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re: Political Science Program at LSU

Posted by sayers3LSU on 11/30/17 at 7:57 am to McLemore

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Ellis Sandoz is the man, but he must be at least semi-retired.

I can confirm that this is correct. Actually sat on his back porch with him pipe smoking when I asked him for a letter of recommendation for Grad School. Dear old guy, far past his prime, but still intellectually sharp.

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re: Political Science Program at LSU

Posted by sayers3LSU on 11/30/17 at 7:43 am to Bama2018

2014 B.A. Poli Sci & History B.A. LSU Alum here.

I like the idea of Poli Sci Masters as opposed to Law School. Don't pay the Tulane price though and your worries about a department being "looney left" are a bit plebeian. In any event, if you choose LSU, attach yourself to Dr. Cecil Eubanks. The man is a genius but overall the LSU poli sci department, especially the theory section, made it easy for students of a broad ideological spectrum to participate and feel included. No one was overtly dogmatic in their itemized political opinions.

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re: Crowlers in NOLA

Posted by sayers3LSU on 10/2/17 at 2:44 pm to t00f

So Wayward Owl, Urban South, NOLA...and maybe Parleaux?

No Bishop Street Cider or Second Line Brewing?

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Crowlers in NOLA

Posted by sayers3LSU on 10/2/17 at 1:55 pm

Going to a conference in NOLA Friday and wanted to hit up some breweries that sell crowlers before heading back up to BR.

I believe NOLA and Urban South do this but I was wondering if there were any others?