Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

Democratic party must first rebuild, then resist

Daniel Gottlieb, Contributing Writer March 7, 2017

So much for claims of the inevitable collapse of the Republican party. Take the Democrats out of democracy, and you have an image of the current state of American politics — not to mention the increasing...

Students should stay safe, be respectful during Mardi Gras

Opinion of The Hullabaloo Board February 27, 2017

Mardi Gras is a highly anticipated time, but it should not be an opportunity for students to neglect the resources offered by our community. The Hullabaloo hopes that students will do their best to be...

Recreational marijuana legalization would benefit Louisiana economy, justice system

Recreational marijuana legalization would benefit Louisiana economy, justice system

Camille Frink, Staff Writer February 23, 2017

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards called for a special legislative session this month to address the state's $304 million budget deficit. As legislators continue to grapple with the state's gaping budget...

Louisiana gun control, lack of mental health resources misplace blame for violent crimes

Daniel Horowitz, Associate Views Editor February 23, 2017

The United States Senate voted against a bill on Feb. 15 that would have prevented people with mental health conditions from purchasing firearms. This bill came to fruition in light of the Sandy Hook...

NOLA must offer sober spaces for Mardi Gras

Robin Boch, Associate Views Editor February 23, 2017

While "family-friendly" parades and activities exist during Mardi Gras, it is no secret that most people feel that this holiday has a lot to do with drinking and partying. Alcohol infiltrates nearly every...

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Letter to the Editor: Sodexo values employees

Lisa Norris February 23, 2017

Two weeks ago, Tulane Dining Services was saddened to hear of the death of one our own, Tiffany Thomas. Thomas was a familiar face in Bruff Commons Dining Hall, and her loss is felt deeply on this campus...

Sexism in senate ignites persistent, feminist response

Robin Boch, Associate Views Editor February 20, 2017

Senator Elizabeth Warren read aloud a letter written by Coretta Scott King that rightly accused Supreme Court nominee Jeff Sessions of having scared away elderly black voters on Feb. 8 during his confirmation...

Super Bowl ads aim for profit, not social activism

Madeline Ninno, Contributing Writer February 16, 2017

Many of the ads during this year's Super Bowl had political messages, but none generated more interest and controversy than 84 Lumber's. The ad told the story of a Mexican mother and her daughter undergoing...

The Tulane Hullabaloo welcomes media, differs in journalistic process

February 15, 2017

Despite a growing pool of available information for today's college students, student-run college newspapers still provide an essential service. The value of this media service is not being the first or...

No longer just for lovers: Valentines Day grows to include platonic friendships, self-love, familial relationships

No longer just for lovers: Valentine’s Day grows to include platonic friendships, self-love, familial relationships

Helen Lewis, Contributing Writer February 15, 2017

Valentine's Day is the chubby-kid-in-neon-Crocs of holidays. Both easy to make fun of and tear down, it is just standing before you, trembling, waiting for a blow that may knock one of those stale,...

$670 million Bayou Bridge Pipeline claims to create 2,000 jobs but fails to offset costs, risks potential environmental damage

$670 million Bayou Bridge Pipeline claims to create 2,000 jobs but fails to offset costs, risks potential environmental damage

Daniel Horowitz, Associate Views Editor February 15, 2017

It is no surprise that areas in and around Louisiana are rich with crude oil. Within the energy industry, corporations have built pipelines to transport oil from the extraction source to refineries. The...

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Secretary of education confirmation threatens NOLA schools

Daniel Horowitz, Associate Views Editor February 9, 2017

The United States Senate voted to confirm President Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of education, Betsy DeVos, on Tuesday. DeVos has been a subject of controversy, like most of Trump's Cabinet nominees....

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