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A new plan is set to go before the Board of Trustees regarding the renovation of Stansbury Park, which sits across Third Street from Ekstrom library. The proposals include an amphitheater, a sculpture garden, and an eatery, as well as improvements to the existing sports facilities.

I wish to address your handling of a student that has left the university of her own will. Your paper ran the story about a young woman who had made some poor choices when it came to the use of her cell phone camera. While this individual’s information was stolen and posted without her knowledge, it is a shame that everyone who has access to your paper now has access to some of her information as well.

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“The Good German” chronicles the story of United States war correspondent Jake Geismer (George Clooney) as he attempts to the Potsdam Peace Conference, held in Berlin shortly after the conclusion of World War II. Geismer, who once managed a news bureau in Berlin, struggles to come to grips with a ravaged city whose inhabitants are desperate to survive by any means necessary.

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Having money saved can help with financial plans and the unexpected. Rhetoric and Composition Ph.D. candidate and Graduate Teaching Assistant Carrie Wright said she has no money saved currently. She did at one time and used her savings for her wedding last fall.

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A short portion of the State of the Union address, delivered by President George W. Bush last Tuesday, outlined a set of uncharacteristic proposals aimed at diversifying the nation’s energy supply. Bush called for a 20 percent decrease in American oil consumption over the next ten years.

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Neighboring and cutting through the Belknap Campus of the University of Louisville are miles of train tracks used by heavy locomotives and countless railcars that pass by on an hourly basis. Just two weeks ago in Bullitt County, a train hauling toxic chemicals derailed and caught fire, forcing the county to declare an emergency.

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In a move to further promote the Feb. 7 rally for higher education taking place in Frankfort, the Student Government Association of the University of Louisville hosted its annual “Listen Up Legislators” event on Jan. 24 at the Red Barn, from 10 a.m. – 3 p.

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Cancer program to speak on HPV The Kentucky Cancer Program is holding a program to educate women on cervical cancer and HPV. The session will take place at the Red Barn on the Belknap campus Feb. 6 from 4-5 p.m. This program kicked off at halftime of last Wednesday’s women’s basketball game by U of L athletes and Lt.

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The monthly stipend received by the vice executive officers of the University of Louisville Student Government Association is expected to be relinquished effective 2007-08, by vote of the student senate. Rising tuition was cited as one of the chief reasons for the likely salary cuts.

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Basketball fans can expect to see a familiar name encrypted on the court of Freedom Hall come Feb. 7. Denny Crum, the former University of Louisville menĂ­s basketball coach, will be honored at a ceremony before the Feb. 7 game between the Cardinals and Georgetown University.

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