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Shadera Moore

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Runners change pace for distant and virtual races

Runners change pace for distant and virtual races

The Maroon — Fewer throngs of running shoes have pounded the pavement since spring, as COVID-19 precautionary restrictions on large gatherings have changed the ways communities of runners train for and run races. It's been more than 35 years since Chuck George departed his oil industry job to found New Orleans Running Systems, Inc.
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Parents help kids cope with online school during COVID-19

Parents help kids cope with online school during COVID-19

The Maroon — Posters upon posters of nouns, numbers and a handwritten note from mommy to son plaster the walls of Megan Braden-Perry's New Orleans home. Her son's school went virtual due to COVID-19, so Braden-Perry created an at-home classroom decked out with a black history wall, brightly colored posters and a corner for Franklin, 6, to quietly...
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Park visitors enjoy The Fly amid COVID-19

Park visitors enjoy The Fly amid COVID-19

The Maroon — Whether they've arrived there by way of a half-hour stroll down Broadway Street and a short levee hike, or by a five minute drive dipping onto Magazine Street, The Fly at Audubon Park is an Uptown New Orleans hub for college students with weekend leisure time.
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Local restaurant reopens following COVID-19 guidelines

Local restaurant reopens following COVID-19 guidelines

The Maroon — After Louisiana entered Phase One of reopening its economy last weekend, local restaurant owners such as Caroline Nassrah, A'06, and Aimée Herrmann, who own the vegan dining spot Kindred, are practicing new ways of keeping their businesses afloat while keeping their staff and their customers safe.
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Student leaders prepare for homecoming

Student leaders prepare for homecoming

The Maroon — After being off and on for a few years, the Student Government Association hopes to make homecoming memorable for both current and future students. SGA has joined forces with the Residence Hall Association to bring Loyola's own homecoming week back to life for the second time after more than 60 years without it.
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System switches to single server sign-on

System switches to single server sign-on

The Maroon — Over the summer, Loyola's Department of Information Technology began phasing in a new single sign on sever for campus applications. Through the server, users can access LORA, Blackboard and several other resources with only one set of login credentials. "It's gonna be good for us, and I also think it's gonna be good for the...
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Robyn Caire tells the life of a Loyola lifeguard

Robyn Caire tells the life of a Loyola lifeguard

The Maroon — The first thing that hits you upon entering the West Road Garage is the scent of chlorine wafting in way up from the fifth floor. But according to Robyn Caire, "a lot of people don't actually know that (Loyola) has a pool," much less know about the students that protect its swimmers.
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Student reflects on being the Goddess of Nyx

Student reflects on being the Goddess of Nyx

The Maroon — New Orleans East native Shelby Seuzeneau, biology junior, grew up marching in parades during Carnival season, performing with her dance team and twirling batons. But this year, she rode through the streets of Uptown on a float as the Mystic Krewe of Nyx's eighth goddess. "I've been kind of in the backgrounds of it since...
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