Subscribe to this tag Judge Rules in Tulane's Favor; Women's College to Stay Closed
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Jeff Greer
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The Paper Trail - September 1, 2009
A descendant of the founder of Tulane women's college sued the university to reopen the school.
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At Tulane, Carville Hosts Pal George Stephanopoulos
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Paul Bedard
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Nation & World - April 27, 2009
Tulane's president touts class where Professor Carville will host his old Clinton campaign pal.
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Tulane Students Pick Stocks for Real
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Katy Marquardt
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Money - April 16, 2008
Hancock Horizon Burkenroad fund uses classroom analysis.
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Tulane Students Report Pot Shortage
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Alison Go
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The Paper Trail - March 19, 2008
As if there weren't any bigger problems in the world, Tulane students are reporting a weed shortage on campus.
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New Orleans Educators Say Crime Is Pushing Retention, Admissions Down
The Paper Trail - January 12, 2007
Murder is bad in itself, but what brought top Louisiana state officials to a table to talk about it Wednesday was the effects it's having on local universities' retention and admissions rates. New Orleans saw 162 murders in 2006 and eight more as of today, the Loyola Maroon reports.
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Trail Mix
The Paper Trail - December 12, 2006
One thankful benefactor of Katrina rebuilding: Tulane's rollerblading "minstrel," who writes with gratitude in The Hullabaloo.
Down the road, another student paper in New Orleans, Loyola University's Maroon, tells the story behind a basketball player's tattoo--a tragedy that proved, for him at least, far more life-changing than Katrina.
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Trail Mix
The Paper Trail - November 21, 2006
Administrators who worried about Tulane University's first post-Katrina freshman class are no longer worried--not even close, the Hullabaloo reports.
Ivy League schools are about to get bigger, both in physical space and number of students, says the Daily Pennsylvanian.
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