on March 26th, but first, they’ll be rocking IRL at SXSW for their very first show (not a bad first gig, huh?), followed by performances at the mtvU Woodie Awards, Governor’s Ball, Firefly Music Festival, and more. published an email from president Tania Tetlow apologizing “on behalf of the University that Loyola did not do a better job of fixing this situation that was, in fact, brought to our attention.” Tetlow went on to suggest that Duhé’s comments were likely her way of warning students about industry expectations, writing, “We have an obligation to advise and warn students about these biases and expectations in the profession, … but we must do so while making clear how unfair those unwritten rules are in their application, how rooted they are in the oppression of people of color, particularly women."Woods, A couple dozen protesters turned out, and in a speech before the group, Daniel Gelillo acknowledged that “there aren’t many of us, but your voices count, so we’re here in front of the White House to tell the world and this country how we feel.” Some fans think that the floral imagery signifies the fact that Beyoncé will be naming her babies after flowers. It's certainly possible, as there are plenty of beautiful – and unique – names to choose from that also share the names of flowers and plants. Other fans think that the colors in the photos point to the fact that Beyoncé is having a boyanda girl.Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on Twitter