HeyJaredRichard Campanella
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- Sep 6, 2026
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Take a look back as Jesuit High celebrates 100 years at its Mid-City campus in New Orleans (opens the original)
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September 2026 commemorates the hundredth anniversary of Jesuit High Schoolâs South Carrollton Avenue campus, while the prior year marked three centuries since the Society of Jesus first arrived in New Orleans. Unlike the Ursuline nuns, whose girlsâ academy has been in continuous operation here since 1727, the Jesuits have a distinctly bifurcated history in New Orleans, split by a 74-year absence. French authorities first invited Roman Catholic orders to Louisiana to bring ministry and educa
In search of New Orleans' Pailet Land, a 'back of town' area that led to Gentilly, East (opens the original)
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Voscoville. Walkertown. Oakdale. Soxahaus. Freetown. The Cut. Amesville. Harlem. Sugar Hill. Tunisburg. Zion City. These and other neighborhood nicknames have histories as fluid as their geographies. They often arise in marginalized spaces, particularly in the âback of town,â and may connote pride, endearment or disparagement. Vernacular toponyms are culturally meaningful. Some, like Freetown, Soxahaus and Amesville, have disappeared from the dialect. Others such as Voscoville, Walkertown, H
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