On Saturday, Aug. 28, conservative political guru Glenn Beck held a religious rally in Washington, D.C. called "Restoring Honor." Now what makes this rally particularly interesting to us, as American citizens, is what happened in the same spot exactly 47 years ago: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech.
As students settle into their schedules, people may begin to notice that student parking has expanded to areas never before offered. These parking opportunities are available to University of Louisville commuter students through a new parking permit.
The intersection of Eastern Parkway and Bardstown Road is one of the most difficult left turns in the city. Almost every day, no matter the weather, teenage skateboarders, newlywed dog-walkers and Converse-clad hipsters stroll along the crosswalk.
The University of Louisville cross country team looks to break new ground in 2010 by adding to the programs' growing resume of successful seasons. Both men's and women's programs are raising the bar from past seasons.
In sociology, the term "cultural lag" is used to describe a situation in which technological innovation or change moves too quickly for culture to keep up with and form ideas about. In almost every instance of cultural lag, problems and conflict are bound to arise.
Wednesday, Sept. 1 in Lexington's Memorial Coliseum, the University of Louisville volleyball team dropped a five-set match to the 16th-ranked University of Kentucky. UK took the match 3-2, with senior Lauren Rapp leading the Wildcats with 15 kills.
Facebook is place where students can interact with their friends. Unfortunately, despite being a place of friends, users rarely know all of their accepted friends very well. And interactions often become messy, typed, grammatically and politically incorrect fistfights.
