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A Community Assessment of 70806 Baton Rouge. The 70806 of Baton Rouge, LA consists of a diverse community of college students, low income and middle class income areas. Driving through the community reveals income inequality, poverty and opulence, homelessness and extravagant houses, healthy youth and elderly sick individuals. It was a challenge to assess the 70806 due to the great diversity but a much greater challenge to come up with viable. Description of the Community The community of 70806

The roads in the Greater Baton Rouge area are almost always in a state of disrepair. Unfortunately the state does not have the funds to repair the road so it’s up to Baton Rouge drivers to make do with what they have. With the roads in such horrible conditions drivers must, use the freeway whenever possible, plan out their routes, and drive carefully in order to avoid traffic accidents. With roads in Baton Rouge is a terrible state, the freeways and interstate highways that have been provided are

Baton Rouge is the capital of the American state of Louisiana. With a population of 228,895 residents and a wider metropolitan area of 820,159, it is the second largest city in the state. After Austin and Tallahassee, Baton Rouge is the third southernmost capital city in the continental United States. Situated on the eastern bank of the Mississippi River, about 30 miles upstream from New Orleans and 65 miles from the coast, Baton Rouge lies upon the Istrouma Bluff. Because of its favorable location

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exams or finish degrees. The lazy river may influence individuals to apply there, but that does not guarantee the academic savvy students to attend college there. A lazy river is deeming the college to be more along the lines of a water park. Baton Rouge has plenty of relaxing places to be sociable and restore wellbeing including: the huge water park called Blue Bayou, the numerous beauty salons, and the countless gyms. Austin Baker, a newly graduated student searching for a college to attend, stated

of graduation; however, before that can happen, I must decide which school is right for me. When I first started to research colleges, I came across LSU, Louisiana State University, a large school with about 26, 156 undergraduates located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana (www.collegeboard.com). Due to the fact, my family was originally from Louisiana, LSU was a household name for me. Though I was familiar with the university, I came to realize I actually knew very little about the majors it offered as

people of Baton Rouge, please observe this appalling epidemic that has been happening in Baton Rouge for decades. Baton Rouge has been on the top of the list for having one of the highest prevalence of HIV and AIDS in a metropolitan area for the past decade, and we need to get to the bottom of this issue (Reif et al. 4). Some of the possible solutions to this issue include: implementing mandatory comprehensive sex education across Louisiana, reducing HIV stigma, and assisting areas of Baton Rouge that

my hometown Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Rapidly this city has taken the number one spot leading the nation cases per capita of 100,000 people, according to Rene Taylor, Executive Director of Family Services of Greater Baton Rouge. (Feb., 2018). Baton Rouge holds its highest HIV cases in the North Baton Rouge area, where African Americas account for 95% of the residents. Studies show that age, poverty and education level is concurrent with most people infected with the virus. Baton Rouge has many organizations

Traffic in Baton Rouge is bad. It’s not a figment of our collective imagination. It’s not an opinion. It’s a fact, well documented and supported by data. Consider: Baton Rouge is the second-most congested of comparable midsize cities in the U.S. It ranks fourth among peer cities in excess fuel consumption per commuter. Its motorists pay the equivalent of a “congestion tax” that amounts to $1,000 per year, thanks to the time and fuel wasted in bumper-to-bumper traffic on maxed-out roadways. For

their children. Just last month two LSU students lost their life, Maxwell Gruver who was a victim of hazing and Michael Nickelotte who was a victim of suicide. Their deaths are a grim reminder that there are several dangers LSU students face at the Baton Rouge campus. As mentioned before these were LSU students, and as LSU students