Insurance site ranks La. drivers worst in nation It should not be surprising to long-time Louisiana residents that a national website comparing car insurance rates and other traffic data has rated drivers in this state as the worst in the nation....
A Really Big Bite of a Really Big Apple Any day now, I expect to be rich, yes richer than a king. Well...maybe not that rich.
My great, great, great, great grandmother, Martha Edwards married my great, great, great, great, grandfather, S...
Letter to the Editor Dear Editor:
Quoted by Obama on the campaign trail: “We don’t need congress to pass my bills.”
If you believe this Mr. President, just issue one of your executive orders and send them packing. A ...
Letter to the Editor Dear Editor:
I am writing on the credit union industry tax exemption and to voice strong opposition giving credit unions any new or expanded authorities as long as they are exempt from the tax and...
Remove roadblocks from American manufacturing The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) represents the folks who invest money, employ workers, and take risks to make things in America.
One of the many things that NAM does to promote the ...
Local Movements to Change Higher Ed Formation of yet another state commission to study the governance of higher education should induce such yawns as elicited by your most boring professor. Can’t we just cut to the chase to where the...
Several factors contribute to low voter turnout The low voter turnout in last month’s Louisiana elections does not diminish the magnitude of Gov. Bobby Jindal’s landslide win in his bid for a second term, but the numbers raise questions about vo...
Questions still remain about board consolidation Gov. Bobby Jindal has long supported the concept of a single governing board for higher education and will likely have the clout going into a second term to consolidate existing boards, but there a...
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