Release date: In stores now Swedish rock ensemble, the Concretes, continue their bid for stateside popularity with their latest effort "In Colour," a follow up to their 2004 self-titled debut. Producer Mike Mogis, who has also worked with Bright Eyes and Rilo Kiley, presents an interesting blend of introspective, lyrical material with grandiose, unconventional pop orchestration.
With the University of Louisville defending its steps taken toward diversity, many programs like the Department of Modern Languages are helping to push forward. The Latin American Jewish Film Festival took place between Nov. 6 and Nov. 10, with a wealth of interesting and diverse films being shown.
Sirius Satellite Radio is one of the newest fascinations of the listening public and is steadily growing in popularity, having already won over five million subscribers. The network broadcasts over 130 different channels and offers a broad array of different listening choices to its users for a monthly subscription fee of $12.
In a time when gasoline prices are unpredictable for more than the 16,000 commuter students at the University of Louisville, the AP Food Market at the corner of Third and Winkler Streets consistently offered the lowest prices for unleaded gasoline, according to The Louisville Cardinal's week long survey of five gasoline stations on and near the Belknap Campus.
By Craig Healy The Louisville Cardinal This weekend the University of Louisville swept a three- game set at home against West Virginia University. West Virginia was perfect in Big East play until Friday night when the Cards won the first of the three-game set.
Editor's note: This is one of four Student Government Association student profiles. For the next three issues, The Cardinal will take a closer look at the incoming executive officers. Originally from Northern Kentucky, Brian Hoffman comes to the University of Louisville from Scott High School.
Two students were arrested yesterday in connection with $50,000 in computer equipment allegedly stolen from the University of Louisville, university police said.
In a statement issued by Associate Vice President for Communications and Marketing John Drees, the University of Louisville showed disappointment in the Kentucky Legislature for its failure to act on issues concerning U of L. Students should be equally perturbed.
The upcoming Association of Black Students elections will be a significant crossroads for the organization. The two possible paths are representing by the contrasting personalities of the 2007 presidential candidates, OJ Oleka and Rosie Washington. Previous years suggest the ABS' role in the University of Louisville community will be determined by the character of its president.
The College Republicans of the University of Louisville hosted "The Legacy Dinner" on March 31. The formal event held at the Frasier Arms Museum downtown featured state candidate hopefuls as well as Rev. John Crittenden as the keynote speaker. Candidates present were Rep.
