Ekstrom library's $14.2 million expansion, which opened in spring 2006, has added much needed space as well as new technologies to better serve the community at the University of Louisville. Scott Brown, sophomore marketing major, utilizes the library about 2-3 times per week and likes the new addition of the computers by the stairs.
Aiming to encourage young people to get out to the polls on Election Day, the College Democrats, Society of Porter Scholars and the Association of Black Students have joined together to sponsor the "Get out the Vote" rally. The rally will be held Fri., Nov.
Anyone who has ever watched a University of Louisville football game would most likely agree that Art Carmody is possibly one of the most accurate place-kickers in school history. "I take a lot of pride in what I do," Carmody said. "The coaches count on me.
The University of Louisville hosted its second annual Peace and Justice Week. The festivities, held Oct. 23-27, took off with the Hood Peace Summit public debate series. The series included debates about violence, war and Just Act Day. The events were geared to promote a more peaceful community.
Editor's note: Andrew Krumme's column will return in the Nov. 7 issue of The Cardinal. The SEC reigns as king of the college football world. That's what fans have heard since at least September. The belief has become so ingrained in our heads by media and pollsters that it would be impossible for any rational football fan to think otherwise.
The University of Louisville men's intrasquad scrimmage took place Friday night at Cardinal Arena. In the coming out party for the 2006-2007 basketball team, the Red squad beat the White squad 85-77. The Cardinals took a few lumps when Juan Palacios, Terrance Farley, Andre McGee and Chris Current all went out with minor injuries.
The Shys "Astoria" Release Date: In stores now Filled with exuberant songwriting and inspired guitar work, the Shys' "Astoria" is a remarkable achievement of modern alt-rock. The explosive opening track, "Never Gonna Die," sets the pace for the entire album at near breakneck speed.
The second of four plays to be presented at the University of Louisville this academic year, "King Hedley II," had its opening last Wed., Oct. 25, at the Thrust Theatre. The drama, written by the late African-American playwright, August Wilson, offers, at least on the surface, a glimpse into the poverty-stricken lives of a black American family in the 1980's.
Spreading democracy. Eliminating sources of terrorism. Removing an evil regime. Regardless of one's opinion on whether or not the U.S. should have invaded Iraq, it is hard to argue with these reasons. Against the war and skeptical that these were even the real reasons we were going to Iraq, I bit my tongue and supported our troops hoping that, regardless of the administration's intent, Iraq would become a safer, democratic society, complete with the freedoms we enjoy.
The University of Louisville men's intrasquad scrimmage took place Friday night at Cardinal Arena. In the coming out party for the 2006-2007 basketball team, the Red squad beat the White squad 85-77. The Cardinals took a few lumps when Juan Palacios, Terrance Farley, Andre McGee and Chris Current all went out with minor injuries.
