Following interviews with all 10 of the Student Government Association executive candidates, the editorial board members of The Louisville Cardinal have made our endorsements for the top four positions of the 2008 SGA. The Cardinal has decided to endorse not one specific slate, but the individuals who we feel are the most qualified for the positions of President, Executive Vice President, Services Vice President and Academic Vice President.

The Louisville Cardinal has chosen to endorse no one specific slate, but the individuals who we feel are the best candidates for the positions of President, Executive Vice President, Services Vice President and Academic Vice President. Many students are unaware that it is not necessary to vote for an entire slate.

The University of Louisville equestrian team will be sending four riders to regionals at Morehead State University this Saturday. The equestrian team, which is a part of the Equine Business riding and racing club, was reserved champion high point team for the University of Kentucky show hosted at Lakeside Arena in Frankfort, Kentucky.

The intense heat of forging metal, the finesse of sculpting a fine piece of piece of art, Glassblowing is an interesting and beautiful form of art. The art of glassblowing, started in the middle of the first century b.c.e. that students at the University of Louisville, under the instruction of an expert gaffer, are able to take advantage of.

Edmond Yeboah may seem like any other University of Louisville freshman coming into a new school and adjusting to college life. However, Yeboah's skills and abilities on the track put him on a completely different level. In the short time that Yeboah has been a part of the U of L track and field team, he's already set a school record in the 60-meter dash with a time of 6.

Despite the anticipation of "Semi-Pro," onset by Budweiser's Superbowl commercials, its tired humor might turn you off more than Will Ferrell's tight gym shorts. "Semi-Pro" tells the little known story of the 70s American Basketball Association underdogs, the Flint Tropics.

While many of their peers are relaxing at home or on sunny vacations this spring break, 28 University of Louisville students and 10 faculty members will be departing for their week-long service trip to Belize. The trip is in association with the International Service Learning Programs. The goal of this project is to help enrich a small community called Red Bank. The students going on this trip will be...

University of Louisville redshirt sophomore third baseman Chris Dominguez does to opposing pitchers what Batman does to criminals in Gotham City: he crushes them. Last season, Dominguez capped an amazing run through the post-season. He smacked three home runs and logged six RBI's in three games at the College World Series.

Thursday night, thousands of students, staff, faculty, and fans piled into Freedom Hall to watch the men's basketball team beat the Notre Dame Fighting Irish 90-85. That same night, approximately 60 people attended a very disorganized and horribly timed Student Government Association debate sponsored by the SGA supreme court. For Justice Chris Brown and the supreme court to knowingly schedule the debate on the same night and time as a home basketball game against a ranked foe was a horrible judgment call. To ask students to choose between an Athletics event and an SGA event only further divides two of the most important bodies on campus.

There are many names on the Student Government Association ballot, and some students may be uneducated about many of the positions. Sana Abhari, candidate for senator in the University of Louisville College of Arts and Sciences, stressed the important role that an election can play in getting students involved on a college campus.