Sophomore basketball sensation Angel McCoughtry can add another achievement to her growing resume. The University of Louisville women's basketball hoopster was named Conference Player of the Year at the Big East Awards Banquet in Hartford, Conn. over the weekend.
The official ballot for the 2007 Student Government Association elections was released yesterday by the Supreme Court. The ballot for the March elections, which has 50 names this year, follows: Executive officer candidates President: Mark Glickman, Brian N.
Two candidates of the Golden Ticket slate were warned by the Supreme Court of the Student Government Association on Thursday for violating an election rule. The Golden Ticket slate presidential candidate Brian Hoffman and executive vice president candidate Kate Brueggeman, both junior political science majors, were found in violation by the court after a violation report was filed by the EVP candidate of the Students First slate Matt Pulley.
It's common knowledge that the first rule of Fight Club is "Don't talk about Fight Club!" This well-known tagline brings fanciful images of action and testosterone to the forefront, but that formula director David Fincher used to create that masterpiece certainly didn't translate well when attempting to bring to life Robert Graysmith's book "Zodiac.
"Motion" was the buzzword of the events at this year's Engineering Expo at the University of Louisville. Hundreds attended Saturday's E-Expo which involved everything from a keynote speaker to the spinning blades of the Apache helicopter that landed behind Ernst Hall.
"Dow suffers sudden plunge," was the headline on the cover of the Courier-Journal last week. There is nothing to fear according to Dr. Russ Ray finance professor at the University of Louisville College of Business. "[The] economy is healthy," Ray said. There is nothing to be concerned about.
The Senate of the Student Government Association was called to an emergency meeting Thursday to discuss the controversial reinstallation of the University of Louisville student athletics fee. On Feb. 21, the Board of Trustees voted to extend the student athletics fee from 50 dollars a year to 50 dollars a semester without any consultation of the student Senate.
The University of Louisville basketball team gave the senior class one last victory at Freedom Hall. The Cardinals, who celebrated Senior Day, beat Seton Hall University 86-71 in front of a sea of 19,712 fans clad in red. The senior class has seen the ups and downs of Louisville basketball.
It's a cold March morning, an gasoline rich smell fills the air, with the engine revving up to 8,000 rotations per minute. Tires squeal as the car lunges from the start and off in to the course. As the car dodges cones left and right it nicks one and sends it flying, then makes a hairpin turn as the driver experiences two times his body weight pressing against him.
The weather is finally warming back up and the walks to and from class are becoming less of a battle against mother nature. For many students, this walk is usually a monotonous journey that requires self-motivation. However, with the emergence of the i-Pod age, music has become the new companion for a significant number of students.
