Thank Bobby Petrino. Send him a note or email him one of those cheesy interactive thank you cards or give him a round of applause in public. It isn't for the tremendous talent he has brought to the 'Ville or the masterful play calling he exhibits every week.
Despite the loss of Brian Brohm Louisville took down Miami Saturday, dropping the Hurricanes to 1-2 on the season. The Cards Hesiman candidate at quarterback went down early in the third quarter but the team rallied around backup Hunter Cantwell combined with a solid defensive effort and great special team play from punter Todd Flannery.
By Deanna Tran Louisville Cardinal "It's just another card to fatten up my wallet," said Tuan Vu, a junior international business major, concerning the new HigherOne debit cards the University of Louisville issued to all students this past summer. On the contrary, sophomore mechanical engineering major, Matt Salmons, said he found the new cards to be really convenient.
In a stunning act of valor, University of Louisville's largest black organization, the Association of Black Students (ABS), issued an Executive Order banning the self-proclaimed "college party kings" known as Playboi Entertainment from advertising at any ABS sponsored or co-sponsored events.
An alternative to four-hour study sessions and ramen noodle dinners alone in the dorms has arrived. Mix it up a little with a painless and enjoyable visit to Speed Museum's upcoming exhibit, "Forging an American Identity: The Art of William Ranney," which runs Sept.
By Deanna Tran Louisville Cardinal More than 200 students braved the rain to attend the first annual Community Service Fair here at the University of Louisville, held on Sept. 11. The event was sponsored by the University of Louisville Metro Rotaract, the Student Activity Board and the Service Learning Program.
This is a great month to check out what the Student Activities Board has showing at the Floyd Movie Theater on the third floor of the Student Activities Center. General admission is $2 and if students bring their Cardinal Card admission is only $1. Limited concessions are also available at the box office.
Spike Lee's film "When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts" cuts straight to the heart of the Hurricane Katrina tragedy and gives voice to the New Orleans survivors in an unprecedented way. The epic, 256-minute documentary provides a multitude of different perspectives on the disaster, and demonstrates the tragic effect that the disaster has had on New Orleans and its citizens.
Latin American Film Fest When: Thursdays, 7:15 p.m. Fridays at noon Where: Chao Auditorium Ekstrom Library The department of Classical and Modern Languages is preparing for its 12th-annual Latin American Film Festival, which is set to begin Thurs.
The Louisville Cardinals began life without Michael Bush on Saturday and despite a slow start, it appeared the offense did not miss a beat. The Cardinal rushing attack combined for 315 yards and seven touchdowns to pace Louisville to a 62-0 win over Temple.
