November 2015

Dialogues on Race

By: Robert Glueck           

Throughout the Fall semester, LSU Law and LSU’s Main Campus have partnered to bring Dialogues on Race to campus.  Dialogues on Race is a program aimed at eliminating racial issues by providing a safe space for honest discussion on issues of race.  The LSU Dialogues on Race program is part of a larger program, Dialogues on Race Louisiana, which officially began in 2011, although the program’s roots can be traced back to a similar program started by the Greater Baton Rouge Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) in 1994. (more…)

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Secret Lives at PMH: Briana Drescher

By: Liz Wong

Name: Briana Drescher

Classification: 3L

Section: 2

Extracurricular activities throughout law school: Law Review, MOOT Court Executive Board, President of Sports, Entertainment, & Media Law Society, Vice President of Intellectual Property Association, PILS member, Street Law Instructor, and Jessup International Law MOOT Court Competition team (more…)

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Framed! with the Hitchcock Blonde

Watched, Drank and Written by The Hitchcock Blonde

Osage CountyAugust: Osage County

Written by Tracy Letts; Directed by John Wells

Netflix has kept ahead of the holiday movie surge with its fabulous addition of August: Osage County. John Wells has masterfully tailored Tracy Letts’ Pulitzer Prize-winning play for the big screen while managing to corral a huge star-studded cast including Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Ewan McGregor, Chris Cooper, Abigail Breslin, Benedict Cumberbatch, Juliette Lewis, Margo Martindale, Dermot Mulroney, Julianne Nicholson, Sam Shepard and Misty Upham. (more…)

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What’s Happening in the Red Stick?

By: Megan Wiggins

We are so close to the finish line, my friends! You will be able to dust off your social calendars in a few short weeks. If you need a study break to decompress and unwind, I have a few events that will do the trick! I have also included some Christmas events to get you in the holiday spirit. (more…)

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Dismissed with Prejudice: The Perfect Spot

By: Cody Grosshart

A few days ago, I laid awake in bed in the morning looking at the ceiling with the sobering realization that October was long gone and that November was already halfway over. As I stared upward, the shadows passing through the blades of my ceiling fan reminded me of the turning pages of notes that I had yet to read. All the while, the alarm clock continued to intermittently sound while I was thinking, the chimes registering the same shock as the occasional jolt of anxiety rooted in finals approaching. (more…)

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