Forever Reveille -- LSU Students Must Decide Newspaper's Future
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Laurie Williams
11 years ago
Please sign
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Fernanda Zamudio-Suarez
11 years ago
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As the incoming Reveille editor, I am proud to have so many stand with me who agree The Daily Reveille is first and foremost a teaching tool, and worth fighting for.
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Michael Tassin
11 years ago
Save the Reveille. It was the highlight of my mornings at LSU, and it is the first thing I grab when I visit campus as an alum.
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Tiffany Monette
11 years ago
The Reveille is an LSU Tradition.....keep it going!!
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Brittny Lowrey
11 years ago
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For four years of college, I read The Daily Reveille every single morning cover to cover before my 7:30 classes. It's forever linked with my college experience. I hope all future generations of LSU tigers will be able to share that same experience with me.
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Jeff Jeffrey
11 years ago
Any decisions about when and how to change The Daily Reveille's publication schedule should be left to the paper's student leaders.
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Jeff Jeffrey
11 years ago
Any decisions about when and how to change The Daily Reveille's publication schedule should be left to the paper's student leaders.
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Ginger Gibson
11 years ago
The bottom line is that the future of the paper must be decided by the people who work for it and the people who read it.
Please sign
As the incoming Reveille editor, I am proud to have so many stand with me who agree The Daily Reveille is first and foremost a teaching tool, and worth fighting for.
Save the Reveille. It was the highlight of my mornings at LSU, and it is the first thing I grab when I visit campus as an alum.
The Reveille is an LSU Tradition.....keep it going!!
For four years of college, I read The Daily Reveille every single morning cover to cover before my 7:30 classes. It's forever linked with my college experience. I hope all future generations of LSU tigers will be able to share that same experience with me.
Any decisions about when and how to change The Daily Reveille's publication schedule should be left to the paper's student leaders.
Any decisions about when and how to change The Daily Reveille's publication schedule should be left to the paper's student leaders.
The bottom line is that the future of the paper must be decided by the people who work for it and the people who read it.