
Saturday was Senior Day at Alex Box Stadium, but one-third of LSU’s batting order acted as if it were Sophomore Day.
Three second-year Tigers did a lot of damage in a 16-4 victory against Mississippi State that extended a number of streaks for LSU and increased its lead in the SEC Western Division.
A bill to boost tuition for students at LSU’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center breezed through the House Education Committee on Thursday.

Changes long in the works are beginning to take place on a vibrant stretch of Baton Rouge road less than a mile long.
The recent announcement that Advance Baton Rouge and LSU plan to open two new, small “autonomous” high schools by fall 2009 took top leaders of East Baton Rouge Parish’s school system by surprise and further stressed the already tense relations between the school system and Advance Baton Rouge.
Here are some treasured mementos mothers (and children) shared with The Advocate. The memories are published in PDF form.

The trouble with this quilt show is it generates inspiration. And from inspiration comes a messy sewing room — so messy that order may never return.

Romantic comedies are a tricky business. They can be too sweet or not funny enough. There can be no spark between the principal characters. And romantic comedies can easily be one-sided affairs, thus the derisive term, “chick flick.”

Speed Racer is more Toy Story than Days of Thunder. That could be a good thing, but in this case it isn’t. Based on the Japanese anime series created by Tatsuo Yoshida, the frantic, big-screen edition of Speed Racer is, to say the least, cartoonish.

When it comes to the prom, teenagers are teenagers. It's a night of formals and fun, of dancing and delight, of happiness and hope. On that special night, the students of the Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired create wonderful memories just like teens everywhere.