With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? GMAT Classroom Course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular and convenient prep option. What Makes GMAT Classroom Unique? - The most convenient times and locations¬choose the schedule that best meets your demanding schedule - Personal attention combined with an interactive group setting, with class sizes averaging 10-15 students - Comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's GMAT faculty - Rigorous GMAT testing experience with 9 full-length, computer adaptive GMAT practice tests including the Ultimate Practice Test¬a practice GMAT at an actual testing facility Course Structure GMAT Classroom includes 9 classroom sessions - 9 classroom sessions - 9 full-length, computer adaptive GMAT practice tests including the Ultimate Practice Test at an actual testing facility¬a Kaplan exclusive - 1 diagnostic session - See a sample GMAT Classroom Schedule Course Features - Smart Reports™¬our online score analysis and personalized recommendation system (only at Kaplan) - Quality study materials, including over 3000 realistic practice questions exclusive to Kaplan - Extensive online resources including over 100 workshops and quizzes on specific topics - GMAC's Official Guide for GMAT Review, with over 800 retired GMAT questions - Lessons are led by expert teachers who are top-scoring, highly-rated by students, and expertly trained to ensure you get the score you need - Free make-up sessions if you miss a class - Our exclusive Higher Score Guarantee

The demonstration shows off some of the elephants skills, as well as establishes a bond between the animals and their handlers.

Every Friday evening (weather permitting), the public is invited to explore the skies above the Observatory. The Friday night astronomy lecture series begins indoors at 7:30 p.m. with a presentation. Past topics have included asteroids, the Apollo mission and stellar evolution to name a few. The lecture is followed by observing from 8:30-9:30 p.m. with the observatory telescope and other telescopes provided by the Baton Rouge Astronomical Society.

The first professional boxing and Ultimate fighting event ever to be held at Southern University.

Pamarin Waimaleongora-Ek
"Sensory Characteristics of Salt Substitute Containing L-Arginine"
Dr. Witoon Prinyawiwatkul

It's time for my Seasonal Smiley's workshop. If you haven't heard I've added "Gift Packages" this time. This is a hands-on workshop where you learn how to create nice, inexpensive holiday "Smiley's" to give your neighbors, friends and others, just to say "I was thinking about you". Spend a day getting all those little gifts created so you can enjoy your holiday with family. This event is being held on a Friday AND Saturday. Saturday repeats the projects from Friday's class. You simply choose the day that best suits your schedule. The workshop is being held at Sweet Wishes Gourmet Cupcake Shoppe on Perkins Road. Here's the event schedule: Start ~ 9:30am - 11:30am Lunch ~ 11:30am - 1:00pm (feel free to check out the yummy eateries around Perkins Rowe). Finalize ~ 1pm - 3pm All attendees bring their basic supplies (sharp scissors, ahdesive, Sticky Strip). IF you can't make the 'hands-on' event I am offering an Online Video Workshop as well. You create all but the holiday cards (although I will be sharing the images). Videos are viewable once registration is completed and you are free to download them to watch at your convience. You can view the details for the online workshop at PocketsOfInspiration.com (click HERE) Be one of the first 50 to register for the online class and you're name is automatically entered for a $50 Stampin' Up! gift certificate (issued by Moi). Any questions, just email.

A NAMI Connection Women's only mental health support group held each Friday morning at 9:30 - 11 AM at the Central Branch Library. Your may join regardless of your diagnosis. For information on this meeting contact Michelle at 302-7596 or 305-4520 or email mdwshelldawn@cox.net

NAMI Support Group for Women with mental illness regardless of their diagnosis. Will meet at the Central Branch Library on Thursday's from 9:30 - 11:00 For information on these meetings call Michelle at 302-7596.

The beat of the music always gets the blood pumping. The neon lights blaring throughout the club while you sweat, dancing to the beats. Tonight at Club Xperience we are having a rave night. There will be some hot Ls on the board, as well as some of the hottest dancers in all of SL. The heart pounding event begins at 1130am SLT.

Students will learn advanced database design, using Access as the development system. This workshop entails designing building a database from scratch, setting up database table relationships, and an introduction to complex queries.

Drunken Fish is a Vietnamese-Japanese restaurant serving sushi, soups, salads, and noodle dishes. One of the signature sushi rolls contains snow crab, spicy shrimp, tuna wrapped in seaweed, deep fried in tempura. From what I've gathered of numerous reviews on the place, people prefer the Vietnamese food rather than the sushi, but the sushi's had some compliments as well. http://www.yelp.com/biz/drunken-fish-baton-rouge

One Is a Feast for Mouse
Storytime
Children's
Nov 20, 2009 7:00 PM

Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Baton Rouge
CitiPlace
2590 CitiPlace Court
Baton Rouge
LA
70808
225-926-2600

Brian was born on October 18th, 1973 in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. His first appearance on a stage was at the age of four. His first stand up show was at Stand-Up N.Y. Comedy Club in Manhattan on January 14th, 1992. His college career at the State University of New Paltz was highlighted by a multi-media attack. His National Association of College Broadcaster`s nominated television situation comedy "Earp and Whitney" made him a mini-celebrity on campus. His popular FM radio comedy program "That Damn Show" made him a cult hero for the neighboring high schools. And his weekly column in the school newspaper "This Week`s Crap" made him an enemy among school leaders. He rose in the stand-up comedy scene in New York by becoming a regular performer at the toughest and most prestigous club in Manhattan- The Comedy Cellar. There, and at the Boston Comedy Club, Catch a Rising Star, Dangerfields, The Comic Strip, and Stand Up NY, Brian honed his skills. His manager, Vincent Nastri, discovered him at Gotham Comedy Club in NY in 1995. His first real acting job was a series of Tv Commercials for "Wendy`s." Soon after he was cast by famed director Sidney Lumet (Dog Day Afternoon, Serpico) to appear as a snobby television producer on A&E`s "100 Centre St." Then Brian did the New Faces Show at Montreal`s Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in `98. In 2001, off of a video taped audition from New York, he was cast by writer Steve Koren (Click, Bruce Almighty, SNL, Seinfeld) to be a regular cast member for the NBC pilot "Everything But the Girl" with Tiffani Theissen. The pilot was beat to the line up by SCRUBS. But NBC cast him right away on the second season of "Three Sisters", where he worked for writers Eileen Heisler and Deann Heline; and along side Dyan Cannon. Brian moved to Hollywood for his first regular TV sitcom roll. Brian was soon cast by Director/Producer Tom Shadyak (Ace Ventura/Nutty Professor) to be in a popular ABC pilot "Platonically Incorrect." Followed by a holding deal with CBS in 2004. Then in 2005, Brian was then cast as "Stuart Miller" on the FOX sitcom "STACKED" by Steve Levitan (Just Shoot Me) and Jeffrey Richman, where he worked alongside cast members Pamela Anderson and Christopher Lloyd. "Stacked" ran for two seasons. Brian has also acted on Showtime`s "Dexter", HBO`s "The Life and Times of Tim", Bob Odenkirk`s "The Brothers Solomon" and a recurring character, Goblin, on the Disney Channel`s "The Wizards of Waverly Place." He has done stand-up on "Late Nite with Conan O`Brien" and ABC`s "Comics Unleashed." And he was finally invited back to the cable channel that started his career (as an intern) and did stand-up comedy on Comedy Central`s "Live at Gotham." Brian just recently completed his half hour special "Comedy Central Presents: Brian Scolaro" special in New York City in early 2009. And he still works with his friends from his college radio and tv shows, forming VooDooWop Pictures with them in `96. Their short-film "See That Guy" was featured at the Telluride Independant Film Festival and Chicago`s Angelciti Film Festival, and their film "Something" was featured at the "Show Off Your Short Film Festival" in Hollywood at the Charlie Chaplin Theatre. Their "Hitman" series plays on several skecth websites. And many of their sketches have been featured on youtube and myspace. Visit youtube.com/voodoowop for a collection of over ten years of their sketches.

Ages: All Ages

This workshop introduces students to database systems using Microsoft Access as a model. Students will learn how to interact with an existing database, and to make small changes of their own. They will also be introduced to fundamental database objects.

Leisure Classes beginning today are:

LSU Candy Celebration

For more information, visit our website at www.lsu.edu/leisureclasses, call us at (225) 578-5119 or stop by our NEW office in Room 400 of the LSU Student Union]

Cain Department of Chemical Engineering
Fall 2009 Departmental Seminar Series
November 20

Aravind Asthagiri
University of Florida Department of Chemical Engineering

Voodoo Queen
Adapted and directed by Brandon Nicholas

This performance examines the life of the mysterious Marie Laveau, Voodoo Queen of new Orleans, and the impact she continues to leave on the city she called home.

7:30 p.m., Wednesday 11/18 through 11/21
2:30 p.m. Sunday 11/22

The HopKins Black Box is located in 137 Coates Hall on LSU's Baton Rouge campus. Seating is limited; patrons may reserve in advance at www.lsu.edu/hbb. The HBB gratefully accepts donations at the door for all performances.

Voodoo Queen
Adapted and directed by Brandon Nicholas

This performance examines the life of the mysterious Marie Laveau, Voodoo Queen of new Orleans, and the impact she continues to leave on the city she called home.

7:30 p.m., Wednesday 11/18 through 11/21
2:30 p.m. Sunday 11/22

The HopKins Black Box is located in 137 Coates Hall on LSU's Baton Rouge campus. Seating is limited; patrons may reserve in advance at www.lsu.edu/hbb. The HBB gratefully accepts donations at the door for all performances.

With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? LSAT Classroom Course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular and convenient prep option. What Makes LSAT Classroom Unique? - The most convenient times and locations¬choose the schedule that best meets your demanding schedule - Personal attention combined with an interactive group setting, with class sizes averaging 10-15 students - Comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's LSAT faculty - Rigorous LSAT testing experience with 4 proctored, official LSAT practice tests Course Structure LSAT Classroom includes 35 classroom instructional hours and 16 testing hours spread across 14 sessions. - 10 Classroom sessions - 4 full-length practice LSATs proctored under test conditions Course Features - A personal copy of every released LSAT question (6,000+) - Detailed explanations and difficulty ratings for every question and answer. - Smart Reports™ - our online score analysis and personalized recommendation system - Free make-up sessions if you miss a class - Extensive online resources, including 35 online workshops, plus Stratosphere, optional content for advanced scorers - Our exclusive Higher Score Guarantee

The exhibition, Notes from the Artistic Underground will run in the Foster Hall Art Gallery. The curator of this exhibit, Dr. Darius Spieth, Assistant Professor of Art History at Louisiana State University, will introduce a unique form of art by local cultural underground artists, also known as &Lowbrow Art. 8

This exhibit will be free for public with hours, Saturdays, 1pm ) 5pm for home football games, Sunday, 1pm-5pm, and Monday through Friday, 10am-4pm.

The exhibition, Notes from the Artistic Underground will run in the Foster Hall Art Gallery. The curator of this exhibit, Dr. Darius Spieth, Assistant Professor of Art History at Louisiana State University, will introduce a unique form of art by local cultural underground artists, also known as &Lowbrow Art. 8

This exhibit will be free for public with hours, Saturdays, 1pm ) 5pm for home football games, Sunday, 1pm-5pm, and Monday through Friday, 10am-4pm.

The exhibition, Notes from the Artistic Underground will run in the Foster Hall Art Gallery. The curator of this exhibit, Dr. Darius Spieth, Assistant Professor of Art History at Louisiana State University, will introduce a unique form of art by local cultural underground artists, also known as &Lowbrow Art. 8

This exhibit will be free for public with hours, Saturdays, 1pm ) 5pm for home football games, Sunday, 1pm-5pm, and Monday through Friday, 10am-4pm.

The exhibition, Notes from the Artistic Underground will run in the Foster Hall Art Gallery. The curator of this exhibit, Dr. Darius Spieth, Assistant Professor of Art History at Louisiana State University, will introduce a unique form of art by local cultural underground artists, also known as &Lowbrow Art. 8

This exhibit will be free for public with hours, Saturdays, 1pm ) 5pm for home football games, Sunday, 1pm-5pm, and Monday through Friday, 10am-4pm.

The exhibition, Notes from the Artistic Underground will run in the Foster Hall Art Gallery. The curator of this exhibit, Dr. Darius Spieth, Assistant Professor of Art History at Louisiana State University, will introduce a unique form of art by local cultural underground artists, also known as &Lowbrow Art. 8

This exhibit will be free for public with hours, Saturdays, 1pm ) 5pm for home football games, Sunday, 1pm-5pm, and Monday through Friday, 10am-4pm.

The exhibition, Notes from the Artistic Underground will run in the Foster Hall Art Gallery. The curator of this exhibit, Dr. Darius Spieth, Assistant Professor of Art History at Louisiana State University, will introduce a unique form of art by local cultural underground artists, also known as &Lowbrow Art. 8

This exhibit will be free for public with hours, Saturdays, 1pm ) 5pm for home football games, Sunday, 1pm-5pm, and Monday through Friday, 10am-4pm.

The exhibition, Notes from the Artistic Underground will run in the Foster Hall Art Gallery. The curator of this exhibit, Dr. Darius Spieth, Assistant Professor of Art History at Louisiana State University, will introduce a unique form of art by local cultural underground artists, also known as &Lowbrow Art. 8

This exhibit will be free for public with hours, Saturdays, 1pm ) 5pm for home football games, Sunday, 1pm-5pm, and Monday through Friday, 10am-4pm.

The exhibition, Notes from the Artistic Underground will run in the Foster Hall Art Gallery. The curator of this exhibit, Dr. Darius Spieth, Assistant Professor of Art History at Louisiana State University, will introduce a unique form of art by local cultural underground artists, also known as &Lowbrow Art. 8

This exhibit will be free for public with hours, Saturdays, 1pm ) 5pm for home football games, Sunday, 1pm-5pm, and Monday through Friday, 10am-4pm.

The exhibition, Notes from the Artistic Underground will run in the Foster Hall Art Gallery. The curator of this exhibit, Dr. Darius Spieth, Assistant Professor of Art History at Louisiana State University, will introduce a unique form of art by local cultural underground artists, also known as &Lowbrow Art. 8

This exhibit will be free for public with hours, Saturdays, 1pm ) 5pm for home football games, Sunday, 1pm-5pm, and Monday through Friday, 10am-4pm.

underground hip hop

We are a band from Monroe, La and we rock pretty hard. Let us know what you think.

With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? GMAT Classroom Course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular and convenient prep option. What Makes GMAT Classroom Unique? - The most convenient times and locations¬choose the schedule that best meets your demanding schedule - Personal attention combined with an interactive group setting, with class sizes averaging 10-15 students - Comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's GMAT faculty - Rigorous GMAT testing experience with 9 full-length, computer adaptive GMAT practice tests including the Ultimate Practice Test¬a practice GMAT at an actual testing facility Course Structure GMAT Classroom includes 9 classroom sessions - 9 classroom sessions - 9 full-length, computer adaptive GMAT practice tests including the Ultimate Practice Test at an actual testing facility¬a Kaplan exclusive - 1 diagnostic session - See a sample GMAT Classroom Schedule Course Features - Smart Reports™¬our online score analysis and personalized recommendation system (only at Kaplan) - Quality study materials, including over 3000 realistic practice questions exclusive to Kaplan - Extensive online resources including over 100 workshops and quizzes on specific topics - GMAC's Official Guide for GMAT Review, with over 800 retired GMAT questions - Lessons are led by expert teachers who are top-scoring, highly-rated by students, and expertly trained to ensure you get the score you need - Free make-up sessions if you miss a class - Our exclusive Higher Score Guarantee

Find the new furry member of your family! We have lots of dogs and cats looking for a forever home.

Ages: 21+

Come one, come all!! Climbing at Rok Haus on the 24th!

Come to the library to watch some cool anime! We will also have a contest to see who can eat the most M&Ms using chopsticks! Anime, popcorn, and chocolate, yay!

Children ages 4 TO 7 are invited to this Saturday FALL FUN adventure. Join us for a fun pumpkin craft with rhymes, songs, and other autumn activities. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED AND LIMITED TO 10.

For children ages 4 TO 7, with their grownups to help.

The Night Before Thanksgiving
Storytime
Children's
Nov 21, 2009 2:00 PM

Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Baton Rouge
CitiPlace
2590 CitiPlace Court
Baton Rouge
LA
70808
225-926-2600

The USS Corsair will be puttin' on their best pirate and wench garb and invading the Festival. We will also be doing the 1 PM Wine tasting!

CREATIVE HANDMADE ORNAMENTS TO TRIM YOUR TREE WITH OR TO GIVE AS GIFTS USING SYROFOAM BALLS, LACE, RIBBON AND OTHER FESTIVE TRIMS.

The holidays are not complete without a classic retelling of The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg. Join us for a special pajama party complete with games, stories, bells and more Activities will vary by store.

Eh, everyone needs a break a time or two. Tonight at Club Xperience we are toning it down and relaxing for the night. Whether it is jeans, shorts, or a T-shirt, come dressed in your best casual wear for a chance to win some hot Ls. The event is at 1130amSLT, so dont miss out on our relaxed atmosphere.

Included in these sessions are hands-on science and astronomy activities. Previous topics include comets, gliders, star colors, balloons, the Earth and the Moon, parachutes and meteors. Parents are expected to accompany child.

Join us for stories, songs, and a simple turkey craft. Ages 2 and up. Please register.

Volunteers from the Baton Rouge Chess Club will culminate the Fall Chess classes with a Novice Chess Tournament. Novice section open to players of all ages not currently or previously members of the U. S. Chess Federation. Prizes will be provided in each section. For children ages 9 and older; adventurous adults are welcome. Play begins at 10:00 AM. This tournament is FREE! Bring a friend!
Registration is required.

Ages: 21+

Playing with Axes of Evil and Pyledriver

Ages: All Ages

Brian was born on October 18th, 1973 in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. His first appearance on a stage was at the age of four. His first stand up show was at Stand-Up N.Y. Comedy Club in Manhattan on January 14th, 1992. His college career at the State University of New Paltz was highlighted by a multi-media attack. His National Association of College Broadcaster`s nominated television situation comedy "Earp and Whitney" made him a mini-celebrity on campus. His popular FM radio comedy program "That Damn Show" made him a cult hero for the neighboring high schools. And his weekly column in the school newspaper "This Week`s Crap" made him an enemy among school leaders. He rose in the stand-up comedy scene in New York by becoming a regular performer at the toughest and most prestigous club in Manhattan- The Comedy Cellar. There, and at the Boston Comedy Club, Catch a Rising Star, Dangerfields, The Comic Strip, and Stand Up NY, Brian honed his skills. His manager, Vincent Nastri, discovered him at Gotham Comedy Club in NY in 1995. His first real acting job was a series of Tv Commercials for "Wendy`s." Soon after he was cast by famed director Sidney Lumet (Dog Day Afternoon, Serpico) to appear as a snobby television producer on A&E`s "100 Centre St." Then Brian did the New Faces Show at Montreal`s Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in `98. In 2001, off of a video taped audition from New York, he was cast by writer Steve Koren (Click, Bruce Almighty, SNL, Seinfeld) to be a regular cast member for the NBC pilot "Everything But the Girl" with Tiffani Theissen. The pilot was beat to the line up by SCRUBS. But NBC cast him right away on the second season of "Three Sisters", where he worked for writers Eileen Heisler and Deann Heline; and along side Dyan Cannon. Brian moved to Hollywood for his first regular TV sitcom roll. Brian was soon cast by Director/Producer Tom Shadyak (Ace Ventura/Nutty Professor) to be in a popular ABC pilot "Platonically Incorrect." Followed by a holding deal with CBS in 2004. Then in 2005, Brian was then cast as "Stuart Miller" on the FOX sitcom "STACKED" by Steve Levitan (Just Shoot Me) and Jeffrey Richman, where he worked alongside cast members Pamela Anderson and Christopher Lloyd. "Stacked" ran for two seasons. Brian has also acted on Showtime`s "Dexter", HBO`s "The Life and Times of Tim", Bob Odenkirk`s "The Brothers Solomon" and a recurring character, Goblin, on the Disney Channel`s "The Wizards of Waverly Place." He has done stand-up on "Late Nite with Conan O`Brien" and ABC`s "Comics Unleashed." And he was finally invited back to the cable channel that started his career (as an intern) and did stand-up comedy on Comedy Central`s "Live at Gotham." Brian just recently completed his half hour special "Comedy Central Presents: Brian Scolaro" special in New York City in early 2009. And he still works with his friends from his college radio and tv shows, forming VooDooWop Pictures with them in `96. Their short-film "See That Guy" was featured at the Telluride Independant Film Festival and Chicago`s Angelciti Film Festival, and their film "Something" was featured at the "Show Off Your Short Film Festival" in Hollywood at the Charlie Chaplin Theatre. Their "Hitman" series plays on several skecth websites. And many of their sketches have been featured on youtube and myspace. Visit youtube.com/voodoowop for a collection of over ten years of their sketches.

Ethnic Chinese dance, music and martial arts presented by Yang Guang Dance Troupe and friends.

Leisure Classes beginning today are:

Looking Great] Living Great]

For more information, visit our website at www.lsu.edu/leisureclasses, call us at (225) 578-5119 or stop by our NEW office in Room 400 of the LSU Student Union]

Bring your pet (any pet) to meet Santa Paws] Pets can have their picture taken with Santa Paws on Saturday, November 21 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine on Skip Bertman Drive in Baton Rouge, La. This annual event is sponsored by the Auxiliary to the Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association and helps fund scholarships for veterinary school students. A variety of photo packages are available. The family is welcome to pose with Santa Paws in the picture. Pets Believe Too] For more information, contact the School of Veterinary Medicine at 225.578.9900.

"The mysterious world of quantum physics: How it relates to everyday life" lecture by Daniel Sheehy will take place on Nov. 21 at 10 a.m. in Room 130 of Nicholson Hall.

The lecture is part of this years' Saturday Science @ LSU series of lectures for high school students, teachers, and the public. All the lectures will be held from 10:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. in 130 Nicholson Hall. The Department of Physics & Astronomy invites you to join us for an interesting and exciting series. We look forward to seeing you and your students.

For more information, contact:
Dr. Ravi Rau, Physics and Astronomy, (225) 578-6841, arau@phys.lsu.edu

The Observatory is now open on Saturday evenings for family nighttime sky viewings with the observatory telescope and other telescopes.

The demonstration shows off some of the elephants skills, as well as establishes a bond between the animals and their handlers.

Voodoo Queen
Adapted and directed by Brandon Nicholas

This performance examines the life of the mysterious Marie Laveau, Voodoo Queen of new Orleans, and the impact she continues to leave on the city she called home.

7:30 p.m., Wednesday 11/18 through 11/21
2:30 p.m. Sunday 11/22

The HopKins Black Box is located in 137 Coates Hall on LSU's Baton Rouge campus. Seating is limited; patrons may reserve in advance at www.lsu.edu/hbb. The HBB gratefully accepts donations at the door for all performances.

Voodoo Queen
Adapted and directed by Brandon Nicholas

This performance examines the life of the mysterious Marie Laveau, Voodoo Queen of new Orleans, and the impact she continues to leave on the city she called home.

7:30 p.m., Wednesday 11/18 through 11/21
2:30 p.m. Sunday 11/22

The HopKins Black Box is located in 137 Coates Hall on LSU's Baton Rouge campus. Seating is limited; patrons may reserve in advance at www.lsu.edu/hbb. The HBB gratefully accepts donations at the door for all performances.

The LSU Student Union Art Gallery Committee is sponsoring an exhibit entitled “Notes from the Artistic Underground.” The exhibit will display a unique form of art known as “Lowbrow Art,” which is a hallmark creation of local cultural underground artists. This art form, influenced by street artists, includes themes such as graffiti art, psychedelic vision, folk art and blatantly figurative narratives. Viewing of the exhibit is free and open to the public. Exhibit hours are from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. on Sundays. Due to ongoing construction in the Union, the Foster Hall Gallery on the LSU campus will house the exhibit. The exhibit is sponsored in conjunction with the LSU School of Art and the Invisible Populations Project.

We are a band from Monroe, La and we rock pretty hard. Let us know what you think.

With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? GMAT Classroom Course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular and convenient prep option. What Makes GMAT Classroom Unique? - The most convenient times and locations¬choose the schedule that best meets your demanding schedule - Personal attention combined with an interactive group setting, with class sizes averaging 10-15 students - Comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's GMAT faculty - Rigorous GMAT testing experience with 9 full-length, computer adaptive GMAT practice tests including the Ultimate Practice Test¬a practice GMAT at an actual testing facility Course Structure GMAT Classroom includes 9 classroom sessions - 9 classroom sessions - 9 full-length, computer adaptive GMAT practice tests including the Ultimate Practice Test at an actual testing facility¬a Kaplan exclusive - 1 diagnostic session - See a sample GMAT Classroom Schedule Course Features - Smart Reports™¬our online score analysis and personalized recommendation system (only at Kaplan) - Quality study materials, including over 3000 realistic practice questions exclusive to Kaplan - Extensive online resources including over 100 workshops and quizzes on specific topics - GMAC's Official Guide for GMAT Review, with over 800 retired GMAT questions - Lessons are led by expert teachers who are top-scoring, highly-rated by students, and expertly trained to ensure you get the score you need - Free make-up sessions if you miss a class - Our exclusive Higher Score Guarantee

Voices of Faith Ministries Baton Rouge location w/ Bishop Gary Hawkins www.voicesfaith.org

Voodoo Queen
Adapted and directed by Brandon Nicholas

This performance examines the life of the mysterious Marie Laveau, Voodoo Queen of new Orleans, and the impact she continues to leave on the city she called home.

7:30 p.m., Wednesday 11/18 through 11/21
2:30 p.m. Sunday 11/22


The HopKins Black Box is located in 137 Coates Hall on LSU's Baton Rouge campus. Seating is limited; patrons may reserve in advance at www.lsu.edu/hbb. The HBB gratefully accepts donations at the door for all performances.

Jake Webber Presents Lafitte's Black Box
Author Signing
Teens,Children's,Local Interest
Nov 22, 2009 2:00 PM

Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Perkins Rowe
7707 Bluebonnet Blvd #100
Baton Rouge
LA
70810
225-766-1337

Jones Creek area businesses, schools, churches, clubs and home owners associations will showcase their own theme-related holiday trees at the library between NOV. 22 and JAN. 3. Groups can call Yvonne Hull at 756-1180 to reserve their places. Trees must be up by DEC. 1.

The demonstration shows off some of the elephants skills, as well as establishes a bond between the animals and their handlers.

The LSU Student Union Art Gallery Committee is sponsoring an exhibit entitled “Notes from the Artistic Underground.” The exhibit will display a unique form of art known as “Lowbrow Art,” which is a hallmark creation of local cultural underground artists. This art form, influenced by street artists, includes themes such as graffiti art, psychedelic vision, folk art and blatantly figurative narratives. Viewing of the exhibit is free and open to the public. Exhibit hours are from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. on Sundays. Due to ongoing construction in the Union, the Foster Hall Gallery on the LSU campus will house the exhibit. The exhibit is sponsored in conjunction with the LSU School of Art and the Invisible Populations Project.

The exhibition, Notes from the Artistic Underground will run in the Foster Hall Art Gallery. The curator of this exhibit, Dr. Darius Spieth, Assistant Professor of Art History at Louisiana State University, will introduce a unique form of art by local cultural underground artists, also known as &Lowbrow Art. 8

This exhibit will be free for public with hours, Saturdays, 1pm ) 5pm for home football games, Sunday, 1pm-5pm, and Monday through Friday, 10am-4pm.