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re: 14 years ago today
Posted on 8/29/19 at 12:23 pm to notiger1997
Posted on 8/29/19 at 12:23 pm to notiger1997
I was a senior at LSU at the time and will never forget what it did to Baton Rouge...
-cell phone towers being down + so many people were in BR caused cell phones to work very sporadically. We quickly realized texting worked better than calls (texting wasnt all that big back then)
- track and field made into a helipad and PMAC into a triage Reveille Link
- I lived at Campus Apartments on West Chimes near the old softball field. Helicopters were overhead constantly. We had people walking around at all hours of night- a couple of us stayed up on guard after all the looting and crime stories that were being spread
- not knowing if your classes were going to be cancelled from missing so many days and if LSU could absorb the extra students. I know many seniors who were concerned about graduating on time due to Katrina.
- the traffic... oh the traffic.
Obviously, this is nothing in comparison to what happened in New Orleans and the Mississippi coast, but it really did change Baton Rouge too.
-cell phone towers being down + so many people were in BR caused cell phones to work very sporadically. We quickly realized texting worked better than calls (texting wasnt all that big back then)
- track and field made into a helipad and PMAC into a triage Reveille Link
- I lived at Campus Apartments on West Chimes near the old softball field. Helicopters were overhead constantly. We had people walking around at all hours of night- a couple of us stayed up on guard after all the looting and crime stories that were being spread
- not knowing if your classes were going to be cancelled from missing so many days and if LSU could absorb the extra students. I know many seniors who were concerned about graduating on time due to Katrina.
- the traffic... oh the traffic.
Obviously, this is nothing in comparison to what happened in New Orleans and the Mississippi coast, but it really did change Baton Rouge too.
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