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LSUS student helps find cats the purr-fect home
Reed Ebarb just turned 20 but has no time to celebrate.
At 19, he co-founded the Shreveport-Bossier Animal Rescue, a non-profit organization that works to provide shelter and adoption for stray cats. Volunteers find the furry felines trying to survive on the streets or in shelters facing euthanasia and provide a safe place for the cats to live, with added medical care, while vigorously seeking homes.
LSUS professor turns standard lecture into debate
Three people arrived to the weekly College of Arts and Sciences lecture series in the sciences building on April 4. Dr. W. Chris Hale, associate professor of criminal justice, shuffled to the front of the room that could have held 100 people. His lecture on the scheduling of final exams quickly became a debate.
Also in this week's issue:
Editorial - LSUS students still facing parking nightmare
"Grad guide" offers course discounts to students
Guest editorial - smoking ban brings a breath of fresh air to LSUS
LSUS lecture reminds students of the horrors of drunk driving
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