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The Lion's Roar

The Official Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana University

The Lion's Roar

The Official Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana University

The Lion's Roar

Brina Faciane, instructor of saxophone, teaches Austin Hynes, a junior music major, on the instrument.

Sax, song and photography piece the world of art together

Erica Welter, Staff Reporter March 26, 2019

In the vast and varied world of artistic pursuits, each craftsperson advocates for their discipline. Brina Faciane, an instructor of saxophone, was drawn to music as a child. “At some point, I realized...

Ashlin Nicosia, interim development coordinator for University Advancement, shows one of her handmade martini glasses. The glasses, along with other handmade crafts, will be used during “Chefs Evening.”

Creativity beyond the arts and music

Johnathan Zeringue, Staff Reporter March 26, 2019

Innovation can be incorporated in all facets of the real world and not solely reserved for art-related fields. Jobs involving creativity can be found around local businesses and the community. For Sabrina...

"Beethoven Night" included the Bella Voce, Concert Choir, University Choir and Northshore Choral Society along with soloists performing with the symphony orchestra.

Symphony orchestra pairs up for ‘Beethoven Night’

Zachary Araki, Assistant Editor March 22, 2019

The Southeastern Symphony Orchestra collaborated with Bella Voce, Concert Choir, University Choir and Northshore Choral Society along with Friederike Kienle, a guest conductor, to bring the music of Ludwig...

In the Mane DIsh, workers can be identified by their black uniforms. Whether for work, recreation, sports or academics, uniforms can be seen every day.

The purpose of a uniform

Johnathan Zeringue, Staff Reporter March 19, 2019

Whether for work, sports, recreation or school, students’ preferences for uniforms can depend on a number of factors. Connor Wilson, a junior golfer, views his uniform as a means to showcase the university...

Leigh Moore, a sophomore biological sciences major, likes to view the Netflix app on her laptop or Amazon Fire TV Stick daily.   Even with the influx of streaming and on-demand options in television, Tim Ingram, vice president and general manager of WVUE FOX 8, believes that online streaming will not be the end of television.

Finding the differences with streaming and cable

Maiah Woodring, Staff Reporter March 19, 2019

With over 25 million subscribers, Hulu recently surpassed Comcast, the largest cable company in the United States, in January 2019, according to an article by Andy Meek, a writer for the Boy Genius Report. In...

Better left with a Hammond memory

Better left with a Hammond memory

Gerard Borne, Staff Reporter March 19, 2019

Hammond native Todd O’Neill made strides in the country music industry with his self-named band. The journey to starting the Todd O’Neill Band began with O’Neill as a roadie for the Big Cat Daddy...

Although Annie Goodman faced problems at home in her early life, college allowed for an opportunity to escape. Now, she works for The Lion’s Roar as the editor-in-chief.

Instabilities mold Goodman for the better

Jacob Summerville, Staff Reporter March 19, 2019

A difficult upbringing shaped Editor-in-Chief Annie Goodman, a senior communication major. As a child, Goodman had an outgoing personality until the third grade. She started to skip school by pretending...

Senior art students display their craft at the fall 2017 “Visual Art + Design Senior Exhibition.” At the exhibition, students can get a taste of presenting their artwork before graduation.

The perception of art degrees

Diamond Hollins, Staff Reporter March 13, 2019

While some may view art degrees as impractical, such an education may help develop problem solving, organization and communication skills. According to Dale Newkirk, head of the Department of Visual...

A room can be a world of possibilities

A room can be a world of possibilities

Madeline Cancienne, Staff Reporter March 13, 2019

Adding certain pieces to a living space can best represent a person's uniqueness and sense of style from modern to vintage. Whether through an accent wall with a fun print, an accent chair with a fluffy...

Baton Rouge-based band Ventruss released their self-titled extended play in February.

Local band aspires to greatness

Erica Welter, Staff Reporter March 11, 2019

Ventruss, a band based in Baton Rouge, has been entertaining southeast Louisiana since early 2012. Debuting with the single “Locust,” the metal and hard rock group recently released a self-titled...

Bumble Bee Pottery sells ceramic items including teapots, jewelry and platters. Helene Fielder encourages aspiring artists to find a style that matches their aesthetic.

Selling art that holds a practical purpose

Jacob Summerville, Staff Reporter March 11, 2019

A kitchen does not have to be filled with plastic cups and store-bought vases. Handmade mugs, jewelry, pots and plates serve a conventional purpose to consumers while upholding the artistic flair of any...

Many members of the community, including relatives of the artists, visited the Hammond Regional Arts Center during its opening reception. Artwork ranging from paintings to sculptures will be on display through Mar. 29.

Rising artists showcase their projects

Jacob Summerville, Staff Reporter March 9, 2019

Artists in grades K-12 have their works on display in downtown Hammond. The Hammond Regional Arts Center held the opening reception for the "Young Artists Exhibition" on Friday, Mar. 8 from 5-8 p.m. Maureen...

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