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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

Demonstrators gather during a protest to denounce President Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s bid for a fifth term, in Algiers, Algeria, Sunday, Feb. 24, 2019. Hundreds of protesters have gathered in Algeria’s capital for the second time this week to denounce ailing Bouteflika’s bid for a fifth term.

Social movements are changing human culture

Madeline Cancienne, Staff Reporter February 26, 2019

Social movements have helped shape the world we live in, and they are all started by those who see a change that needs to be made. Recently, the most prominent ones have been Black Lives Matter and...

A voice heard the correct way

A voice heard the correct way

Madeline Cancienne, Staff Reporter February 19, 2019

I am not a confrontational person by any means. However, I will stand up for what I believe in without a blink of an eye 100 percent of the time. The world we live in is filled with people who are more...

Peace, civility and amnesia

Peace, civility and amnesia

Zachary Araki, Assistant Editor February 19, 2019

Everyone loves a rebel, so long as it is convenient that is. As we celebrate Black History Month and remember Martin Luther King Jr. and civil disobedience, it appears many people forget how the movement...

The Harlem Renaissance and how jazz became the highlight of the era

The Harlem Renaissance and how jazz became the highlight of the era

Jacob Summerville, Staff Reporter February 19, 2019

A combination of new souls and a new city created one of the most recognizable and celebratory genres of music - jazz. The Harlem Renaissance was defined by the light at the end of the tunnel that black...

Celebrating singleness

Celebrating singleness

Diamond Hollins, Staff Reporter February 12, 2019

With Valentine’s Day creeping right around the corner like a sugary reminder of my loneliness, it seems there’s no better time to cry myself to sleep because I’ll be spending it alone for the 19th...

Dates for the indecisive and frugal

Dates for the indecisive and frugal

Jacob Summerville, Staff Reporter February 12, 2019

Yes, lover season is here, and couples everywhere are scrambling to make reservations at a steakhouse, buy the largest box of chocolates, and remember that they are behind on rent. For most college students,...

In addition to the new masthead, there are some other changes within the newspaper to take note of.

Editorial: Why a new look for the newspaper

Annie Goodman, Editor-in-Chief February 5, 2019

You may have noticed some differences in the recent issues of The Lion’s Roar. The first major change was to our back-to-school issue. While we have been doing a magazine format special edition since...

Music is the key to Neverland

Music is the key to Neverland

Diamond Hollins, Staff Reporter February 5, 2019

Midnight. The soft glimmer of the moon as I sat in the backseat of my mom’s dusty 2007 Dodge Durango. The windows were rolled down low letting the warm fall breeze whip my hair this way and that as we...

Government cries, “Wolf!”

Government cries, “Wolf!”

Maiah Woodring, Staff Reporter February 5, 2019

The longest government shutdown in American history has finally been resolved, at least until Feb. 15. The short answer of the matter is that I’m too used to hearing news like this to care much. But,...

Do not curse all the flunking time

Do not curse all the flunking time

Jacob Summerville, Staff Reporter January 29, 2019

I love the English language, especially adjectives that seem simple but reveal so much about the noun that it describes. If I describe someone as “shallow,” you have a pretty good idea of what that...

How to make the most out of a living space

How to make the most out of a living space

Breanna Rexwinkle, Staff Reporter January 29, 2019

Young adults around the world truly feel the struggle of having too much stuff and too little space. The hard fact is, as people get older, they end up having ownership over things like furniture, appliances,...

Making a new home in LA

Making a new home in LA

Prakriti Adhikari, Staff Reporter January 29, 2019

Of the countless new experiences during my initial days in college, the most frequent one I experienced was a lump in my throat. I had it when I saw a family walking in the park. I felt it when I heard...

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