Author (#1469)June 2007 Archives

Pro teams have rebounded, but university athletics have been slow to recover, according to this story in the Houston Chronicle. Read more.

>> Continue reading: College athletics have yet to recover

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According to the mayor's office, the Mexican population in New Orleans has soared since Katrina, jumping from 15,000 to an estimated 70,000. Read more.

>> Continue reading: More Hispanic workers now call New Orleans home

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A Houston security firm has been has been tapped to handle the safety for the New Orleans School District. Read more.

>> Continue reading: Houston security firm awarded contract to protect N.O. schools

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Medical professionals can earn $110,000 in incentives if they agree to practice in New Orleans for three years and if one-third of their patients are either the uninsured or Medicaid or Medicare recipients. Read more.

>> Continue reading: State launches program to attract healthcare professional

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A psychiatrist at Tulane University presented a study showing that the number of male patients seeking treatment for the sleep disorder has actually increased since Katrina, despite the smaller population. Read more.

>> Continue reading: Study: Insomnia has increased post-Katrina among men

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