The Mag - Back to School Guide 2019

Issue No.2 Fall 2019

A PUBLICATION BY THE LSU OFFICE OF STUDENT MEDIA

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6 Ways to Get the Grade

Tiger Trails Map Secret Spots Around Campus

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2019-2020 Planner

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Late Night Eats

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Clubs on Campus

Editorial Emily Maranto Whitney Hicks Emily Poole

Designers /Sales Emily Poole Matthew Oakman

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6 Ways to Get the

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By Emily Poole

There’s nothing better than the burst of motivation that comes with a new semester. After a summer of sleeping in and sitting around, it’s nice to return to a routine and have a purpose again.

Bask in this feeling as much as you can, because it vanishes as soon as you get your first assignment. Stress takes over with thoughts of tests, papers, group projects and grades.

Don't stress yet! These tips will help you get off to a good start and finish strong with the grade you want.

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Get Organized Having your school tasks neat and tidy eliminates so much stress. Your brain has enough to worry about, so transfer whatever you can onto paper – or a digital list. Keep a journal or planner with you at all times.

Write to-do lists, thoughts, important dates, goals, etc. Over-plan your time and schedule your studying, researching and printing. You don’t have to stick to your plan exactly, but planning will ensure you have ample time to recover from any mishaps.

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Read the Syllabus If you don’t read the syllabus, are you even trying? The syllabus is like a cheat-sheet for a class. Project and test dates, course expectations and supplies lists, all wrapped up and stapled for your benefit. Make sure to write all the important dates in your planner.

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Study Smarter Everyone learns differently. Learn what methods work best for you so you don’t waste time on methods that don’t. Some methods to try: Study with your senses. Re-write your notes in bright colors. Record yourself reading your notes out loud so you can listen later. Once you’ve studied a topic, summarize the important info in your own words, to help you to remember later and to reveal areas that need review. Switch between subjects every couple of hours to prevent boredom and to keep your mind sharp.

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Seriously. Just go. Attendance is a good chunk of your grade, giving you points just for showing up! Easiest “A” ever.

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Your professors are your new bff’s. Being on their good side won’t ensure a good grade, but it definitely helps. Going to a professor’s office hours may seem daunting, but there’s nothing to fear. Showing up with a question or just to discuss an interesting lecture shows that you care about the class and your grade.

Take Care of Yourself

Grades are important and can affect your future, but they are not everything. Your mental and physical health comes first, always. The most important step to succeeding at anything is to get enough sleep, water, and food. Give your brain rest and fuel to function properly. Remember to take breaks, and avoid pulling all-nighters at all costs.

You’ll thank me later.

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Tiger Trail’s complex route can cause confusion in the beginning. The TransLoc Rider app, available in your smartphone’s app store, provides a map of Tiger Trails routes. It also tracks the location of each in-service bus and provides continuous updates on bus capacity – in real time.

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LSU’s free bus system expanded in time to 31 buses running 11 different routes continuously from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays. Tiger Trails also has evening, weekend, summer and holiday routes for students and faculty. The University has 40 to 50 contract bus drivers.

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The Office of Parking and Transportation Services and Student Government began the Tiger Trails bus system in 2008 after complaints from commuter students about the Baton Rouge bus system, according to Tiger Trails. Students would rather have driven to class than face the long routes and inconsistent arrival times they experienced on city buses.

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CAMPUS Written by Emily Maranto Photography by Sarah Francioni

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Design Building Courtyard

You’ve probably passed by it several times as you run to the lecture you’re late for, iced coffee in hand, but the Design Building Courtyard is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy an iced coffee (we all know you’re not making that 8 a.m. lecture.) With a large tree shading the area, lovely seating on a patio and City Pork’s amazing grub, spend a few hours in this picturesque hidden courtyard.

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Enchanted Forest Host your next picnic outing at LSU’s very own fairy land. The Enchanted Forest is home to beautiful old trees that transport you somewhere fantastical. Check them out on the north side of campus next to Kirby Smith Hall.

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Greek Amphitheatre Instagram Boyfriends listen up. The LSU Greek Amphitheatre is a hidden gem here on campus.

Not only can you achieve that artsy, mystic shot to add to your feed, you also will get a sense of history. Fun fact: A loud gong would ring across the campus, alerting students that Huey P. Long was at the Amphitheatre to give a speech.

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DELIVERS TALENT

The College of Music & Dramatic Arts is your premier source for performing arts on the LSU campus, with over 300 events each year, many of which are free for students to attend. From the dynamic rhythms of the School of Music, to the emotive expressions of the School of Theatre, we have something for everyone.

Information & Tickets Purchase tickets online at lsu.edu/cmda/events or call 225-578-3527 for details.

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Fairy Garden LSU is magical in many ways. Though we can’t guarantee werewolves or unicorns, we can give you a fairytale dream. LSU has its very own Little Fairy Garden, complete with Fairy cottages, butterfly benches and stone steps. This place is so magical, we’re convinced "Ella Enchanted" was filmed here!

If you're lucky, you can find it between the Greek Ampitheatre and the Enchanted forest.

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Sculpture Garden Need a quiet place to study, relax or question the meaning of life?

Walk around to Sculpture Garden by the Quad. Created by art students, these exhibits frequently accept participation, so don’t be afraid to sit on that artsy bench (you know the one we’re talking about).

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To demonstrate my pride in LSU, as a member of the community, I will practice the values in the LSU Commitment to Community:

• Be an active citizen • Be responsible • Contribute positively • Practice equality

• Practice integrity • Respect all persons • Respect the environment

www.lsu.edu/commitmenttocommunity

NO TWO TIGERS HAVE THE SAME STRIPES.

CELEBRATE OUR DIVERSITY! Diversity is fundamental to LSU’s mission, and the university is committed to creating and maintaining a living and learning environment that embraces individual difference.

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Cultural inclusion is of the highest priority, and the Office of Diversity family includes the Office of Multicultural Affairs, the LSU Women’s Center, and the Clarence L. Barney Jr. African American Cultural Center. Please visit us at each of our four locations on LSU’s campus or at lsu.edu/diversity to learn more about our efforts to champion diversity in all aspects of the university.

WE HAVE A PLACE AND A PROGRAM FOR EVERYONE, INCLUDING YOU!

• The LSU community's off campus, independent coffee shop since 1989 • Lots of seating both inside and outside in the courtyard • A great place to hang out between classes or study with friends

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August

19 Freshman Orientation 26 Classes begin 27 Involvement Fair

Get Involved! Learn about and sign up for campus organizations!

29 Rainbeaux Rush

LGBTQ+ event with free tiedying and info on campus resources

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November 6 Fall Living Expo

Fall in love with a new home!

Get a look at all the housing options near campus.

8 Final date for dropping

courses and rescheduling exams

9 BAMA GAME (away)

September

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2 Labor Day holiday

4 Final date for dropping

courses without receiving a W (signifying that you did not complete the course)

5 Final date for adding courses 11 Career Expo

Network with over 200 employers who want to recruit you!

October

December

12 Homecoming Game

period for finals (no tests or extra-curriculars)

5-12 Homecoming Week! against Florida

17-21 Fall break 20 Scheduling for Spring, Spring Intersession and Summer terms

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4-8 Concentrated study 7 Classes end 9-14 Final exams

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Planner January 13 Classes begin

20 MLK day holiday 22 Final date for

dropping courses without receiving a W

23 Final date for adding courses

February

24-26 Mardi Gras holiday

April

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dropping courses and rescheduling exams

10 Good Friday holiday 29-3 Concentrated study period

March TBD Groovin’

An annual concert put on by LSU Student Gov. Previous artists include Weezer, Kevin Gates, Lil Dicky, and Ke$ha.

23-30 Spring Break 29 Course scheduling for Fall

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semester, Summer Intersession and Wintersession begins

4-9 Final exams

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degree candidates)

Grow into your new home!

Get a look at all the housing options near campus.

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ACTIVITIES Conservation education Leadership development Cook-outs Field Trips

Guest Speakers Socials Fall Banquet Spring Crawfish Boil

TIGER CHAPTER DUCKS UNLIMITED PRESIDENTIAL ELITE CHAPTER

EVENTS Wednesday September 4th @ 6:30 pm Kick-off Meeting Location: Room 142 Renewable Natural Resources Building

Wednesday October 24th @ 6:00 pm Fall Banquet Location: John M. Parker Coliseum For more information: Website: http://www.ducks.org/louisiana/events/

Gunther Spore: (832) 758-0318 or gspore1@lsu.edu

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Louie’s Cafe Louie’s Cafe has been serving LSU’s campus delicious breakfast food at all hours of the night since 1941. The cafe has since become known for their cheeseburgers and their breakfast platters featuring their cajun hashbrowns.

It is an LSU Classic!

3322 Lake St Open 24 hours

Coffee Call

The Chimes

Between burgers, poboys and seafood platters, The Chimes has you covered for all of your cajun cravings. It is a great spot hang out with friends before and after a game!

3357 Highland Rd Closes at 2:00 am Monday through Saturday and midnight on Sunday

Jimmy John’s

Want your food delivered freaky fast? Jimmy John’s has you covered. Whether you like your sandwich plain or stuffed to the max, Jimmy John’s can deliver it right to your door freaky fast, guaranteed.

3043 Perkins Rd Open until 1:00 am Sunday through Thursday and 3:00 am Friday and Saturday

Coffee call roasts and sells their own coffee beans as well as serves soups and sandwiches for lunch, but their around the clock favorite is their fresh beignets. Beignets and coffee are served at all hours and are sure to cure your late night sweet tooth.

3132 College Dr Open 24 hours Friday through Sunday and until midnight Monday through Thursday

Mr. Ronnie’s Mr. Ronnie’s serves fresh, hot donuts and puff pastries 24 hours a day, seven days a week! In addition to donuts, Mr. Ronnie’s also sells burgers from 11:00 am to 4:00 am.

216 W Lee Dr Open 24 hours

Raising Cane’s Who doesn’t want to support an LSU alumni with a “failed”

business plan? Raising Cane’s chicken fingers and texas toast won't disappoint you at any hour of the night.

3313 Highland Rd & 202 W Lee Dr Open until 2:00 am Sunday through Wednesday and 3:30 am Thursday through Saturday

Red Stick Social

Red Stick Social combines good food and good fun. Play some late night bowling while munching on crowd favorites like chicken and waffles, fried pickles, tacos and flatbreads.

1503 Government St Closes 12:00 am Sunday through Thursday and 2:00 am Friday and Saturday

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Insomnia Cookies

Insomnia Cookies is located just one street off of LSU’s campus making it the perfect place to go to with friends or get delivered to your dorm. Boxes of cookies come in a variety of quantities ranging from two to 24. Cookies can also be purchased with a serving of ice cream to make their famous Cookiewich.

128 W Chimes St Open/delivers until 3:00 am

Schlittz & Giggles

Schlittz & Giggles doesn’t stop at serving fresh New York style pizza. They also serve wraps, paninis, salads and desserts.

2355 Ferndale Ave Open until 2:00 am on Friday and Saturday.

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Hungry Howie’s

Hungry Howie’s serves and delivers fresh pizza right to your door until 4:00 am every day. They also serve subs, wings, salads and pasta.

5201 Nicholson Dr Open until 4:00 am

Plucker’s Wing Bar

Plucker’s Wing Bar is a late night eats created BY college kids FOR college kids. Fried Pickles, The Bypass Burger, Holy Macaroni and of course, wings, are among some of the best late night meals at Plucker’s.

4225 Nicholson Dr Open until 2:00 am Sunday through Wednesday and 3:00 am Thursday through Saturday

Zippy’s If your late night cravings

have you in the mood for Mexican food, look no further than Zippy’s on Perkins. Zippy’s has you covered with enchiladas, chimichangas, tamales and more.

3155 Perkins Rd Open until 3:00 am on Friday and Saturday

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Shhhhhh! There’s more to college

than studying!

LSU Mock Trial On social media: Facebook, Twitter (@lsumocktrial) Inspired by Elle Woods from “Legally Blonde”? Or need ridiculously good resume builder for Law School? Think about LSU Mock Trial, an organization dedicated to recreating what happens in a courtroom.

A six-month journey begins in August, when participants are assigned a case and must build a defense and prosecution for the annual mock trial competition in the spring.

LSU’s team is affiliated with the American Mock Trial Association and is for students interested in the law, public speaking and theatricality.

We think we’ve just discovered your “Law and Order” moment.

Bad Movie Club On social media: Facebook, Twitter (@badmovieclublsu), Instagram (@badmovieclub_lsu) Are you a movie connoisseur? An aspiring critic? Or have really 34

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Really, people! Cinema is an art form.

Then join the Bad Movie Club and delight in your superior skills for sniffing out a bad movie. From cheesy rom coms to mediocre horror, laugh at movies would otherwise make you cry.

The club’s goal is to bring “an enjoyable environment to campus through celebrating the unintentional humor of poorly made cinematic films, as well as providing students an opportunity to participate in discussions about cinema and what makes a movie good or bad.”

Ballroom Dance Club On social media: Facebook group (The Ballroom Dance Club at LSU) Email: tigerballroom@gmail.com Cha-cha your way into your newest hobby. Sweep the floor with lessons in the waltz or the tango. Dazzle all of your friends in Tigerland after a football game with your fancy footwork.

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The Ballroom Dance Club at LSU provides dancing lessons in various dance styles for anybody, regardless of personal experience or talent. I’m talking to you, Mr. Two Left Feet. No partner? No worries.

Meetings are Thursdays at 6 p.m.

Cloud Watching Club On social media: Twitter (@CWCLSU) “It’s a dog chasing a ball.”

“No, it’s a T-Rex cooking a pizza.”

Tired of ruining friendships over cloud debates? Join the Cloud Watching club, a group dedicated to appreciating the white fluff balls we all see in the sky as something more than shade makers.

The club meets twice a month to marvel at the cotton candy tufts in the sky and wonder about the meaning of life.

Tabletop Games Club On social media: Facebook, Twitter (@LSU.TTGC) Website: tabletopgamesclub.weebly.com/ Channel your inner “Stranger Things” vibe and spend Friday night playing the classic “Dungeons and Dragons” board game.

The Tabletop Games Club allows you to channel your inner child with like-minded people. Make new friends. Play fun games. And enjoy a timeless pastime.

This might sound geeky, but imagine how excited everyone gets with friends when someone mentions an old board game of “Clue” or a deck of cards “Against Humanity.”

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