In an endeavor to promote crime awareness and prevention, the Student Government Association along with the Department of Public Safety, Prevention Education and Advocacy on Campus and in the Community, teamed up to host Campus Safety Week from Sept. 5 through Sept.

According to Dr. Boyce Watkins of Syracuse University, the NCAA is a "gang of pimps." This is the name Watkins used for the governing body of collegiate athletics in an interview with "Smart Money" magazine about whether college athletes should be paid for their talents.

Michael Bush's broken right leg is going to tell us a lot about where the University of Louisville Cardinal football program is headed. Louisville football is on the brink of becoming an elite program and many dedicated fans out there may think the loss of one of our Heisman candidates will put this transition on hold.

That text book you left sitting on the library table: gone. The cell phone you thought was on the desk behind you: gone. The wallet you left in the locker while you went running: gone. Accordinag to David Hatfield, the University of Louisville assistant director of intramural and recreational sports, the overwhelming majority of goods are stolen because they're left unattended.

Nearly 100 students, faculty and staff gathered in a classroom in the School of Music last week to hear the stories of nine women who have had abortions. The speakers were part of the "Silent No More Awareness Campaign," which works to reduce abortion rates.

It used to be that fans of the NFL cheered for a single team or favorite player each week, but thanks to fantasy football, all of that is changing. The highly competitive and addictive world of fantasy football is sweeping the country, with more and more people suiting up every year.

University of Louisville head coach Bobby Petrino was very adamant that the team's goals would not change despite the season ending injury to Michael Bush incurred during the Governor's Cup game two weeks ago. The first real step for the Cards to prove that they are a legitimate title contender lies in this weekend's match with quite possibly the greatest football program in the past 30 years.

Whatever faith one may follow or is in search of, and on whatever day it may be, an individual will most likely be able to find a religious group or event that can accommodate their religious exploration here at the University of Louisville. The Muslim Student Association (MSA) recently brought in six scholars from Saudi Arabia to present a lecture on Islamic law to students.

While many people frowned at the twenty plus point spread for this year's Governor's Cup odds makers had it right. Louisville rolled over Kentucky 59-28. The Cards tallied over 600 yards of total offense and despite giving up several big plays through the air, held the Wildcats offense in check.

Steve Irwin, known the world over as "The Crocodile Hunter," may have been one of the last remaining real heroes one could find. Irwin, along with his witty and always composed sidekick wife, Terri, was known for being able to wrangle just about any crocodile.