Message for Students at Loyola University, New Orleans

09/02/2005 Mises Wire Mises.org

From Aaron Lane Morris (270-784-1948):

Knowing we have a number of students in New Orleans, mostly Dr. Block’s students at Loyola who might be in need of assistance at this time, I have some information. I am a graduate student in economics here at the University of Kentucky now. UK is offering tuition, fee, and other waivers for students who have been displaced and might wish to enroll here. They are being given housing and other benefits, and several Loyola students have showed up and taken advantage of this. If there is any way to get in touch with them, please let Dr. Block and any of our friends who might be displaced that I would be happy to assist any way I can. If any students happen to be from the Kentucky area, or just need somewhere to be for a while, please let them know I am available in this area.

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