The Direct Action & Research Training Center will be having an informational meeting on University of Louisville Belkap campus Mon., Feb. 5, at 5:30 p.m. in the Ulmer Center, room 76A. DART is recruiting those students who already have a degree or who will receive a college degree in May, to join the field of community organizing.

This week at the Thrust Theatre, a group of students presented a series of three creative works that brought current American issues to the forefront. "Refractions" was an illuminating and challenging tour de'force of student writing, acting and directing by Rhea Lehman.

In a world of increasing complexity, artist and author David Macaulay takes everyday structures and gadgets and simplifies them so that everyone can understand their inner workings. He has won many prestigious awards for his innovative pieces, including the John D.

Over 100 students from the University of Louisville will participate in the state-wide rally for higher education tomorrow. Organized by Student Government Associations from eight Kentucky universities, U of L will be contributing the largest group of students to the rally's force.

In its 2007 immunization guidelines, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended that all young women between the ages of 11 and 18, be vaccinated for the human papillomavirus (HPV), a widespread sexually transmitted disease that causes many cases of cervical cancer.

On a campus with 20,000 plus students, faculty, employees and guests, there are no two people alike. Each and every person has things about them that makes them their own person. Most don't have a clue what the name is of the person sitting beside them in class, or passing them on campus, what they do for fun, where they are from or where they are going.

In a move to further promote the Feb. 7 rally for higher education taking place in Frankfort, the Student Government Association of the University of Louisville hosted its annual "Listen Up Legislators" event on Jan. 24 at the Red Barn, from 10 a.m. - 3 p.

The University of Louisville men and women's swim teams competed in dual meets the past two weekends against instate rivals University of Kentucky and Western Kentucky University. The No. 31 women's team split the two meets, while the men were defeated both times.

In a direct response to the 'Stop the Chomp' campaign proposed by Andrew Krumme, I have recognized the argument proposed and frankly it is weak and uncalled for. Krumme's article was not only ridiculous but unsportsmanlike as he took a low blow to the spirit group identified as the Cardinal Chompers.

Neighboring and cutting through the Belknap Campus of the University of Louisville are miles of train tracks used by heavy locomotives and countless railcars that pass by on an hourly basis. Just two weeks ago in Bullitt County, a train hauling toxic chemicals derailed and caught fire, forcing the county to declare an emergency.