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Posted in Web Design → PortfolioThe boldness of this logo is what really stands out here. The thick lines making an immediate impact. I like the bright red chosen, but feel the design itself could use some clarity - is it a mountain?
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Posted in Web Design → DesignA beautiful Sci-Fi interface for the upcoming Transformers 3 movie. I love the brilliantly futuristic design and the excellent incorporation of the globe. I certainly looks like a fascinating and engaging challenge!
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Posted in Web Design → MiscThe bright pixelated colours used here immediately grab your attention and make this logo a memorable one. I'd have liked to see a more random displacement of pixels but overall the design works. The typeface is really good and the straight edges perfectly suit the pixel idea.
Posted in Branding → LogoThis site uses a very simple but attractive layout that is quite image centric. The thick white border treatments are nice and the content is split up well into the three sections.
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While I can say for certain this was purchased at an auction from a crate of items from England, the design elements and color point to Germany, Wales, or Scotland. Interestingly, the design closely matches the National Emblem of the German Democratic Republic, the colors are red and yellow, and the grain surround on the perimeter of the emblem seems to be represented in the wavy glass. This is a larger window; 42.5 inches x 28 inches not a small transom. The structural integrity is excellent; best ...
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Oil painting purchased 15 years ago at an exhibition in Las Vegas. Beautiful painting we have had in our home since purchased. Now we are moving and selling all. This painting cost $250 when purchased. I am selling for $25.00. Size is 43 inches wide by 31 inches tall. Wood frame. Please text at 408-466-7590
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Description: small frame from Neiman Marcus: also has multi functions: -Can be used as a christmass ornament with your favorite photo on your Tree. -can be used to put on a gift box as a decorative item with ribbon. -can be used as a frame for a small picture on your desk. -can be used as a pin on your dress Size: 2 inches by 1 1/2 inches.
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Set of 6 cups and saucers. $15 for the set of 6 or one cup/saucer @$5.
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Uniquely Scandinavian - 2011 simplicity and elegance – circa 1960's A timeless and classic Dansk candlestick holder marked "Dansk Designs France BV". Measures 5"x 5"; apprx 2 lbs. Included are 2 boxes of 12" long tapers. Nickel-plated metal. Mint condition: No dents, dings or bends.
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Bought 2 gallons and only needed one. It spreads easily and covers textured walls without a second coat. This color is in vogue and featured in home decorating magazines. Right Price!. flat, color violet
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Photo: Comstock/Thinkstock Gluten, for those who don't know, is the protein component of wheat and certain grains. You may hear a lot about gluten-free recipes these days—after all, "gluten-free" has become a bit of a buzz word as gluten intolerance is gaining more recognition.
At its extreme, we have celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder where the immune system has a severe reaction to gluten. In my opinion, gluten intolerance, lactose intolerance and other more common food allergies are often the symptoms of a compromised digestive system. These days, our digestive systems are bombarded with a host of substances that can put a lot of stress on a system that's designed to break down and assimilate whole, natural, unadulterated foods that provide nourishment to our bodies. Digestion begins in the mouth, where the enzymes in the saliva start to break down our food and prepare it for the next stage of digestion in the stomach and small intestine. Many of us, in our rushed states, gulp down our foods, putting a lot of stress on the rest of the digestive system. The result is that our foods do not get properly digested and assimilated. For any digestive complaint, my first piece of advice is always to take time to chew your food. (This is also important if you're trying to lose weight, as you will fill up more quickly, tend to eat less and gain more nutritional benefits from your food if you're chewing it thoroughly.) If your digestive system is weakened, then digesting gluten may prove problematic. Wheat is the most common source of gluten, but it is also a component in other grains such as spelt, barley and rye. It is a sticky substance and not soluble in water. Wheat and other grains containing gluten are such a big part of most of our diets, showing up in everything from bread, cakes, crackers and cookies to pastas, packaged breakfast cereals, soy sauce and beer—and the list goes on. There are many wheat derivatives, such as semolina, used for making pasta, bulgur, used for making tabbouleh, couscous and graham flour, which are all high in gluten. If you experience symptoms such as bloating and gas, fatigue after eating, headaches or aching joints, poor concentration or "fuzzy brain" and emotional irritability, you may in fact be intolerant to gluten. If you feel you may be gluten intolerant, it's a good idea to have this verified either by blood tests or by omitting gluten products from your diet for at least a week to see if you get any relief from your symptoms. When faced with the dilemma of having to omit gluten from the diet, people can end up feeling deprived of some of life's greatest pleasures. Who doesn't love to sit down to a comforting pasta dinner, followed by a delicious slice of cake? Eating out can also be problematic, as it's quite difficult to find dishes that contain no traces of gluten. The good news is that you don't have to give up your comfort foods, as there is a growing range of gluten-free alternatives on the market these days. Gluten-Free Baking I have had several clients who are sensitive to gluten and have had to come up with many delicious alternatives to the foods that they enjoy so they don't feel deprived, especially on special occasions such as birthdays and holidays. In most of my recipes for cakes, cookies and similar desserts, I offer a gluten-free alternative in the variations, for this very reason. Grains that do not contain gluten are rice, oats, corn, millet, amaranth and teff. You can also use flour made from chickpeas, lentils, tapioca, coconut, nuts or seeds for baking. Gluten, because of its sticky nature, has a binding action when used in baking, so when using gluten-free flours, there are several ways you can avoid having a dry, crumbly result. For nonvegans, eggs of course will help bind and add moisture. You can also make an egg substitute by blending one part ground flaxseeds with three parts water for about a minute, then set the mixture aside for at least an hour. You can substitute this for eggs in baking—a quarter cup of this mixture is the equivalent to one egg. You can also add 1/2 to 1 cup of applesauce to your cake mixtures and alter the liquids used in your cake recipe accordingly. This will add moisture, and you can cut down on the amount of oil used when adding the applesauce if you want a cake with less fat. Many health food stores also carry a range of gluten-free breads, but if you prefer to make your own, I've found that rice, corn or millet flour all work well, with the addition of some higher starch flour like potato or tapioca flour. Adding a cup of leftover cooked rice or millet gives a nice texture and adds moisture to the bread. You can also find gluten-free flour mixes, which can be used to make bread, cakes or muffins. The flip side: The goodness of gluten and how to make your own seitan Advertisement
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What idiot would take a giant iPod touch over a real computer? Even if you already have a Macbook, just get one and sell it. Then you have enough to buy an iPad and have some cash left.
agreed agreed...
also how would the ipad not be able to do eerything needed for school all i've needed in college is books, a word, a sor tof excell, and a sort of power point... iWork has a sort of all of these, so any student could do all they needed. just you would have to be stupid to chose an ipad over a macbook
This seems silly to me for an institution to have already made these decisions without a product on the market. I recognize they may have been supplied a product for testing purposes, but still. And frankly, using something like this to write lengthy emails , let alone papers, would be annoying.
good luck writing your term papers on an undersized, over sensitive, glowing keyboard.
I called this. You all say "who would want an iPad"? Well just wait until all of the new apps for iPad come out and universities start converting textbooks to an iPad format. Things they are a changin....
I have to agree that this is pretty stupid. I'm eagerly awaiting the iPad to come out and I'm not a big mac fan but I would still take a macbook over an iPad if it was going to be my only computer...
I hope you guys also understand the affordability aspect of the 2. Most students cannot afford a MBP and an iPad is an affordable alternative at $499
you know you can get ebook readers for macs as well not just for the iPad.
I'd say macbook, when it comes down to writing up your work your going to want a real keyboard and good posture, sitting and typing on an iPad will be a strain on your body for long bouts of of key tapping
Please feel free to shoot yourself if you choose the iPad. They need to put that in huge letters at the front door of wherever they will be giving these things out at.
yeah people said that would happen at the turn of the century. guess who's having to price up their textbooks for their freshman year of college?
I'm with Melech on this one...Things are changing...and although it is not on the market...perhaps they have an inside scoop on what will be available appwise on the ipad, with regards to what it will be able to do?
I believe this is going to be a game changer...and if I'm wrong...well, I will admit it!
The school is giving the students one of the two, as in they don't have to pay for either one.
I'm going to have to agree with you, as of late it seems like I've been getting more and more e-textbooks and it sucks having to read them on a computer. If devs were able to collaborate with textbook publishers and make seamless apps for them, the iPad would be much better.
Then again, writing a 30 page research paper on an iPad would be horrible... so I suppose its a win-lose situation.
well i believe that is because is the first Gen.. i spect nicer's improvements on 2nd & 3er Gen iPads..
that is so cool! i want to go there. and i would take the macbook. easier to type on.
Except that it isn't really up to the universities...
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Tuesday marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of Ebbets Field. Unlike the famous ballparks that celebrated a centennial last year (Fenway Park) and will celebrate one next year (Wrigley Field) , Ebbets Field has long since been torn down, having met the wrecking ball in 1960, just three years after the Dodgers deserted Brooklyn for Los Angeles. To mark the occasion, here is a gallery of the cherished old ballpark and some of the famous (and not-so-famous) names who called it home.
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For some of you with your ear to the ground, this won't be news. It's been rumoured for some time now that Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) were considering an expansion into the UK, and now we can rejoice in knowing the rumours have been confirmed. Yes – ILM are in the process of setting up a new facility in central London and will be looking to hire UK based talent too.
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With a new year fast approaching, there's never been a better time to think about your career prospects and embark in something new. For those of you looking to step up the ranks as a VFX ninja, 2014 could be the year to make it happen.
Marvel's 'S.H.I.E.L.D' - Did you see it?
Upon one of our recent trips to the West End, 2D and 3D students visiting our friends over at Realise Studios and Glassworks London spotted this intriguing sign outside of Sci Fi Mecca 'Forbidden Planet'. Unbeknownst of what it meant, we naturally visited the suggested website, and of course Twitter, to find out the back story of exactly what had happened outside of Forbidden Planet on September 24th.
Softimage Creatives - London user group meeting this Wednesday
Calling all Softimage (XSI) fans out there - get yourself down to the next user group event tomorrow night. With an awesome line up of speakers it's another great opportunity to catch up with your fellow animation Softimage users and a chance to check out some of the Softimage projects from over the last year.
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Considering a career in VFX? If you're still undecided, then come along to our next open day on Wednesday 18th September. This is where we discuss the VFX industry and your career prospects as a skilled VFX artists. Next Wednesday we'll be joined by Sean Danischevsky, a VFX Supervisor who has worked at many of the top VFX companies including Framestore and Method Studios.
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We do love a good VFX event, and this one is for all you London dwelling VFX aficionados. As 'Talking Point' are set to host an industry panel discussion, about the relationship between VFX & Art departments, next week, September 18th.
Your Career in VFX: Free webinar on securing your first job in the industry
Get ahead with tips from our webinar with The Mill's Thomas Knight. For the vast majority of people, making the jump from training in your chosen field to actually working in it can be a daunting one to make, and this is no less true in the competitive world of VFX. Once you've got the skills, how do you stand out from the crowd and launch your career as a VFX artist?
The Return of Naiad… Hurrah!
For those of you who are interested learning more about the tools being used by the pros, here's a great article from the fxguide crew sharing details of the recent evolution of Naiad into Bifröst. In my opinion, this is one of the most exciting developments to come from Autodesk in quite some time. Find out more here.
The VFX Festival 2013: Latest.
We've been brewing up a VFX storm over the last few weeks in the form of the VFX Festival 2013. Last year's Festival was a huge success, tickets sold out in 72 hours and after a week of packed workshops and talks, this time we had no choice but to make things bigger and better!
Trojan Horse was a Unicorn Festival - Intrigued?
The imaginatively named 'Trojan Horse was a Unicorn' festival is an event taking place this September in Portugal for Producers, Animators, Game Developers, Concept Artists and 3D Generalists.
Another CG cat entertaining audiences the world over!
I'm not sure if many of you have seen Kittywood Studios: Cat Videos Incorporated, but there's definitely something in it! It seems the media world has gone cat mad. The advertising gurus of the 1900's possibly missed a trick… 'Cats sell…' Why? Well I work with a group of people who avidly share cat videos with me (not that I'm complaining, I do enjoy them), but also my most recent cinema trip was made all the more enjoyable last weekend when I was introduced to MPC's latest project – Be More Dog - by far one of the more entertaining commercials out there at the moment.
Free VFX Webinar – Last change to sign up, don't miss out!
Tomorrow, August 1st, we're hosting a free webinar with Head of 3D and Escape tutor, Mark Spevick, who will be revealing some of the secrets at the heart of VFX. Introducing you to key techniques and exposing what this creative career is really like, Mark hopes to demystify the science behind the art.
Davi makes the grade!
Fan favourite film mag Empire recently released a list of cinema's greatest VFX shots as picked by industry experts and it certainly hit all the right notes. Classic scenes from Jurassic Park, Star Wars and The Abyss were all on there, but we were particularly proud to see number 1 being Davy Jones' face from POTC:DMC, which our very own Head of 2D and tutor Davi Stein worked on during her time at ILM! Congratulations Davi!
Beware the Batman!
Beware the Batman, the new show about the Dark Knight, is facing somewhat of an uphill struggle. DC have decided to dumb down their animation hour this year, meaning fans of the incredible Young Justice and Green Lantern shows that were cancelled to make room for it are already on the back foot. And it's not reminiscent of the classic Bats shows; Alfred is a young, ex-military knucklehead. Kevin Conroy isn't providing his voice skills. And it's entirely CG.
The Escape Studios Advisory Board – Supporting Aspiring VFX Talent
Delivering the most up-to-date curriculum to our students is always at the heart of Escape Studios' training. To achieve this we rely heavily on our industry connections to keep us tuned into the latest trends, technologies and processes at use in the current VFX climate, helping us develop and deliver the most relevant training for those looking to forge a career in VFX. To help us with this, we've appointed an Advisory Board of top industry figures who share their thoughts on what's happening in the industry, where it's headed and what's required from VFX artists at this time.
Congrats to all our Escapees who helped make 'Man of Steel' possible
By now, we're guessing, many of you VFX fans out there will have seen Zack Snyder's Man of Steel. If you haven't, we're sure you have a valid excuse. And for those of you who have, you may have noticed the epic credits list for the VFX department in particular. As we respectfully stay at the end of the movie to watch the credits roll, we're always proud to spot names we recognise among the list – the names of our graduates.
NEW Webinar: The Role Of A Compositor With Davi Stein
When it comes to VFX, Compositors are the masters of make-believe. They're the magicians who create the illusion of reality in every CG shot. They can look at a shot and tell you exactly what's wrong with it and the best way to correct it. In essence, they are true artists with an eye for beauty and their devotion to it means we get to watch something stunning every time.
VFX Supervisor Steve Begg speaks at our next open day
Like all our Open Days here at Escape, the next is set to be even more epic than the last. On July 10th we'll be joined by industry legend Steve Begg, who's 27 years' of experience in the industry is quite intimidating. VFX Supervisor on titles such as Skyfall, Batman Begins, Casino Royale, The Golden Compass, Red Dwarf, Aliens... the list goes on… Steve has a great many anecdotes to share, as well as some golden nuggets of wisdom!


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Correspondence, legislative files, committee files, federal agency files, special project files, political campaign files, press releases, speeches, audio tapes, motion picture film, videotapes, photographs, and other materials. The papers relate chiefly to Long's Senate career and the work of his Senate office staff on national issues and Louisiana affairs. Also included are several thousand items relating to the personal and political activities of the Long family, particularly Huey Long, Russell's father. |
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Russell Billiu Long served in the United States Senate from Louisiana for 38 years. Son of Louisiana governor and senator, Huey Pierce Long, and nephew of three-time Louisiana governor, Earl Kemp Long, Russell Long was elected to the U.S. Senate seven times, retiring from public office in January 1987.
Russell Long was born in Shreveport, Louisiana, on November 3, 1918. He was nine years old when his father became governor in 1928 and 17 when his father was assassinated in 1935.
Long began his political career at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, where he was elected president of the freshman class in 1935 and sophomore president the next year. In 1938, as a junior, he won the election for student body president.
After he graduated third in his Law School class in 1942 Long enlisted in the Navy to do his part in the World War II effort. He saw action in the Mediterranean, where he commanded a Landing Craft Tank (LCT) boat. He won four battle stars for his role in the invasions of North Africa, Sicily, Italy, and France and held the rank of lieutenant when he was discharged in December 1945.
Long established a law practice in Baton Rouge in 1945, but his Uncle Earl convinced him to help in his campaign for governor in 1948. When Earl Long won the governorship, Russell joined the administration as executive counsel.
In1948, Long ran for and won a seat in the U. S. Senate. He served as Democratic whip from 1965 to 1969. During his time in the Senate, he was chairman of the Committee on Finance and the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation and co-chairman of the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation. He was instrumental in passing a bill establishing public financing of presidential campaigns, the Tax Reform Act of 1969, the Earned Income Tax Credit, legislation creating Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) and Senate ratification of the Panama Canal Treaties.
Long married Katherine Mae Hattic in 1939 and they were divorced in 1969. In December 1969, he married Carolyn Bason. Long practiced law in Washington, D.C., and Baton Rouge, La., and was a resident of Washington, D.C., at the time of his death on May 9, 2003.
The Russell B. Long Collection is composed of two subgroups—the Long Family Papers Subgroup and the Russell B. Long Papers Subgroup.
Correspondence among family members, newspaper clippings, photographs, speeches, financial documents, writings, and memorabilia covering the period 1912-91 document the lives and activities of Huey Pierce Long, Earl Kemp Long, George Shannon Long, Palmer Reid Long, Rose Lolita Long McFarland, and Rose McConnell Long, as well as Russell B. Long. Most notably missing from the Long Family Papers Subgroup are files from Rose McConnell Long's tenure as a U.S. Senator (1936-37) after her husband's death. Researchers should refer to related manuscript groups for more extensive files on Huey Pierce Long (Mss. 2005) and Earl Kemp Long (Mss. 3126).
The Russell B. Long Papers Subgroup contains materials on his pre-Senate life, as well as the files of Senate office staff members. Documenting Russell B. Long's career as a U.S. Senator (1948-86) and the work of his Senate office staff on national issues and Louisiana affairs are correspondence, research files, writings, schedules and trip files, subject files, legislative files, agencies' files, voting records, press releases, speeches, photographs, films, video tapes, scrapbooks, special issue files, social events files, and campaign materials. Major topics include tax reform, petroleum law and legislation, patents and government-developed inventions, petroleum in submerged lands, flood control, inland water transportation, Louisiana politics and government, and employee stock options.
In 1979, Russell B. Long's (RBL) office filing system was changed to a central files system. Prior to the change, items were filed under these general headings: general legislative files, department and independent agency files, project files, and special issue files. After the change, items were filed under specific subject headings, e.g., energy, environment, public works, taxation, etc. For each series, oversize materials have been separated from the regular files and placed in the oversize files. Such items are indicated by separation slips within the files.
I. Huey Pierce Long Papers Series
A. Correspondence
B. Speeches
C. Financial Documents
D. Memorabilia
E. Miscellaneous
F. Clippings
II. Earl Kemp Long Papers Series
A. Correspondence
B. Speeches
C. Clippings
III. Family Papers Series
A. George Shannon Long Papers
B. Palmer Reid Long Papers
C. Rose Lolita Long McFarland Papers
D. Rose McConnell Long Papers
I. Early Years Series
A. Personal Correspondence
B. Louisiana Stare University Papers
C. Naval Career Papers
D. Katherine Hattic Long Correspondence
E. Business/Civic Papers
F. Memorabilia
G. Miscellaneous
H. Photographs
II. Executive Counsel to Earl Kemp Long Papers Series
A. Earl Kemp Long Campaign Material
B. Executive Counsel Correspondence
III. United States Senate Series
A. Senate Office Files
1. Personal Office Files
a. Correspondence
b. Research Files
c. Schedules and Calendars
d. Telephone Logs
e. Invitations Accepted
f. Personal Secretaries' Files
g. Yellow Cards Indexing System
h. Miscellaneous Files
(1.) Tom Dodd Controversy Files
(2.) Judgeship Files
(3.) Service Academy Files
2. Administrative Assistants' Files
3. Legislative Directors' Files
4. Legislative Assistants' Files
5. Legislative Files
a. General Legislation Files
b. Bills Sponsored and Co-sponsored
c. Voting Records
d. Joint Letters
6. Department and Independent Agency Files
7. Louisiana State Affairs Files
8. Central Files
9. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Projects Files
10. Special Issues Files
a. Tidelands
b. Civil Rights
c. Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
d. TV in the Senate
e. Lt. William L. Calley, Jr. Trial
f. Panama Canal Treaties
11. Automated Correspondence Files
12. Press Files
a. General
b. Press Secretary's Files
c. Motion Pictures, Audio Tapes, and Videotapes
d. Photographs
e. Scrapbooks
B. Senate Committee Files
1. Democratic Steering Committee Files
2. Finance Committee Files
3. Joint Committee on Taxation Files
4. Ethics Committee Files
C. Senate Assistant Majority Leader Files
IV. Political Series
A. Senate Campaign Files
B. Democratic National Party and National Campaign Files
C. Louisiana Political Files
V. Social Series
A. Mardi Gras Files
B. Other Social Occasions Files
1. Louisiana State Society Picnic
2. New Orleans World's Fair
C. Memorabilia
VI. Later Years Series
A. Personal and Professional Correspondence
B. Later Career Honors and Memorabilia
C. Photographs
LONG FAMILY SUBGROUP, 1912-93, undated
(5.5 linear feet) Includes correspondence to, from, and regarding members of the Long Family, clippings concerning events in the careers of family members, memorabilia, photographs, and articles. Materials in all series are arranged chronologically unless otherwise indicated.
I. Huey Pierce Long (HPL) Papers Series, 1912-93, undated (4 linear ft.)
A. Correspondence, 1923-85, undated (1.5 linear ft.) Includes letters to, from and about HPL. Many of the letters are from HPL's supporters expressing opinions on his policies or requesting copies of speeches. The correspondence after 1935 consists mostly of requests for information about HPL or expressions of belief in his ideas.
B. Speeches, 1928-35 (34 items) Includes typewritten copies and reprints of HPL's speeches, some from the Congressional Record.
C. Financial Documents, 1935-36 (86 items) Includes bills paid after HPL's death and papers regarding the settlement of his estate.
D. Memorabilia, 1912-93 (2 inches) Includes HPL's transcript from University of Oklahoma Law School, his application to the Louisiana State Bar, a program from his inauguration, and the coroners inquest for Carl Weiss, among other items.
E. Miscellaneous, 1932-88 (11 inches) Includes pamphlets, typescripts, other printed items, as well theses on HPL and typewritten copies of speeches made on the anniversary of his death.
F. Clippings, 1923-93, undated (5 inches) Includes clippings of articles regarding HPL's career, death, and legacy.
II. Earl Kemp Long (EKL) Papers Series, 1939-62, undated (7 inches)
A. Correspondence, 1939-62 (4 inches) Includes correspondence during EKL's 1939 gubernatorial campaign, his terms as governor, and his hospitalization in 1959. Small amounts of campaign materials and financial papers are interspersed with the accompanying correspondence.
B. Speeches, 1941-61 (7 items) Includes RBL's campaign speech written for EKL, speeches made at the time of EKL's 1959 hospitalization, and a printed copy of Ernest S. Clements' memorial speech about EKL.
C. Clippings, 1943-60, undated (2 inches) Includes photocopies of clippings related to EKL's career, extensive clippings from the period of his 1959 hospitalization, and clippings from the time of his death.
III. Family Papers Series, 1935-86, undated (1 linear ft.)
A. George Shannon Long (GSL) Papers, 1957-60 (6 items) Consists of copies of bill H.R. 8606 concerning the Civil Service Retirement Act. A short note refers to Jewell Long, GSL's wife, and her pension.
B. Palmer Reid Long (PRL) Papers, 1937 (2 items) Consists of one letter to brother RBL and one photocopy of a photograph of PRL with his wife in Cuba (original photograph housed in RBL Photograph Series).
C. Rose Lolita Long McFarland Papers, 1936-38 (56 items) Includes correspondence regarding wedding plans, guest lists, gift lists, and photocopies of newspaper clippings.
D. Rose McConnell Long Papers, 1935-86, undated (60 items) Includes specifications for a house; correspondence regarding RMLs acceptance other late husbands Senate seat; expressions of sympathy at HPL's death; photocopies of photographs (originals are housed in RBL Photograph Series); autographed copy of sheet music to Lovely Louisiana, Land of Romance by Castro Carazo; photocopies of newspaper clippings regarding RMLs acceptance of the Senate seat; and photographs of RML from around the time of her time in the Senate.
RUSSELL B. LONG PAPERS SUBGROUP, 1912-2004 (bulk dates 1948-86)
(658 linear ft.) This subgroup consists of six series: Early Years, Executive Counsel to Earl Kemp Long, U.S. Senate, Political, Social, and Later Years. The largest of these series is the U.S. Senate Series, which contains the working files of RBL's Senate office from 1948-86.
I. Early Years Series, 1920-48, undated (3 linear ft.) Includes letters, documents, and memorabilia from RBL's life prior to his election to the U.S. Senate in November 1948.
A. Personal Correspondence, 1920-48, undated (8 inches) Consists of correspondence between RBL and his friends and family members. Many of these letters are photocopies of originals in the possession of the respective authors.
B. Louisiana State University Papers, 1937-42, undated (3 inches) Includes material related to RBL's campaign for president of the LSU student body in 1938, photocopies of clippings concerning this election, papers recording RBL's membership in Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, a small diary RBL kept during the period 1937 to 1941, and RBL's notes and papers from LSU Law School.
C. Naval Career Papers, 1942-46 (2 inches) Includes correspondence concerning RBL's naval career, copies of his orders, and certificates from midshipman's school.
D. Katherine Hattic Long Correspondence, 1937-44 (1 linear ft.) Photocopies of correspondence between RBL and his first wife, Katherine Hattic Long. Mrs. Long retains the originals.
E. Business/Civic Papers, 1941-48, undated (1 linear ft.) Consists of papers documenting RBL's business ventures and community activities between 1941 and 1948. The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject. Subjects include Amvets, Baton Rouge Country Club, Baton Rouge Junior Chamber of Commerce, Inter-Civic Club Council, Palm Air Products, Inc., among others.
F. Memorabilia, 1930-43, undated (20 items) Includes a small undated pad of notes for speeches, several of RBL's report cards from Alcee Fortier High School, a joke book, and sheet music.
G. Miscellaneous, undated (24 items) Includes a rough sketch of a lakefront lot, copies of various poems and songs, fragments of academic papers, and cartoons.
H. Photographs, ca. 1938, undated (6 items) Includes an early photograph of RBL as a child, a newer print of him as a young boy and four photographs from his teenage years.
II. Executive Counsel to Earl Kemp Long Papers Series, 1947-48 (1 linear ft.) Includes EKL campaign material and speeches made by RBL during EKL's campaign for governor of Louisiana in 1947 and 1948, as well as constituent correspondence and letters to and from those involved in EKL's campaign. The papers are divided into the two following subseries:
A. Earl Kemp Long Campaign Material, 1947-48
B. Executive Counsel Correspondence, 1948
III. United States Senate Series, 1948-91 (bulk dates 1949-86) (617.5 linear ft.)
A. Senate Office Files, 1948-91 (607 linear ft.) Consists of all office files from RBL's senate office. RBL retired from the Senate in 1986. Personal files of the Senator are separate from the working files of office units such as legislative, press, administrative assistants' files, legislative assistants' files, and Senate committee files. Unless otherwise noted, all materials are filed chronologically within their subseries.
1. Personal Office Files, 1948-91 (34 linear ft.)
a. Correspondence, 1948-91 (9 linear ft.) Included are some constituent mail, correspondence from colleagues on various political issues, and personal mail from colleagues. The letters are filed alphabetically by last name of the author and then chronologically by year. VIP letters pertain to legislative issues and RBL's views concerning issues. VIP letters have been photocopied and originals placed in the vault. This series includes Christmas cards and thank-you letters. Includes some post-Senate materials.
b. Research Files, 1959-79 (5 linear ft.) The staff kept background files on various topics of importance to RBL. These include such issues as rice, railroads, taxation, and windfall profits. These files—arranged alphabetically by subject—were used for research on the topics at various times.
c. Schedules and Calendars, 1956-86 (5 linear ft.) Includes daily schedules, monthly schedules of meetings, trip schedules, daily logs, and yearly calendars for RBL.
d. Telephone Logs, 1959-81 (3 linear ft.) Each staff member kept a "Weekly Report to Senator Long" listing the name of the party telephoning, who they represented, what topic was discussed, date, time, and staff members' names. RBL and administrative staff reviewed these to stay informed about constituents' concerns.
e. Invitations Accepted, 1948-86 (4 linear ft.) During his 38 years in office, Senator Long accepted numerous invitations to official
and non-official functions. His attendance at these functions is reflected in his schedules and calendars; therefore, the invitations files were randomly sampled for each year. The retained invitations are arranged chronologically. Non-accepted invitations were disposed of in Washington according to the office records management plan.
f. Personal Secretaries' Files, 1949-86 (3 linear ft.) Includes correspondence to and from constituents and agency personnel to RBL's personal secretaries; memos to RBL and notes from RBL; general files include copies of speeches and drafts of speeches (1966-70), press releases, daily agendas, appointments and schedules, and telephone messages. Also includes file heading lists and mail analysis for 1976-86 and a list of former staff members, 1945-86.
g. Yellow Cards Indexing System, 1950-81 (2 inches) Personal correspondence card file gives date of letters or notes sent by RBL and summary of what was said; includes names and addresses. These were used until RBL's personal correspondence file was automated in 1981.
h. Miscellaneous Files, 1949-87 (5 linear ft.)
(1.) Tom Dodd Controversy Files, 1966-67 (2 linear ft.) In 1967, Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut was investigated by the Senate Select Committee on Standards and Conduct. RBL was a proponent of Dodd's innocence. Files include legal briefs, bills and resolutions, research materials, press releases, speeches, memos, newsletters, drafts of newsletters, and correspondence.
(2.) Judgeship Files, 1949-87 (2 linear ft.) Letters of nomination written by RBL for federal judgeships; requests for letters of recommendation; and background files.
(3.) Service Academy Files, 1981-82 (1 linear ft.) Requests from Louisiana students seeking RBL's nomination and recommendation for appointment at service academies; includes student files, letters of nomination, references, and some correspondence with academies; filed by name of student. Service academy files were filed with Legislative files through 1982. After 1982, they were interfiled in the Central Files.
2. Administrative Assistants' Files, 1949-86 (5 linear ft.) In RBL's office, the Administrative Assistant was the chief operating officer and manager who worked very closely with RBL on all activities. Included are memos to and from RBL; notes from RBL; VIP correspondence including copies of transition letters from RBL to President Jimmy Carter (1976) and President Ronald Reagan (1980); memos to and from staff; research notes; office policy files; committee activity files; calendars and agendas
for various meetings; mark-up committee files; and personal journals of the Administrative Assistant.
3. Legislative Directors' Files, 1982-86 (8 linear ft.) In 1982, the position of Legislative Director was established in RBL's office. These files, representing the activities of the Legislative Director, include research files; bills and amendments; correspondence with constituents, VIPs and agencies; notes; subject files; and committee files. Subjects include budget, Commerce Committee, Superfund, TV in the Senate, and Transportation.
4. Legislative Assistants' Files, 1960-82 (8 linear ft.) Most legislative assistants' files are in the Legislative Series or the General Files; however, some assistants kept extensive files of their own that are included in this series. Files include reference materials, speech drafts, press releases, bills, correspondence to and from RBL, and some Finance Committee files. Each assistant's files are grouped under the individual's name and filed alphabetically by subject. Each folder is labeled with the initials of the Legislative Assistant. An office personnel list is available in the repository. Tax bill mark-up conference files for 1984 are restricted until 1999.
5. Legislative Files, 1949-86 (151 linear ft.)
a. General Legislation Files, 1949-78 (137 linear ft.) These files contain correspondence from constituents expressing their opinions about various bills and amendments and RBL's response to them; letters and notes from colleagues in the House and Senate seeking support or thanking RBL for support for certain bills, resolutions, and amendments; letters and telegrams from lobbyists, agencies, organizations, and businesses; copies of research and background information from constituents, colleagues, agencies, organizations, businesses, and lobbyists; copies of bills, amendments, resolutions and pages of the Congressional Record; includes some handwritten notes from RBL and staff members. These files are arranged chronologically by year and then alphabetically within years. See Guide to General Legislative Files by Subject, available in the repository. [After 1978, the office developed a system of Central Files. General Legislative Files for 1979-86 will be found in the Central Files.]
b. Bills Sponsored and Co-sponsored, 1949-86 (16 linear ft.) Includes drafts of bills, printed copies of bills, pages from the Congressional Record, requests from colleagues to co-sponsor or support their bills, invitations from RBL to colleagues to co-sponsor his bills, and status sheets on bills. These files are arranged chronologically by Congress and numerically by bill number. At the end of each Congress is a "Legislative Activities" report for RBL prepared by the Senate Computer Center, Office of the Sergeant-at-Arms, and the Committee on Rules and
Administration. This report contains a subject cross-reference to bills sponsored and co-sponsored by RBL and notes by his staff.
c. Voting Records, 1953-86 (12 linear ft.) Indicate how RBL voted on each bill that came before the Senate. Included are copies of bills, pages from the Congressional Record, printed vote tally lists, status sheets on bills, and notes by staff. These are arranged by Congress and then numerically by bill number. At the end of each Congress is a "Legislative Activities" report for RBL that gives a subject cross reference to bills sponsored and co-sponsored by RBL. Included are multi-year issue indexes to Senate votes and reference materials.
d. Joint Letters, 1965-75, 1983 (1 linear ft.) Letters in support of legislation signed by several senators.
6. Department and Independent Agency Files, 1949-7S (86 linear ft.) These files are arranged chronologically, alphabetically, and by name of agency and consist of requests from Louisiana constituents for RBL's assistance in their interactions with federal agencies. Files include correspondence, clippings, agency reports, bills, transcripts of hearings, and oversight and background information. After 1978, these files are included in the Central Files.
7. Louisiana State Affairs Files, 1949-78 (49 linear ft.) Includes correspondence with state agencies on behalf of constituents; with organizations in Louisiana such as chambers of commerce regarding issues, invitations, and projects; constituents' correspondence concerning problems with state agencies and companies; general requests from constituents; and clippings. Files are mostly from state offices in Baton Rouge. The filing system is mixed alphabetical and chronological. See the box list available in the repository.
8. Central Files, 1979-86 (128 linear ft.) In 1979, the office filing system was changed to a central files system. For 1949-78, items that had previously been filed under separate subject headings—Legislative Files, Department and Independent Agency Files, Project Files, Louisiana State Affairs Files, and some Special Issue Files from 1949-78—were centralized in 1979. All files were thereafter alphabetically interfiled for these areas under subject headings. See subject headings in Central Files list available in the repository.
9. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Projects Files, 1949-79 (20 linear ft.) Files contain correspondence from constituents, agencies, lobbyists, and VIPs; statements from the Corps and other agencies; Corps studies and project background information; site plans and construction drawings; legislation; clippings; and resolutions. There is an alphabetical file by name of project, a chronological general file, and a "Parishes A-W" file.
10. Special Issues Files, 1941-86 (17 linear ft.)
a. Tidelands, 1947-75 (5 linear ft.) Alphabetical by topic, includes correspondence with constituents regarding tidelands in Louisiana; agency reports and correspondence; Senate hearings; transcripts of
testimony; reprints of bills and laws; legislative histories; legislative research materials; and staff working files.
b. Civil Rights, 1941-71 (5 linear ft.) Includes speeches, committee reports, press releases, research files, copies of bills, newspaper clippings, pages from the Congressional Record, and correspondence. Subjects include voting rights. Civil Rights bills, crime and violence, school integration, court decisions in Louisiana, and Senate Cloture.
c. Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), 1965-78 (5 linear ft.) RBL was a proponent of ESOP. These files include correspondence with agencies, constituents, VIPs, and lobbyists; research and background files; bills; and files on Banger & Co., Louis O. Kelso, and ESOP consultants.
d. TV in the Senate, 1960-86 (1.5 linear ft.) RBL was opposed to TV in the Senate. Files include speeches, background files, and correspondence.
e. Lt. William L. Calley, Jr. Trial, 1971 (3 inches) These files include constituent correspondence and constituent petitions in support of and in opposition to the verdict at Calley's trial.
f. Panama Canal Treaties, 1978 (1 inch) Constituent correspondence in support of and in opposition to the treaties.
11. Automated Correspondence Files, 1979-86 (23 linear ft.) RBL's office used a number of different automation systems to handle constituent correspondence and issue mail. Early systems were decentralized, but in 1982 the office began to use the centralized Correspondence Management System (CMS) of the Senate Computer Center. This automated system provided a method for creating many similar, but individualized letters by using approved paragraphs or letters of text merged with constituent names and addresses. Information available from the system includes the name and address of the constituent, the aide responsible for answering the letter, at least three subject terms about the letter, a paragraph item number, the date of correspondence, and brief comments about the letter. This series contains the following paper reports issued by the CMS for RBL's office—Abstract Report by Topic, Abstract Report by Item, Frequency of Items Record, Frequency of Items Report, Topic Breakdown Report, Weekly History Report, and Library Item Encyclopedia. The magnetic tapes of RBL's files are also available. According to RBL's Office Records Management Plan, constituent letters, mail dealing with issues, postcards, telegrams, and letters answered by CMS were discarded in Washington after the Central Files system was established in 1979. In order to research such materials, the CMS records must be used. Previous to CMS, the office used decentralized automated systems that performed essentially the same function on a lesser scale than CMS. Pre-1979, the system was called "Flexos"; from 1979-82, a mag card System 6 that produced "robos" was used; CMS was used from 1982 until the office closed in 1986. A new decentralized automated system was added in 1982.
This was the Honeywell Office Automation Systems (OAS). The records kept for all the decentralized systems are similar and include the library of form letters and/or paragraphs, indexing terms, reports, and codes. There are no electronic records for these systems.
12. Press Files, 1912-90 (bulk dates 1949-86) (85 linear ft.)
a. General, 1948-90, n. d. (37 linear ft.) Contains transcripts of press conferences and radio spots; copies of articles, speeches, interviews, and press releases; correspondence with magazines, television stations, and radio stations regarding RBL's interviews and appearances; constituent correspondence regarding public statements and appearances. Many files contain a chronological file of press releases, with relevant copies of Senate bills, committee prints, etc. Press release folders occasionally contain copies of speeches made by Long on the same topic and at the same time. Speech files may contain a copy of "remarks prepared" for the speech, a transcript of the actual speech, and background materials such as an outline of topics, texts of related speeches, schedules, lists of participants, and "suggested jokes."
b. Press Secretary's Files, 1982-84 (1.5 linear ft.) Contains only photocopies of newspaper clippings reading files.
c. Motion Pictures, Audio Tapes, and Video Tapes, 1949-86 (34 linear ft.) Throughout his Senate career, RBL was filmed and taped numerous times during press conferences, radio broadcasts to Louisiana constituents, on TV programs, and at special functions. Topics included the major legislation and committee activities of RBL, and Louisiana projects and problems. See inventory in the repository. Some items may be restricted because of physical condition.
d. Photographs, 1912-90 (14 linear ft.) Most items in this file are photographs taken by Senate photographers or taken in the Senate and at Senate functions. These files contain photographs from RBL's childhood, college days, and Senate career. Also included are photographs of family members, constituents, office staff, colleagues, and events. A subject, date, and name index has been prepared for the photograph file and is available in the repository.
e. Scrapbooks, 1947-65 (1 linear ft.) In addition to clippings, a series of scrapbooks were kept by the Senator's office for a number of years. Due to their poor condition, all the scrapbooks were microfilmed by the Senate Microfilming Department. Newspaper clippings about RBL and clippings and magazine articles about RBL's family are included. Two scrapbooks were retained.
B. Senate Committee Files, 1957-86 (10 linear ft.) The official records of Senate Committees are housed in the Legislative Records Center of the National Archives and Records Administration in Washington, D.C. In addition to the following committee files, other committee files can be found in the files of the
Legislative Assistants, the Administrative Assistants, and the Legislative Directors.
1. Democratic Steering Committee Files, 1968-82 (1 inch) The Senate Democratic Steering Committee was responsible for making appointments of Senators to various committees. These files include correspondence regarding committee preferences, lists of possible members, and final committee assignments.
2. Finance Committee Files, 1957-86 (2 linear ft.) RBL served on the Senate Finance Committee from 1953 to 1986. Included are statements to the Finance Committee, background files, correspondence, staff memos, information sheets, agendas and calendars, reports, and subject files. Subject files include revenue sharing (1980), the Windfall Profits Conference (1980), social security (1982-83), Conrail (1985), budget reconciliation (1985-86), and the Tax Reform Transition Rule (1986).
3. Joint Committee on Taxation Files, 1973-86 (7 linear ft.) These files deal mainly with tax reform and include mark-up files. Included are memos, correspondence with committee members and other Senators and Representatives, bills and resolutions, research files, and reports.
4. Ethics Committee Files, 1976-82 (2 inches) Committee reports, bills and resolutions, background and research files, correspondence and memos.
C. Senate Assistant Majority Leader Files, 1964-71 (2 inches) In 1964, RBL was elected by his colleagues to serve as Senate Assistant Majority Leader (Senate Whip). Files include correspondence of support for RBL, correspondence from RBL soliciting support from other Senators, congratulatory letters, and agendas. One series of correspondence from RBL denies the 1968 rumor that he resigned as Assistant Majority Leader.
IV. Political Series, 1947-88 (20.5 linear ft.)
A. Senate Campaign Files, 1948-81 (10 linear ft.) Includes correspondence to and from constituents, newsletters, clippings, speeches, biographical information, interview and commercial transcripts, and tabular reports on Louisiana voters.
B. Democratic National Party and National Campaign Files, 1956-80 (6.5 linear ft.) Includes Democratic and Republican platforms, background information, speeches, articles, convention files, voting records of candidates for President, and correspondence.
C. Louisiana Political Files, 1947-88 (4 linear ft.) Included are files dealing with political activities in Louisiana, governors' races, and constitutional conventions. General political files contain letters from constituents and Louisiana organizations expressing their opinions about political activities in the state and nation including elections, legislation, and national and state conventions. Files regarding the Senator's activities with gubernatorial races in Louisiana—such as Hale Boggs's 1951 campaign and Gillis Long's 1963 and 1972 campaigns—are also included.
V. Social Series, 1949-90 (14.5 linear ft.)
A. Mardi Gras Files, 1955-90 (7 linear ft.) Each year the Louisiana delegation hosts a Mardi Gras celebration in Washington, D.C. RBL's office handled the arrangements during these years. Included are correspondence, lists of attendees and members of the Krewe of Louisianans, programs, financial records, reservations, and information on arrangements. RBL's actual Mardi Gras costume is included in this series.
B. Other Social Occasions Files, 1963-84 (1.2 linear ft.)
1. Louisiana State Society Picnic, 1963-69 (2 inches) These yearly picnics, held in Washington, D.C., were fund-raising events for RBL. Included are invitations, lists of attendees, and correspondence.
2. New Orleans World's Fair, 1974-84 (1 linear ft.) In 1984, a World's Fair was held in New Orleans after 10 years of planning. These files include planning documents, economic studies, correspondence with constituents and company representatives, calendars of events, and publications from the Fair.
C. Memorabilia, 1949-86 (6 linear ft.) During his career, RBL was given hundreds of plaques, certificates, citations, and other items from organizations he spoke to and from political supporters. A representative sample of these items is included in the collection.
VI. Later Years Series, 1964-2004 (2.0 linear ft.)
A. Correspondence, 1972-2002 (1.0 linear ft.) Correspondence includes letters, greeting cards, memoranda, and faxes mostly relating to RBL's post-Senate career at the Long Law Firm and as an elder statesman from a noted political family.
B. Later Career Honors and Memorabilia, 1966-2004 (0.8 linear ft.) Consists mostly of newspaper clippings, magazine articles, press releases, and other printed items detailing the career of RBL and his post-Senate activities, honors, and awards. Also includes a small stamp collection and RBL's Senate badge.
C. Photographs, 1964-99, undated (0.2 linear ft.) Consists of portraits of RBL and other snapshots with family, friends, and political associates. Also includes a number of photographs with prominent political contemporaries including Henry Kissinger, Ronald Regan, Gerald Ford, Al Gore, and several others.
Index to Photographs in the Russell B. Long Papers, Mss. 3700
Location: Range 28
Note: The photographs referenced below are arranged within the United States Senate Series (see Series Descriptions above). These do not include photographs that are physically filed with in the Early Years and Later Years series. The items indexed below have item level descriptions and identifications in a separate list of photographs available in the reading room. The photographs from other series are described at the folder level in the main collection database.
Box |
Photograph numbers in box |
Not found August 2010 |
691.1 |
1-130 |
691.2 |
131-214 |
691.3 |
215-337 |
691.4 |
338-499.5 |
691.5 |
499.6-598 |
691.6 |
601-734.1 |
691 |
691.7 |
735-866 |
691.8 |
867-1024 |
691.9 |
1025-1143 |
1144-1148 |
691.10 |
1149-1305 |
691.11 |
1306-1456 |
691.12 |
1457-1556 |
691.13 |
1557-1668 |
691.14 |
1669-1761.3 |
691.15 |
1762-1888 |
691.16 |
1889-2007.6 |
691.17 |
2008-2108.9 |
691.18 |
2109-2241 |
691.19 |
2242-2395 |
691.20 |
2396-2519 |
691.21 |
2520-2659 |
Box |
Photograph numbers in box |
Not found August 2010 |
691.22 |
2660-2748 |
691.23 |
2749-2856 |
2834.3 |
691.24 |
2857-2919 |
691.25 |
2920-3065 |
2948 |
691.26 |
3066-3165 |
691.27 |
3166-3261 |
3166, 3224, 3237 |
691.28 |
3266.1-3349 |
3278 |
691.29 |
3350-3462 |
691.30 |
3463-3529 |
691.31 |
3540-3608 |
691.32 |
3609-3701 |
3615 |
691.33 |
3702-3788.1 |
691.34 |
3789-3896 |
691.35 |
3897-3959 |
3960-3963 |
691.36 |
3964-3985 |
691.37 |
3986-4007.3 |
4003, 4004 |
691.38 |
4007.4-4012.1 |
691.39 |
4012.2-4017.1 |
691.40 |
4018-4066 |
691.41 |
4067-4110.1 |
4088-4101, 4103 |
691.42 |
4110.2-4150 |


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Charleston-area Zaxby's raising funds for Charleston resident Holly Harrison on April 30
What: Tuesday, April 30, the Charleston-area Zaxby's invites the community to join in a fundraising event to benefit Charleston resident Holly Harrison, who suffered a brain aneurysm on Valentine's Day. Ten percent of proceeds during the event hours will be donated to Holly's Medical Fund. To learn more about Holly, please visit caringbridge.org/visit/hollyharrison.
Where: Nine Charleston-area Zaxby's
· 3476 Shelby Ray Ct. • Charleston • 843.763.0466
· 1018 Folly Rd. • Charleston • 843.762.1919
· 1908 Sam Rittenberg Blvd. • Charleston • 843.769.2707
· 507 N. Hwy. 52 • Moncks Corner • 843.482.0641
· 8419 Dorchester Rd. • N. Charleston • 843.767.3637
· 9141 University Blvd. • N. Charleston • 843.764.3634
· 6924 Rivers Ave. • N. Charleston • 843.553.8945
· 320 Azalea Square Blvd. • Summerville • 843.851.9506
· 433 St. James Ave. • Goose Creek • 843.863.9000
When: Tuesday, April 30, 2013, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
About Zaxby's
An alternative to fast food, Zaxby's offers its guests prepared-at-order Chicken Fingerz, Traditional or Boneless Wings, sandwiches, Zalads and Zappetizers, along with a variety of nine sauces ranging from Wimpy and Tongue Torch to Nuclear and Insane. Childhood friends Zach McLeroy and Tony Townley hatched the Athens, Ga.-based chain in 1990 to provide a fun, relaxing atmosphere that would keep guests coming back for more. The company ranked number seven in the 2012 Top 10 Excellent Large Fast-Food Chains With 500 Or More U.S. Units Quick-Track study published by Sandelman & Associates. The chain also ranked number five in the nation for total sales and number one in the chicken segment in the 2012 Top 150 Fast-Casual Chain Restaurant Report published by Technomic. In honor of the thousands of children the restaurant chain serves every year, Zaxby's is a proud supporter of Make-A-Wish. The company operates more than 570 locations in 13 states, including Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. For more information, please visit zaxbys.com, facebook.com/zaxbys or follow on Twitter @Zaxbys.


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Women's History Month Lunch Lecture
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