WKU student punished for planking: questioning authority on college campuses
By: Anna Meany 502-852-6728 [email protected] Formally charged with planking, the Facebook-popular act of lying flat…
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By: Anna Meany 502-852-6728 [email protected] Formally charged with planking, the Facebook-popular act of lying flat…
As a senior, I have learned many things as a college student. I have learned that the best way to succeed in class is to sit down and shut up.
All incoming college freshmen have certain ideas, hopes and expectations about their first year.
New college students have a lot to think about.
What happened? I blacked out. I haven’t written since September? Really?
One of the best benefits associated with moving away to college is the sweet taste of freedom.
I’ve never worn a Derby hat. You know the kind – the hand-crafted, feathery, lacy sort – the kind visiting celebrities and social elites trot out on a certain Saturday in May. Nope. I’ve always wanted one, but I’ve never had one.
The time for the 137th running of the Kentucky Derby is finally upon us. I will be attending The Derby for my third consecutive year. For myself, my friends, and the other thousands of partygoers, the infield is the place to be.
It’s Friday. How do you know? Rebecca Black’s preteen crisis begins and ends in an entire 3 minutes and 48 seconds, occurring on the most exciting day of the week: Friday.
I enjoyed the column about Facebook in The Louisville Cardinal. It really spoke to me. I am a 58-year-old employee of U of L. Relatives have been after me for nearly two years to get on Facebook. They say they are having “fun.”