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    Quote Originally Posted by ManAboutTown View Post
    Thank you for posting WestU. Absolutely fired up about this. From everyone I've been able to speak to, sounds like a massive step in the right direction. Would love to have Amy on Ragin Review!
    Do u need WestU contact info?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fanof71 View Post
    I'm being sarcastic....I'm sure she was in the house...
    She just didn't like what she saw.

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    Oh damn, we have a new website layout.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedTails View Post
    Oh damn, we have a new website layout.
    See they still have UL Lafayette on default/auto fill.

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    I will not support any organization or person who promotes UL Lafayette Period!!!!


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    seems hard to believe they (or RCAF) can ever seek true separation if their job title is split that way. Who would be willing to give up salary/retirement benefits to accomplish the goal?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lafitte the Pirate View Post
    I will not support any organization or person who promotes UL Lafayette Period!!!!
    This. I’m in your corner.

    It’s past time to drop the “at Lafayette” joke.

    AA publications…if we’re receiving a mailer or document, we know where the university is located. We went to school there.

    Same goes with press releases. You’re releasing it from Lafayette, Louisiana. People know where you are. Now our local media, they’d read instructions for boiling water if UL gave it as a press release. Kill the “at Lafayette.”

    The Vermilion is so important in changing the mindset yet they print “at Lafayette”; what other city does the publication reflect and where is their market? I find it insulting to their market, like they don’t know better.

    Leadership. It’s absolutely cringe worthy to hear UL staff during freshman orientation using ULL and/or at Lafayette. When on this site the phrase “USLing it” is used, there it is. Lack of single messaging throughout the organization. To initiate change, it starts at the top. There are countless “University of Louisiana at Lafayette (fill in the group) university sponsored pages. My goodness, is leadership from within that not on board?

    Everyone knows this would be a long row to hoe for the generic name change. We know the perceived political hurdles. But I NEVER thought our biggest roadblock would be from within.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZoomZoom View Post
    This. I’m in your corner.

    It’s past time to drop the “at Lafayette” joke.

    AA publications…if we’re receiving a mailer or document, we know where the university is located. We went to school there.

    Same goes with press releases. You’re releasing it from Lafayette, Louisiana. People know where you are. Now our local media, they’d read instructions for boiling water if UL gave it as a press release. Kill the “at Lafayette.”

    The Vermilion is so important in changing the mindset yet they print “at Lafayette”; what other city does the publication reflect and where is their market? I find it insulting to their market, like they don’t know better.

    Leadership. It’s absolutely cringe worthy to hear UL staff during freshman orientation using ULL and/or at Lafayette. When on this site the phrase “USLing it” is used, there it is. Lack of single messaging throughout the organization. To initiate change, it starts at the top. There are countless “University of Louisiana at Lafayette (fill in the group) university sponsored pages. My goodness, is leadership from within that not on board?

    Everyone knows this would be a long row to hoe for the generic name change. We know the perceived political hurdles. But I NEVER thought our biggest roadblock would be from within.
    It always has been. The fox lives in the hen house

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesTheJeweler View Post
    It always has been. The fox lives in the hen house
    A fox she is not.

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