2008 Woodie Awards
When school becomes too much for a student to take, the world outside campus becomes all the more enticing. For commuters from other cities, unfamiliarity with Thibodaux could present a problem. If the right people are in close contact, however, the city is full of possibilities.
When I was a little girl, we were all afraid of Uncle Edward. When he came to visit my grandmother, his sister, all of us kids would be on our best behavior. Even in the middle of the hot, California summer, the words, "Uncle Edward is here" would make us suspend our usual activity of slamming in and out of doors, running throughout the house and generally getting on the adults' nerves.
My experience as a college student has been filled with lessons and adjustments different than most. I will think back when I finally graduate and remember that I was tested as a person, a woman and a daughter. Most come to college knowing they will discover who they are.
Hey everyone! Welcome back to school. For many of us that means back to "Freedom, Independence and Responsibility," or for others it may be "My first year of college." Which ever applies to you we have all heard of the dreaded phrase, "Freshman 15." It's not always a true statement and it can be avoided by knowing a few tricks.
While there is not a lot of entertainment in Thibodaux, there are still some places people could go. I am going to give you some of my favorite places because this is my column - I have the opportunity to be a little bias. Rene's Bar: The first time I went to Rene's Bar, I was at first a little weirded out.
When a movie ticket costs $8, and additional snacks don't come any cheaper, a moviegoer will probably start to wonder if a trip to the theater is even worthwhile. The answer to that question is yes and no. In actuality, it all depends on the movie. When on the subject of "The Dark Knight," that's an easy decision.
As the new school year begins, the hustle and bustle of preparing for classes can seem overwhelming. Noisy footsteps through the halls, cash registers ringing up fresh textbooks and a group of students chatting over a cup of hot coffee contribute to the soundtrack of going back to school.
