Lindsey Bogadi said she gets about six hours of sleep each night, and according to experts, she's below the national average. "I definitely didn't sleep enough in high school and I still don't," said Bogadi, a University of Louisville freshman biology major.
What I want for Christmas are my fellow college students to take the initiative to learn about manners and to be patient. I don't think my requests are much and I do understand that everyone is very busy, which may contribute to them being inconsiderate. My first request would be for those in the quiet part of the library gabbing on their cell phones.
Relocating the student health center won't keep the doctor away, however, it'll only keep students away. The current health services center is located between the Student Activities Center and the Houchens building. It is, however, in need of more space; space that the current building cannot provide. The university has purchased a building for this purpose, but its remote location has drawn the criticism of many, including the Student Government Association.
Where are you Christmas? Aside from the pre-lit, fiber optic, two-foot-tall tree in my apartment, I can't seem to find any Christmas on campus, commercial or otherwise. As my second Christmas of college approaches, I notice no signs anywhere: no trees, no lights, no holiday spirit.
Amidst the holiday shopping, Christmas lights, fruitcake and caroling, people often forget about one of Louisville's most important signs of the season: winter concerts. Four glorious weeks of winter break are just around the corner, and local venues are hosting plenty of great gigs, most for less than $20, to fill these school-free nights.
The alarming state of gas prices and lack of parking spaces have descended upon us as a plague. The problems facing drivers seemingly have no reprieve. For some, there appears to be no means of dealing with these difficulties. However, bicyclists have found a solution, although their endeavor is often a dangerous one.
When the University of Louisville Board of Trustees met Thursday, it seemed its 2020 Business Plan was under attack from all sides. Earlier this month, the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education rejected U of L's plan, which required $31 million in funding from the state.
The location of a future Student Health Center has been put into question with the purchase of offices in Central Station by the University of Louisville in mid-November. The Student Government Association, which has advocated for an on-campus site, balked at the idea of placing the Student Health Center in Central Station because of its distance from the student populace.
Delightful and beautiful are two words that describe "Clara's Dream." The University of Louisville Dance Theatre and the University Symphony Orchestra did a spectacular job performing this ballet at U of L School of Music's Margaret Comstock Hall this past weekend.
To Andy Mudd and Dr. Keith Mountain global climate is a key issue of not only this generation, but of future generations as well. According to Mountain, the Geography/Geosciences department chairman, there is absolutely no room to debate global climate change.
