Crazy little mud creatures called crawfish Brandon Bailey April 29, 2004 Today in the stadium, the Student Programming Association provides students with the tastiest form of...
Portraits by a young artist Brandon Bailey November 21, 2002 If you step into the Ameen art gallery in Talbot Hall you will come face-to-face with the school of...
The enigmatic art of Kenny Hill Brandon Bailey November 14, 2002 Last Friday afternoon a dedication ceremony was held in Chauvin to commemorate the completion of the...
Hitch’n a ride Brandon Bailey November 14, 2002 Has the video game medium spawned anything all that interesting? Sure, most of us children of the late-eighties...
Spider-man swings onto DVD Brandon Bailey November 7, 2002 Its rare that you find those moments where you get that same wide-eyed feeling that you had when you...
go fly a KITE Brandon Bailey October 24, 2002 Most of us have the preconcieved idea of an archetypical kite etched into our minds: usually diamond...
In the eye of the storm Brandon Bailey October 10, 2002 The walls are shaking almost to the breaking point, and you hear a high pitched wail that sounds like...
Monsters Inc. Brandon Bailey September 19, 2002 "Monsters Inc." may be a computer animated film from Disney's Pixar company, but its soul is channeled...
Lucas turns to the dark side with “Attack of the Clones Brandon Bailey June 13, 2002 A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, there was a classic series called "Star Wars". Filled with...
New video releases in a nutshell Brandon Bailey April 18, 2002 Next week is notable for all the new releases coming out on video, not only for the quanity but for the...
Spielberg’s A.I. is intellegent but a little too artificial Brandon Bailey March 14, 2002 Steven Spielberg's "A.I. Artificial Intelligence" leaves one both impressed and bewildered. We see flashes...
‘Our Town’ on our campus Brandon Bailey March 7, 2002 The Nicholls Players will perform Thornton Wilder's three act play "Our Town" Thursday through Saturday...
New Orleans and all that Jazz Brandon Bailey February 7, 2002 As you turn the radio dial you hear a sax solo on an easy listening station, a deep bass line mixed with...
Dyslexia center gets funds Brandon Bailey November 15, 2001 The Center for the Study of Dyslexia has been working in conjunction with the Giardina Family Foundation...
Alumnus searching for cure for skin cancer Brandon Bailey November 15, 2001 Nicholls alumna Patrick Laine is now part of a team researchers who are trying to develop an enzyme that...
‘Sopranos’ has Bailey singing praises Brandon Bailey November 15, 2001 Violent, controversial, politically incorrect, sexist-these are just a few of the words used by people...
‘From Hell’ not just clever title, but truly hellish experience Brandon Bailey November 8, 2001 Few films are as aptly titled as "From Hell." After seeing the movie you wonder if it could come from...
Allison costly to University Brandon Bailey November 8, 2001 The flooding caused by tropical storm Allison cost the University $457,328. Much of the loss was covered...
Oversight committe discusses budgets Brandon Bailey November 8, 2001 The Student Self-Assessed Fees Oversight Committee met for the second time Monday afternoon. The goal...
Opening tonight: Witches, townsfolk clash in ‘Dark of the Moon’ Brandon Bailey November 1, 2001 The Nicholls Players will perform the two-act drama, "Dark of the Moon," Thursday through Saturday at...
College of Education placed on probation Brandon Bailey November 1, 2001 The College of Education is on probation for accreditation. They will retain their accreditation right...
Oversight committee holds briefing Brandon Bailey October 25, 2001 The Student Self-Assessed Fees Oversight Committee recently held a briefing. Next week they will hold...
Nicholls art students utilize utensils Brandon Bailey October 11, 2001 From Oct. 22 to 26, , an exhibition entitled "Forks, Knives and Spoons" will be held in the Ameen Art...
Chiasson to lecture in Africa Brandon Bailey October 11, 2001 Dr. Lloyd Chiasson, professor of mass communications, has been selected by UNESCO along with several...
Oversight committee will soon meet again Brandon Bailey October 11, 2001 The Student Self-Assessed Fees Oversight Committee will soon hold a meeting to examine the budgets of...
Campus construction projects move along Brandon Bailey October 4, 2001 Numerous construction projects are continuing across campus. One of the major projects is an addition...
Arabs, Muslims face discrimination Brandon Bailey September 27, 2001 Following the World Trade Center attack on Sept. 11, Arab-Americans, Muslims and other individuals of...
Got ‘Zilla? Brandon Bailey September 20, 2001 Everyone has their guilty pleasures. Some like the Jerry Springer show, while others might admit to listening...
Reclusive artist’s works left to University care Brandon Bailey September 20, 2001 Thanks to the Kohler Foundation, Nicholls and its art department, a valuable artistic find will be preserved....
Nicholls receives one of its largest grants ever Brandon Bailey September 6, 2001 Nicholls recently received one of its largest grants in history.The $1.3 million grant from the United...
Art seniors win international awards Brandon Bailey September 6, 2001 Three Nicholls art seniors recently won scholarship awards from the Kappa Pi International Honorary Art...
Davis likes new position, short adjustment time Brandon Bailey August 30, 2001 Michael Davis of Vacherie has been promoted to assistant vice president for procurement and physical...
Construction projects, asbestos removal ending Brandon Bailey August 30, 2001 Numerous construction projects and renovations have been conducted across campus recently, mostly due...
Record amount of money received Brandon Bailey July 12, 2001 The Louisiana Board of Regents for higher education has awarded Nicholls with a record amount of money.Nicholls...
Students, faculty inducted into honor society Brandon Bailey June 28, 2001 Omicron Delta Kappa recently inducted 23 students and two faculty members into the national leadership...
Studying abroad in England part of honors curriculum Brandon Bailey June 28, 2001 This past spring, 19 students and three faculty members of the University Honors Abroad Program left...
Offices moving into new Ayo Hall Brandon Bailey June 28, 2001 The department of nursing and the College of Life Science and Technology have moved into the recently...
Hitchcock horror hauntingly hair-raising Brandon Bailey May 3, 2001 Lately there is a trend of movies that ineffectively try to be scary. With a rare exception, these movies...
Snared by infomercials Brandon Bailey May 3, 2001 It is 2:30 in the morning. After a case of self-induced insomnia caused by studying for finals, you walk...
Crazy little mud creatures called crawfish Brandon Bailey April 26, 2001 Crawfish are back. Last year, due to cold weather, a drought and pesticide problems, crawfish prices...
Chef John Folse Culinary Institute welcomes new dean Brandon Bailey April 19, 2001 The John Folse Culinary Institute is welcoming a new dean this July. After working as assistant professor...
Nursing students work with children Brandon Bailey April 19, 2001 Thanks to a group of Nicholls nursing students, Joni Boudreaux's kindergarten class at Larose Lower Elementary...
Reality bites Brandon Bailey April 5, 2001 Spring Break. Crystal clear waves crash against the snow white beach of the vacation getaway. The lemon...
Olympic windsurfing at Nicholls? Brandon Bailey April 5, 2001 As many of you know, the new Nicholls logo was unveiled last week.Many bewildered reactions followed....
Fletcher Lecture series held today Brandon Bailey March 22, 2001 As part of the University's Jubilee activities, poet Dr.Timothy Steele will lecture and read from his...
Alumnus returns home for Jubilee Brandon Bailey March 15, 2001 Nicholls Alumnus John "Spud" McConnell has led a distinguished career, appearing in over seventy-five...
Lewis uses hard work, inspiration Brandon Bailey March 8, 2001 Nicholls students can gain much inspiration from Suella Lewis' dedication to her school, work and extracurricular...
Gee enjoys students, job, University Brandon Bailey February 22, 2001 As a distinguished professor of education, Dr. Jerry Gee has the opportunity to enjoy his interests in...