A season for the books With the Cardinals finishing off their regular season on Saturday and now preparing for the ????? Bowl in a little less than a month, we at the Cardinal decided to look back and highlight perhaps the greatest season in Cardinal football history.
Check out the highs and lows of 2006.
Editor's note: In the Nov. 28 edition, The Cardinal featured a profile of U of L sophomore Melinda Pennell, an American Indian student. Students, faculty and staff are working to form the first ever American Indian association at the University of Louisville.
The University of Louisville Dance Theatre kicked off the holiday season with its 11th performance of "Clara's Dream," a show based on the famous "Nutcracker" ballet. Members of U of L's Dance Academy have been practicing under the direction of Cynthia Bronner and Chuck Bronson since mid-September for "Clara's Dream.
Seven hours after a campus-wide blackout, the lone spotlight in the University of Louisville's Red Barn clicked on a parade of lingerie, fishnets and fake blood. Grotesque Burlesque brought its gothic can-can back to campus Friday for its second Student Activities Board-sponsored event.
Rick Pitino and team are headed to compete in the Jimmy V Classic after this weekend's 99-69 win over the Sacramento State Hornets. The Louisville Cardinals will take on the No. 16 Arizona Wildcats on Dec. 5 at Madison Square Gardens. The Cardinals' season ended at the Garden last year in a National Invitational Tournament loss to South Carolina.
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It's hardly news to anyone that many students on the University of Louisville's Belknap Campus think parking is a problem. And university officials don't deny that the issue exists. Lots of cars and few places to put them is a reality, they say, at a landlocked metropolitan university.
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