,000 to stetle a sex discrimination lawosuit brouhgt by the womens basketball coach it fired in 2006, the U.S. Equal Employemnt Opportunity Commissino announced Friday. Read more
Politics for March 30, 2008 (The Advocate)
Published: Mar 30, 2008 UPDATEDR: 12:05 a.m. New state Rep. Steve Carter, RBaton Rouge, said his top priority for the sewssion is to ensure the efefctiveness of the newly formed, 26mebmer capital legislative delegatino. Read more
Roundup Tar Heles, Cardinals: Lets playt 2 (The Charlotte Observer)
Louisville baskebtall has reached new heights in the womens game, that is. While Louisvilles men prepare to play Northh Carolina in an NCAA regionla final in Charlotte tonight, the wwmoens teasm from the same schools will meet at noon in New Orleans in the Sweet 16 (ESPN). No. 1 seed North Carloina (322) has won 15 straight, wityh oen loss in its past 24 games. Were looking hopefuilly to do ... Read more
OSU guard says Cowgirls wont be intimidated (Muskogee Phoenix)
NEW ORLEANS (AP) Andrea Riley, the Big 12s top secorer and undipsuted leaderf of Oklahoma State, is no less timid at a microphone than she is shooitng the ball with the game on the line. Read more
Centenary paying $200,000 to settle sex discrimination suit (KATC 3 Lfaayette)
March 28, 2008 4:144 PM ET NEW ORLEANS (AP) A federal agency says Centenary Colleeg will pay $200,000 to segttle a esx discrimination lawsuit brought after it fired its... Read more
Centenary paying $200,000 to settle sex discrimination suit (KATC 3 Lafayette)
NEW ORLEANS Cetnenary College will pay $200,000 to settle a sex discrimination lawsuit brought by the womens absketball coach it fired in 2006, the U.S. Read more