This individual assumed I was one of the derelicts on Bourbon Street.

This is like Bourbon Street.

I would like to see this become a Bourbon Street, where it's not only entertainment, it's where people live, where people work.

I think it has an attraction: the Mardi Gras, Bourbon Street, the fun area, it's warmer than Madison. But now it's got the attraction of a city in dire need, a physical manifestation of a way we can help out.

We had one individual who donated $200 directly to our paper without accepting a single ticket and said he just wanted to help out with what we are doing. Twenty percent of the donations we have after the cost of the drawing are going towards a foundation protecting and promoting freedom in Iran. The other 80 percent goes to the newspaper. We are not funded by the university, and we don't accept a dime from them.

They came straight across the street and observed one individual standing over the two victims that were laying in the parking lot directly behind me,