The 13th season of "Survivor" is set to premiere Sept. 14, and already the upcoming season has sparked some of the greatest controversy in the show's history. "Survivor" producers have decided the contestants for this season, which will take place in the Cook Islands of the South Pacific, should be chosen on the basis of race and ethnicity.
By Kyle Winslow The Louisville Cardinal On Aug. 18, the University of Louisville's School of Medicine named Duke University administrator, Doctor Edward Halperin, its new dean. This announcement ended a nearly year-long hunt to fill the position left by former dean Laura Schweitzer.
2005's Smoking-Ban in Jefferson County left smokers restricted to and from particular locations. The ban's focus is more on the environmental cost of smoking, not the smoker. By all means continue using highly addictive substances; just do it outside and 50 feet away from entrances.
The University of Louisville men's soccer team is a diverse a group of guys. Their 28-man roster represents 12 different states and boasts seven international players. They were raised in different countries and different cultures but they all understand one thing, soccer.
After 16 years and two spin-off series, you'd think viewers would get tired of watching Law & Order, a show about what they can see happening outside their own window. But they haven't. Entering its 17th season this year, the program currently holds the titles of longest-running crime series, second longest-running drama series and most consecutive nominations (11) for the Emmy awards.
The price of being a college student does not stop at tuition and books. The expenses seem to never end with gas, food, and clothing added to the mix. Here are a few tips that could be helpful. Take advantage of the free food available on campus. See a calendar of events online at http://campuslife.
The University of Louisville is celebrating the attainment of 11 goals it set for itself almost a decade ago. "Challenge for Excellence" congratulations can be seen on signs all over campus, and even have worked their way into almost every official event at the university.
The University of Louisville's newest park was dedicated on Aug. 24 with a ceremony at its central monument. The new park is next to the site of the University of Louisville women's lacrosse field, and a central stop on the new Louisville bike paths. The park is landscaped with eight picnic tables, making it an escape location or a place to study on a sunny day.
banned from all flights. Though limiting items through which an attack can be carried out could probably deter terrorists, it seems that the very freedom we are fighting for is being curbed in the name of its own preservation. Should the authorities be looking for explosives in some grandmother's lipstick? Or should they be looking for terrorists? The Transportation Security Administration already utilizes profiling methods to identify potential terrorists, such as analyzing body language.
I'm left to wonder if posterity will commiserate the anniversary of one American tragedy while slowly forgetting another. If Americans have declared to the world that they will never forget the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, then we should declare to ourselves to never forget Aug.
