Not everyone here at the University of Louisville will get the chance to play varsity athletics. However, just because students were not a highly touted five star high school prospect, doesn't mean they need to let their athleticism go to waste. Intramurals is one of the many student activities offered at U of L.
One of the University of Louisville's assets is that it is located in a city with much to offer, and no doubt many students choose to come here for this reason. There is never a dull moment in this truly weird and wonderful city. However, sometimes it takes a little bit of research to know where the action is.
Voted "Most likely to succeed" by his high school senior class, 2007-08 Student Government Academic Vice President Matt Flairty seems to be fulfilling his superlative. Flairty, a junior political science major, is from Pendleton County, a small county in Northern Kentucky where farming is a way of life.
Fans of Nintendo buy their consoles for one reason: the first-party exclusives. So far, the Wii has been plagued by many lackluster games, but there are a few gems that shine - the obvious exception being "Twilight Princess." At E3, tears were wept as Nintendo pushed "Super Mario Galaxy" to late 2007, so what would satisfy Wii owners' lust for red plumber action until then? Welcome to "Super Paper Mario," the sequel to the incredibly fun RPG on the Gamecube.
In the wake of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute tragedy in which a lone shooter killed 32 people on a college campus, universities across the country are reviewing their campus emergency response plans. The University of Louisville is among them. Additionally, after a string of bomb threats at several Kentucky universities, Gov.
Over the past ten years the University of Louisville athletic programs have grown under the direction of Athletic Director Tom Jurich, and a renaissance of sorts has been appearing on Belknap campus along with the city of Louisville. Since Tom Jurich took over the position in fall 1997, more than 11 new venues have sprouted up throughout Louisville, with the largest projects, being Cardinal Park, Papa Johns Cardinal Stadium (not including the impending expansion) and the new Louisville basketball arena.
Most people would be scared that they were not going to college, but instead were trying to pursue their dream of making it as a singer. This is not the case for Andrea Davidson, a local musician in Louisville. She said that instead of feeling scared she is "anxious.
When students attend high school, they are prepared for tornados, bombs, fires and other devastating disasters. The school provides exit routes, safety tips, and ways to stay calm. However, when students get to college, for some unknown reason, all of that suddenly changes.
The Italian Medieval philosopher Saint Anselm of Canterbury devoted his life to proving the existence of God. Sophomore English major Derek Nash needed just a few minutes to tender his theory. "If there is no God, the world could not even exist. Call Him what you will, but at some point there had to be a creator of this universe; you can only trace ancestries and evolutionary theories so far.
The "Black-Belt" combo was strong once again Saturday as the nationally ranked University of Louisville track team competed at the Cardinal InvitaYtional on senior day at Cardinal Park. Sophomore jumper Andre Black won two events, while fellow sophomore jumper Tone Belt added another victory in the high jump to power the team in its lone home meet of the season.
