1. Bernheim Forest
Somehow, just past the gates of the Bernheim Forest entrance, the air feels calmer. Although the decorations were different on Saturday, Sept. 12, the air felt just as serene and uplifting. Thousands of trees were already in sight, but they were decorated with
It's that time of year again, when the summer winds down and the air turns crisp. It is the time when football stands out among all other sports. After all the statistics and player injuries have been accounted for, students at U of L begin to make their decisions and draft their teams because the 2009 fantasy football season has begun.
Two weeks in, with students already diving headlong into their studies, it may come as a surprise that a lot of these students are approaching financial support the same way: with part-time or even full-time jobs.
Students everywhere crave something new when it comes to the limited dining options offered on their meal plans. The University of Louisville promised to fulfill this yearning with new restaurant options on campus this fall. One new option is Einstein Bros. Bagels.
"Inglourious Basterds" is a film more than a decade in the making. Director Quentin Tarantino spent much of his career writing and rewriting the script, and it definitely shows. Inglourious Basterds really is Tarantino at his best, a description which probably repulses as many as it draws in.
On the curves of 65 South, excitement and tension start to fill the car. Jaws are tingling, craving the sweet taste of a funnel cake or the puckering feel of a lemon shake-up. Billboards have been passed, their words bold and blaring: Kentucky State Fair, Aug. 20-30, 2009.
Over the past several years, the University of Louisville has begun to focus more attention on its residential life. This is apparent in the increase in on-campus living. New student-living communities, such as The Province and The Bellamy, are popping up in the surrounding areas.
Music festivals are sprouting up all over the country, including a new addition right here in Louisville.
Is it possible for instructors to learn while teaching students? Professors involved in the Lights, Camera, Ideas to Action would likely say yes. The event was a presentation of five classes who sharpened their critical thinking skills at University of Louisville through a 10-year initiative, Ideas to Action, i2a.
"Mad World" is a tongue-in-cheek homage to the aging beat-em-up genre. The game, the latest release from Platinum Studios, eschews intricate combo systems and maddening difficulty for quick motion controls and copious amounts of gore.
