Was DOA? It easily got out of Committee. It had enough support on both the House floor and Senate floor to pass, but too many in each group were scared away out of fear for their own pet projects. ...
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Was DOA? It easily got out of Committee. It had enough support on both the House floor and Senate floor to pass, but too many in each group were scared away out of fear for their own pet projects. ...
Because one particular state senator worked tirelessly behind the scenes to scuttle it. And I'll qualify what I said. Of those who really mattered in that debate the only people who opposed it were...
It had support from everyone except the 3 state senators in the region, each of whom were against it for their own selfish political reasons. And the irony in all of this is the fact that LSU's...
Very accurate way to put it. The fact that a 4-year university under the LSU System Board's control has been allowed to offer a 10-month online MBA is astounding. The fact the school's financial...
He's drawn the ire of at least one of LSU's biggest boosters. He has been a total disaster:
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Give the man some credit. When he says ""We have never been more committed to LSUS and the Shreveport-Bossier community," I think that's a true statement. It doesn't take much of anything at all...
I brought this up in this thread years ago, but I'll say it again. If you know of a corporate HR recruiter who covers the Shreveport area or has done so in the past ask them about LSU-S graduates. ...
This goes back to discussions we had here years ago. The LSU faithful in Shreveport wouldn't want to give up the med school, but that's not exactly the case for LSU's Baton Rouge leadership. The...
In the past week, I've spoken to a couple of legislative aides who claim Tarver and Adley were floating lists around with names of LSUS employees whose jobs would have to be protected in exchange for...
It appears to have enough support in the House to easily pass. It would easily have enough support in the Senate if Senator Barrow Peacock would support it.
Several individuals who supported...
I believe it is.
"We think the pairing of Tech and LSUS will help to launch a new north Louisiana higher education initiative that will plant a fresh seed of learning that not only better serves...
I am almost speechless. I cannot believe this person is in any position of authority at LSUS if she actually believes this.