![](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dVWknPFeUag/default.jpg "web.lsue.edu Submit or Subscribe! (Click "Show More") www.facebook.com The Louisiana Review art and literature journal publishes fiction, poetry, and art. While we gladly consider publishing quality work from any source, first attention is given to Louisiana artists and Louisiana/Southern United States-themed pieces. Submissions are accepted year round. No previously published fiction, poetry, or art. Include a cover letter with name, address, phone, and email (if available). Please include a short biography and association with Louisiana, if any. Fiction and Poetry Submit one piece of short fiction at a time, any length. Novel chapters are considered if they can stand on their own as short stories. No fax or e-mail submissions. Submit up to five poems at a time. No fax or e-mail submissions. Art We only consider art that can be reproduced in black and white. Submit up to five pieces at a time. We do accept art e-mail submissions: bfonteno@lsue.edu Send all fiction and poetry submissions, hard-copy art submissions, and a stamped self-addressed envelope to The Louisiana Review Division of Liberal Arts Louisiana State University Eunice PO Box 1129 Eunice, LA 70535")
![](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/m8RHWzsNSuw/default.jpg "Ken Wheaton reads from his novel The First Annual Grand Prairie Rabbit Festival. web.lsue.edu Submit or Subscribe! (Click "Show More") www.facebook.com The Louisiana Review art and literature journal publishes fiction, poetry, and art. While we gladly consider publishing quality work from any source, first attention is given to Louisiana artists and Louisiana/Southern United States-themed pieces. Submissions are accepted year round. No previously published fiction, poetry, or art. Include a cover letter with name, address, phone, and email (if available). Please include a short biography and association with Louisiana, if any. Fiction and Poetry Submit one piece of short fiction at a time, any length. Novel chapters are considered if they can stand on their own as short stories. No fax or e-mail submissions. Submit up to five poems at a time. No fax or e-mail submissions. Art We only consider art that can be reproduced in black and white. Submit up to five pieces at a time. We do accept art e-mail submissions: bfonteno@lsue.edu Send all fiction and poetry submissions, hard-copy art submissions, and a stamped self-addressed envelope to The Louisiana Review Division of Liberal Arts Louisiana State University Eunice PO Box 1129 Eunice, LA 70535")
![](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n5LPLq9K0Ts/default.jpg "Poetry from Louisiana Poet Laureate Darrell Bourque and Jack Bedell, editor of Louisiana Literature. web.lsue.edu Submit or Subscribe! (Click "Show More") www.facebook.com The Louisiana Review art and literature journal publishes fiction, poetry, and art. While we gladly consider publishing quality work from any source, first attention is given to Louisiana artists and Louisiana/Southern United States-themed pieces. Submissions are accepted year round. No previously published fiction, poetry, or art. Include a cover letter with name, address, phone, and email (if available). Please include a short biography and association with Louisiana, if any. Fiction and Poetry Submit one piece of short fiction at a time, any length. Novel chapters are considered if they can stand on their own as short stories. No fax or e-mail submissions. Submit up to five poems at a time. No fax or e-mail submissions. Art We only consider art that can be reproduced in black and white. Submit up to five pieces at a time. We do accept art e-mail submissions: bfonteno@lsue.edu Send all fiction and poetry submissions, hard-copy art submissions, and a stamped self-addressed envelope to The Louisiana Review Division of Liberal Arts Louisiana State University Eunice PO Box 1129 Eunice, LA 70535")
Published
May 06, 2013
We explore the reasons behind the recent probation of Pima Community College, and what the Arizona school plans to do to bring their credentials back up to par once again.
California Community Colleges Release New Scorecard System
We examine the new scorecard system developed by community colleges in California, which provide data on student performance in community college and after. How do California schools stack up?
Culinary Arts Programs Exploding at Community Colleges
We look at an interesting new trend, as more students pursue culinary arts degrees at community colleges. Could popular television programs be fueling the interest?
