CloseLSU Reveille.comKLSULegacy MagazineTigerTVLSU Gumbo Yearbooklsureveille.com Advanced Search50°OvercastHomeSite IndexLocal WeatherNewsAdministrationPoliticsCrimeNation/WorldStudent GovernmentSportsFootballMen's BasketballWomen's BasketballBaseballSoccerTrack & FieldSoftballSwimming & DivingGolfGymnasticsTennisVolleyballEntertainmentMusicFoodFashionFilmReveille RanksOpinionBlogsLetters To The EditorSubmit a LetterContact UsAbout UsStaffOffice of Student MediaLSU Purple PagesAdvertisingPlace an AdMultimediaPhotosVideosRadioBlogsLSU Events CalendarClassifiedsPlace an AdFlipping Off: Divers utilize skills similar to gymnastsFull Story0 CommentOld War Skule: SG honors University’s military historyFull Story0 CommentHealing Harmonies: Aurora shooting victim makes long distance connection with artistFull Story0 Comment3 armed robberies reported MondayBreakingThree separate armed robberies were reported late Monday night by LSU’s emergency text service.Posted: November 19Comments(0)rssNewsEvent to provide free HIV/AIDS testingWilliam MorrisOnly a few decades ago, treatment and prevention options for HIVand AIDS were difficult and often ineffective. Fast forward totoday, and the evolution of medical science has provided hope.Students register as organ donors at new donor partiesDeanna NarvesonUniversity students can sign up to become organ donors in FreeSpeech Plaza every day this week in honor of the Louisiana OrganProcurement Agency’s 25th anniversary.BESO hosts sweet potato saleAlexis RebennackAs Thanksgiving approaches, the University’s BiologicalEngineering Student Organization is providing the LSU communitywith festive ingredients to make the holiday a success.Tech fee committee approves fundingRenee BarrowAt its last meeting of the semester, the Student Technology FeeCommittee approved $39,156.67 worth of new software and multimediafunding for the University.Task Force to create tuition policyFernanda Zamudio-SuarézThe Tuition Task Force — comprised of students, communityleaders and Louisiana Board of Regents members — is working togather information on improving tuition and translating it tohigher education through the Louisiana Sate Legislature.More NewsInteractiveInteractive: LSU maintains No. 18 ranking as voters spurn undefeated teamsCenterpieceLSU remains in the doldrums of the Associated Press poll following its second bye week, languishing at No. 18 for the second consecutive week. The Tigers received votes ranging from No. 11 to No. 25, including lower-than-average votes from the AP Poll’s two Louisiana voters. Glenn Guilbeau, an LSU beat writer for Gannett News Services ranked the Tigers No. 19, and Scott Rabalais of The Advocate voted the Tigers at No. 21.Updated:YesterdayComments(0)More From InteractiveInteractive: Tigers fall in rankings after Bama defeatInteractive: Tigers No. 10 in AP football pollInteractive: Reveille Halloween HunterrssSportsMen's Basketball: LSU takes on Privateers on Tuesday in PMACTrey LabatThe L