PHOTO: Personalized precision medicine on the rocks
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Arts & Entertainment
‘The Interview:’ The movie that wasn’t supposed to happen
Nick Amon- This past summer Sony Pictures Entertainment promised the public they would be
Military free-for-all: Speed Museum joins Blue Star
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St. James festival puts parking at a premium
By Baylee Pullium– Brittany Harris held a cardboard sign Oct. 1, waving cars into the
4 Women by Women
Women 4 Women, a nonprofit organization in Louisville, follows the belief that a core strength of the community lies in the contributions of women.
Sigma Phi Epsilon uses philanthropy to support brother diagnosed with cancer
Cameron Eldridge started the 2008 academic year at the University of Louisville like any other. The business student stayed involved in his fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and balanced his time between schoolwork and friends.
The Beat Reviews: ‘Broken Bells’
It was once said that there is nothing new under the sun. In today’s music industry, this concept is a continuing problem. Whether it be the young teenage girl pretending her crush is Romeo, the grainy-voiced rock star lamenting the one that got away, or the…