re: Is LSU really as ghetto as it seems in videos?

Tate's DEI admissions policies coming home to roost?

When I was there we all had dreads and spent our spare time twerking.

Pour one out for the early 1990s.

Yes

Landry bout to right the ship.

In a word, yes. My kid goes to Auburn. Best money we ever spent.

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...Is buried in BR

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next to his brother. Question is: where?

Roselawn Memorial Park
Lot 161, Section K

Under a shady tree

Right next to Ward Creek. Passed by that crick (OK, ditch) today while zipping down Choctaw.

Old Baton Rouge memories.

Google crime in Hammond, LA:

Recent Incidents (2025): Recent news reports in 2025 include a fatal shooting investigation by the Hammond Police Department and an incident where three men fled a gas station after a crash, reportedly with "machine guns". A man was also arrested in 2025 for the kidnapping and rape of a woman from a local Target store.

Crime has no boundaries.

Social media has away of making things seem different than they appear. With that said, I have only been to LSU for sporting events and for baseball or softball games it seems like you get a better feel of things around campus specifically when going to the area where Fat Boys Pizza is, there are those apartments are whatever in the back and from what I can tell there is obviously more black students, which by themselves don't appear to be a problem, but the people who bring them back to their apartments, or some black girl's boyfriend.. That seems to be where the "ghetto" comes in.

But that isn't really anything new, its just that there is more. And I really do hate to lump everyone in that group because I have friends whose kids are at LSU and active on campus some friends are black and they are sweet kids. I wouldn't say its ghetto, but I would say if you haven't been there in the past 10 years its definitely different.

And I think it also where you are on campus. Different majors tend to attract different groups of people..

I remember when there was a section in the quad where the black people hung out..


Well, I should say where the athletes, who were black, hung out. It was that area in the quad where you could walk through it.. Like if you were coming from Coates you could walk through and then on the other end you come out to the parking lot and you would be looking straight at Lockett.