Cameron Eldridge started the 2008 academic year at the University of Louisville like any other. The business student stayed involved in his fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and balanced his time between schoolwork and friends.
It was once said that there is nothing new under the sun. In today's music industry, this concept is a continuing problem. Whether it be the young teenage girl pretending her crush is Romeo, the grainy-voiced rock star lamenting the one that got away, or the...
The brainchild of Blur vocalist Damon Albarn and comic artist Jamie Hewlett, the virtual band known as the Gorillaz did not garner much attention when it debuted in 1998. Not until 2005, with the release of their second album "Demon Days," did the band gain...
In 21st century America, the promises of freedom and liberty are guaranteed to every citizen. Slavery is recognized as a dark chapter in the nation's history, but is no longer considered an issue challenging the world today. Unfortunately, slavery is not dead. Not in the United States, and not in Kentucky.
This Spring Break, and the rest of the spring season,
has the possibility to become one continuous adventure of the Bluegrass state.
This is a guide to the odd and unknown facts, places and people of our old Kentucky home.
Strange Facts
Cheeseburgers were first invented in 1934 at Kaelin's restaurant in Louisville.
Mammoth Cave is the world's longest cave and was first promoted in 1816, making it...
It is the latest operation of one committee on campus: Paint it Purple.
This is the theme among Relay for Life events across the nation. Purple is the signature color for cancer awareness and is also the color used as a symbol for the annual event.
I have to admit: Clarence Greenwood has a special place in my heart. I have seen him three times since high school. When I found out that his band, Citizen Cope, was coming to Headliner's Music Hall, I immediately bought my tickets.
Long hair, big breasts, a tan complexion and a tiny waistline is the image that is painted for women every morning when they roll out of bed and turn on the television. It is desirable for many and it is a mold that they are told to fit in. It becomes a dream for...
I have gotten e-mails from the Student Government Association about student tickets for concerts at the Kentucky Center for the Arts many times in the past, but have never felt persuaded to buy them until the Soweto Gospel Choir decided to stop in Louisville. The...
