Aftermath of the Super Bowl
After 44 years of patience and trying, the Saints have finally gotten to where so many teams have been, and every team strives to go.
Some fans on the University of Louisiana at Monroe campus may have been a little nervous at halftime when the score was 10-6 Indianapolis.
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The Meetinga previewWhen one thinks of black history month, two prominent figures stand out as influential people fighting in their own way for civil rights. One, of course, is Martin Luther King, Jr. and the other is Malcolm X.
To commemorate the lives and works of these important men, assistant professor in the ULM Division of Theatre and Dance Kyle Zimmerman directs a play called The Meeting.
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Faith Is Not Above Criticism and Neither Is Your MusicWhenever I'm asked why I care about religious issues in spite of being an atheist, normally I bring up something along the lines of religion being irrational, dangerous or both, and mention how we aren't impervious to the actions of other human beings, making the beliefs which those actions are based on very critical to our survival.
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Hawks Top Hilltoppers for the First Time EverFeb. 4 was a historic day for the ULM Warhawks as they welcomed the Western Kentucky University Hilltoppers into the Fant-Ewing Coliseum, and won on a last-second free throw, 67-66.
The Warhawks (10-14, 5-8 Sun Belt) opened the game fired up, commanding the lead from the tip-off.
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Lady Toppers Strike It Rich Against HawksThe University of Louisiana at Monroe women's basketball team fell to the Western Kentucky Lady Toppers, 83-59, at the Fant-Ewing Coliseum on Feb. 3.
ULM (9-14, 3-10) played a mistake-free game with only nine turnovers. However, Western Kentucky shot 65.3 percent from the field and 71.
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Mass Effect 2a review
While the developer Bioware created the universe and lore of the original Mass Effect, they had a wider perspective of a broad spectrum spanning a trilogy of games.
The mission at hand is to investigate the complete disappearance of life in human colonies at the Terminus systems.
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A Saint-sational Performance Turns Out to Be a Brees
After 44 years, the state of Louisiana finally has a professional championship as the New Orleans Saints defeated the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV in Miami, 31-17.
Behind a record-tying performance by Drew Brees, New Orleans (16-3) became the second champion in Super Bowl history from a ten-point deficit in order to erase the years of frustration and turmoil that long plagued the Saints franchise.
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Spin CycleAn Interview with Francis Vehonsky
Francis Vehonsky is a fifth year pharmacy student from Monroe. He acts as an SGA senator, an officer for an academic fraternity and Phi Delta Chi. In his fourth year, he volunteered at St. Vincent De Paul's pharmacy. He was a lifeguard and a swim coach. On top of all that, he is a disc jockey who started small and gradually gained popularity amongst club owners and party throwers in northeastern Louisiana.
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