It's Friday. How do you know? Rebecca Black's preteen crisis begins and ends in an entire 3 minutes and 48 seconds, occurring on the most exciting day of the week: Friday.
Companies are always looking for a way to keep their profits on the rise while exploring current trends. The shoe company known as TOMS has hit it right on the mark with their "one for one" campaign.
I enjoyed the column about Facebook in The Louisville Cardinal. It really spoke to me. I am a 58-year-old employee of U of L. Relatives have been after me for nearly two years to get on Facebook. They say they are having "fun."
Enough time has passed to evaluate the effects that the University of Louisville's smoking ban has had on campus. In November, a ban went into effect outlawing the use of cigarettes, cigars, and anything else that emits smoke into the air.
When it comes to student interaction with the University of Louisville, being informed about how your money is being spent – and who's got your back – is extremely important.
It can be shocking to look at how video games have evolved, or devolved, over time. It is hard to believe that technology went from the simplicity of "Pong," in which two vertical lines volleyed a dot back and forth, to a realistic war simulation such as "Call of Duty."
Many students can relate to the experience of pacing in the main computer area of Ekstrom Library, waiting for an open computer. Among the screens you may scan during your wait are the following websites: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Of those sites, you are most likely to see Facebook being used.
As living a healthy lifestyle becomes a more prominent issue among college-aged individuals, the procurement of healthy foods has come to the forefront in a big way.
March 12 marked the beginning of spring break. Many students use this recess to return home, to visit family and friends, and to catch up on their studies.
Have you college students no manners? Keep your sloppy, sopping excuse for displays of affection out of sight.
