Any emo lovers searching for a new source of self-deprecating, depressing music should avoid The Feeling at all costs. Railing against the current trends of anti-pop music, the London-based quintet pumps out radio-friendly, sugar-coated love songs just as good as any.
The 1980s was a war over home videos. Movie companies unsuccessfully attempted to stop the sale of VCR's for home use as a violation of copyright. Ironically, home video movie sales and rentals later became a huge revenue stream for the studios. Many films which were not major theatre box office successes became very popular home video rentals.
Through sometimes subtle and sometimes sweeping assaults, government officials have been closing their windows to public scrutiny. It is a troubling and ironic trend, considering the president speaks eloquently of developing democratic institutions around the world.
While I was walking outside the Humanities Building on Thurs., March 1, on the University of Louisville Belknap campus, I was approached by a man handing out flyers that read: "Free All You Can Eat Buffet." This flyer was only good at the Mr. Gatti's Pizza located on South Preston near Eastern Parkway.
Former editor finds posts childish This letter is to express my views on how amazingly immature it was for certain University of Louisville students to create and join a Facebook group concerning misquotations in The Louisville Cardinal. I previously served 3 1/2 years on The Cardinal Staff.
Frank Miller dazzled audiences in 2005 with his instant classic "Sin City," opening the eyes of many to the art of graphic novels. Combining gruesome violence with a modernized film noir look, audiences everywhere were in awe and anxiously awaiting what was to come next.
Dear U of L students,
The man who sparked interest and debate across campus in the weeks leading up to his arrival explained to a diverse crowd of more than 250 people at the University of Louisville why affirmative action should be done away with. Ward Connerly, a nationally recognized black opponent of affirmative action, gave a public lecture and answered audience questions in Bigelow Hall in the Miller Technology Center on March 6 on his opposition to race-based government policies.
Students who have considered pursuing a career in public administration or are interested in working for a non-profit, business, political or public organization are encouraged to attend a roundtable event sponsored by the Metropolitan Louisville American Society for Public Administration Association and the University of Louisville Department of Urban an Public Affairs.
Pres. Ramsey to hold forum on tuition University of Louisville President Dr. James R. Ramsey will be holding an open forum on tuition on today from 2:30-4 p.m. in the Floyd Theater of the Student Activities Center. Ramsey plans to address the factors that influence tuition increases and encourages students to bring questions.
