If we’ve learned anything over the past decade about higher education in Louisiana it’s this: The state no longer views what’s going on inside LSU’s inspiring halls—the ones shaded by those stately oaks and broad magnolias—as critical to its intellectual and economic future. Certainly not as important as all those corporations, plants and businesses—including rare
JR Ball: LSU should charge on degree value
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