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Lafayette is among the most affordable schools in the nation, according
to the U.S. Department of Education. Data released last week showed
the net cost for attending UL Lafayette is $5,042. That cost is
one of the lowest among public, four-year institutions. The national
average in the same category is $10,747. Penn State University
was the most expensive public college, with more than $14,000 in
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| Feel
the Beat |
 Eight of
the world's top drum and bugle corps will perform at Cajun Field
on Monday, July 25.
For the fifth year in a row, the Pride of Acadiana
Marching Band will host Drums Across Cajun Field.
The Lafayette
stop is part of the 2011 Drum Corps International Tour.
Corps that will perform including Phantom Regiment (shown),
Carolina Crown, Boston Crusaders, Blue Knights, Colts, Troopers,
Spirit of Atlanta and Pacific Crest. Tickets are on sale. The
event starts at 6:30 p.m. |
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| Not Just for Kicks |
A
former Ragin' Cajuns® soccer player has made it to the big
leagues.
Heather Fuller, who suited up for UL Lafayette in
2007 and 2008, is a member of the Boston Aztecs Breakers Reserves
of
the Women's Premier Soccer League.
Head Coach Ebbie Kodiat
describes Fuller as a "hard worker who understands what is
being asked of her and gets it done."
Find out how Fuller is
adjusting to life in Boston and how her game has changed since
college. |
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| Arts
Appreciation |
| Students,
faculty and staff at UL Lafayette with a current I.D. can visit
the New Orleans Museum of Art free of charge. Other membership benefits
include online teacher guides for special
exhibitions, teacher workshops and a discount in the gift shop.The
current display is Thalassa by
renowned artist Swoon. |
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