Spring Fever Coverage at ULM

Photo by Kederick Wilson/ Mass Communication 351-ULM

"S.G.A." team member picks himself up after giving maxium effort in the oozeball match against "Stunt Devils" on Friday, March 20.

Photo by Kederick Wilson/ Mass Communication 351-ULM

Oozeball teams "S.G.A." (on the right plain clothes) versus "Stunt Devils" (on the left in pink and black) played a grueling game on Friday, March 20 in Spring Fever.

Photo by Kederick Wilson/Mass Communication 351-ULM

On Friday, March 20 was ULM's 2009 oozeball where contestants such as "The Superpeople" participated in a volleyball tournament.

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On Thursday, March 19 at Fant-Ewing Coliseum rock group, Third Eye Blind, performed nothing but the hits for ULM students during Spring Fever.

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Thursday, March 19 the audience at Fant-Ewing Coliseum patiently wait for Third Eye Blind to appear and rock out.

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Thursday night, March 19 Rock group Augustana gave a underwhelming performance at Fant-Ewing Coliseum.

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Hope Anderson, Mass Communication, is having fun in the obstacle course. The obstacle course is just one of the fun games to play on campus on Thursday, March 19.

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The Department of Aviation displayed one of its planes Thursday, March 19 for students to come by and see. If any of the viewers had questioned they wanted to ask students would be there to answer them.

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Thursday, March 19 on ULM campus students had a chance to show off their talents to their peers as shown in picture above by Matt Rugg, kinesiology major (on the right), and his partner Dustin Rhodes, a graduate.

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There was plenty of games available on Wednesday, March 18 on ULM campus such shown by student volunteer at the Chick-fil-a wheel of food.

Illustration

Former Dallas Cowboy, wide receiver, Terrell Owens is in tears to go to his new team the Buffalo Bills. Terrell Owens is quoted saying, "I am leaving America's team to go to North America's team."

Features (edited)

Jessica Mayfield reading.

Alma Marjanovic watching students perform presentations.

Sgt. Montez Pate and another ULM officer.

Jackie Tucker grading papers.

Darnell Sneed cutting hair.

Brother Matt from Missouri giving sermon on ULM campus.

Amanda Wilske making food.

Courtney Powell counting money as you should.

Charles Roberson Jr. doing yard work.

Melissa Kiper (middle near the window).

Features (originals)

Jessica Mayfield reading.

Alma Marjanovic (middle in red) watching students make presentations.

Amanda Wilske making food.

Darnell Sneed cutting hair.

Mrs. Jackie Tucker grading papers.

Charles Roberson Jr. doing yard work.

Courtney "Deuce" Powell counting money as you should.

Sgt. Montez Pate (right) and another ULM officer.

Brother Matt from Missouri giving a sermon on ULM campus.

Instructor Melissa Kiper (near the windows)

5 Portraits (Original)

5 Portraits (Edited)

In this portrait I wanted to darken skin tone to draw the viewer to Shanetria.

I took out the color to make Doug look like the 1870s type portrait. (I kind of got to close with zoom lens.)

I wanted to capture the seriousness of the situation. If only I could have switch to the other side of the stop sign I could have got him in front of a gas station it would have made the portrait a little more symbolic.

I wanted to get the shine of the chrome on the motorcycle because I just think it looks great the end.

I wanted to get the picture as dark as possible to show light colors. The money is the only thing I wanted to showcase in the portrait because it's all about the money.

Attempted Kidnapping Sends Shockwaves Throughout College Campus

A daring mother, Mary Covan (right) risks her life to save son, Jerry Prez (left) from an unknown male kidnapper on college campus on Thursday Feb. 13, 2009. Police declined to comment on unknown kidnapper details.