Red Wolves Take the Series Against UL Amid Confusion in Jonesboro
Arkansas State took the weekend series today against the Ragin Cajuns. UL attempted a comeback towards the latter moments of the 2nd half; however, it was not enough to overcome the lead of the Red Wolves. Arkansas State won the 1st half 46-29, but UL did battle back to win the 2nd half 48-37 it just was not enough to prevail over the Red Wolves.
The Red Wolves hot shooting continued today against UL. Arkansas State shot 57.9% from the 3 point line and 48.2% from the field. While the Ragin Cajuns shot an abysmal 35.0% from the 3 point line and a modest 43.5% from the field. The Ragin Cajuns did a lot better on the boards tonight, grabbing a total of 36 rebounds compared to the Red Wolves 30. The Ragin Cajuns still need to clean up the turnovers. UL gave up 15 turnovers, whereas Arkansas State gave up 13 turnovers.
‘This is for everyone who supported BLM’: Lesley Lokko wins RIBA Annie Spink Award
Author and academic Lesley Lokko has paid tribute to ‘everyone who came out in support of Black Lives Matter protests’ after winning the 2020 RIBA Annie Spink Award for Excellence in Architecture Education
Lokko, 57, is currently setting up the African Futures Institute, an independent postgraduate school of architecture in Accra, Ghana – the city where she grew up until she was 17.
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The Scottish-Ghanaian professor founded the Graduate School of Architecture at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa in 2015, which she ran for four years before becoming the dean of architecture at the Spitzer School of Architecture in New York.