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By Chelsea Allen– “America’s best college sports town” isn’t just a saying around Louisville anymore, but a true title, as little could be more defining of the University of Louisville’s past season in sports. Here is a look back at an exciting season of Louisville Sports: A Winning Year in Review. Football: Last season’s young [...]
By Ben Nance– Waterfront Wednesdays If you enjoy music festivals but don’t like paying for them, then check out this event which takes place every Wednesday evening in Waterfront Park. It’s located on the edge of downtown, surrounded by all sorts of other cool places to check out. Officially kicked off on April 25, Waterfront [...]
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By Lee Cole– If you’re wandering around U of L between classes, check out some of these cool places on campus: 1. The George J. Howe Red Barn houses a number of student events throughout the year and is also the location of LGBT Services office on campus. Established in 1969, the Red Barn hosts [...]
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By Michael Baldwin– College can get expensive; tuition, meal plan and book are going to leave your bank account empty. With all these expenses how is one able to afford anything else? This article is here to ease the vice grip on your wallet. These are a few ways to be a baller on a [...]
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By Deepa Singh– All of your time on campus does not have to be spent learning or studying. The Louisville Cardinal is here with 10 things you can do right on the University of Louisville’s campus during your free time or time between classes. Go see a play and support the theatre department. Productions are [...]
Continue reading …To rush or not to rush? Only fools rush in: college has more than expensive social clubs
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By Anna Meany– There’s a huge, tightknit Greek community at U of L, and rushing is something almost every freshman considers. Sororities and fraternities promote sisterhood/brotherhood, philanthropic and social opportunities. Overall, I don’t completely disagree with Greek life. It’s a great way to get involved and meet people your freshman year. Some of the most [...]
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