Love: It used to be that students showed up to class, took exams, and got their grades back during class at the teacher's leisure. Thanks to Blackboard, those days are long gone. Now, students can become even more active participants in their own education, taking practice exams, reviewing class slides, and analyzing their own grades, assignment by assignment.

Coercion. Assault. Consent. All words of which many University of Louisville students could use a better definition, according to Sharon LaRue, director of Prevention, Education, and Advocacy on Campus and in the Community. According to LaRue, PEACC has seen an average of 18 reports of sexual assault per year since 2002, with numbers reaching as high as 30 in 2005.

There are not many artists that listeners can rely on to be worth the cost of a CD every time they put a new one on the market. Sheryl Crow is one of those artists. Crow's newest release, "Detours," is just what is expected, respected and to be reflected on by fans.

Love: University administrators and student government officials have worked together to improve commuter student services as well as provide ample amenities for U of L's largest demographic in order to enhance their collegiate experience. Kudos to Barbara King and the employees of Commuter Student Services, located in Davidson Hall, for their work in improving commuter services and attempting to better understand an often underrepresented and unappreciated group of students.

"The Eye," a remake of the Chinese horror film "Jian Gui," is the story of Sydney Wells, played by Jessica Alba, a blind violinist, who undergoes corneal transplant surgery so that she can regain her vision. Just as Sydney begins to get used to having vision, she starts catching glimpses of strange shadowy images and frightening scenes.

University of Louisville fans will get a chance to show the nation why Louisville is "the best college sports town in America" this Saturday, as ESPN's Rece Davis hosts College GameDay at Freedom Hall. "It's an honor to have them come to your school, because they don't go everywhere," said U of L Associate Athletic Director/Marketing Representative Kyle Moats.

The University of Louisville men's basketball team defeated Rutgers University 87-50 Saturday. That wasn't the only reason Freedom Hall was rocking. Saturday was also dubbed the '80s game and was chance for the students to show their spirit in a unique way.

Following the completion of a record-setting performance in the Gladstein Invitational in Bloomington, Ind., the University of Louisville track and field team traveled to Lexington, Ky., this weekend for a showdown against a field of dominant teams in the Rod McCravy Invitational.

Take away the shirt and tie and add some snake skin pants and a neon sign and voila, I know what it's like to be a fan again. The '80s theme at the Rutgers University game reminded me of my high school days, when being a part of the student section was an honor and as much an event as anything that was happening on the hardwood.

With a rivalry as hot as the one between the University of Louisville and Georgetown University, it's not difficult to see why ESPN deemed it deserving of College GameDay Coverage. In response to the hyped event, students have already begun preparation.