The Feminist Alliance of the University of Louisville wants to help students kick off a "sexier and safer" spring break vacation. The Feminist Alliance will host the first "Sexier and Safer Spring Break" event in the Red Barn tomorrow from 11-1 p.m. The group wants to warn students and discuss ways to prevent undesirable situations.
Spring break is less than a week away and for many students, that means heading south to warm sunny beaches. What are the people who are confined to spending their break in the Bluegrass State supposed to do? How about taking a road trip that goes off the beaten path and shows all the weird wonders Kentucky has to offer? Throughout Kentucky there are a number of bizarre attractions and sites that are worth visiting and are often overlooked.
Online glitch affects voting For about two hours early yesterday around 2 a.m., students were unable to vote in the SGA online elections for executive officers. A computer glitch made the ballot for those races inaccessible. All students can now vote for the top four positions, Supreme Court officials said yesterday.
Cardinal presents candidates unfairly To say that I am disappointed with a single blurb as "Hoffman's opponent" would be a gross understatement. Perhaps I misunderstood an email stating an interview could not be rescheduled, but my survey responses would be printed.
Candidates were asked to rank 1-15 (1=most important) a list of campus issues. The chart of their responses appeared in the Feb. 27 "Voter Guide," but the explanations for their picks are included here. Additionally, they were asked to respond to eight other questions about their platform and candidacy.
A University of Louisville student was attacked and robbed north of the Belknap Campus Thursday at 1702 S. Brook St., according to the Louisville Metro Police Department's fourth division. LMPD did not respond to The Cardinal regarding the incident. However, Major Kenny Brown of U of L's Department of Public Safety, confirmed that last Thursday at approximately 12:30 a.
There are many challenges that athletes face. They must perform in the classroom and in their sport. Some find it difficult to balance the two. Athletes must use careful planning when planning their schedules, having adequate time to practice, and to study.
Cardinal honored at conference The Louisville Cardinal newspaper received ten awards at Friday's Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association awards. The first place honors included Editor in Chief Chris Brown's 2006 SGA voter guide and house ad, and former Managing Production Manager Terra Simms' and Brown's photo essay on the Ekstrom expansion.
Kentucky could be considered the horse capital of the world. From Churchill Downs to horse farms scattered all about the Bluegrass, horses give Kentucky a distinctive flavor, so having a polo team would only be natural. Since its inception three years ago the University of Louisville women's polo team has made great strides, and is now playing and fundraising hard.
With so many coffee shops to choose from, some are liked more than others according to students around campus. From the Tulip Tree Café, to Old Louisville Coffee House and Starbucks, there are many options students have to choose from when they want to satisfy that craving for coffee or other goodies.
