72°F11:55 PM The subject of religion is one that touches quite a tender nerve. The human perception of the divine is a topic that has shaped our relations with each for far more centuries than anyone could care to count – and continues to move and influence our world even in this modern age. Regardless to whom or what (if anything) you profess your prayers (I myself no longer engage in spiritual behavior), our culture is bound to the topic of religion for better or for worse; after all, religious sanctuary and differing opinions are two strong roots in the foundations of this stra
Many moons have passed since the fairer sex was granted admittance into intelligentsia circles. Once relegated solely to the realms of household drudgery, craft and the timeless art of arm candy, women today have shown themselves to be a force of words and wit within the literary world. And while I concede (and thus, likewise, cringe) that we females are indeed responsible for some of the most saccharine paperbacks known to publishing, the woman writer also has a great capability to add a level of depth to her work that echoes in fathoms unexplored by the male psyche.
The Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame inductees have been announced and will be honored in the annual ceremony June 7th at the Grand Ballroom at Louisville’s Crowne Plaza Hotel. The event is opened to the public and tickets run $ 75.00, the revenue generated from the event will be donated to Kosair charities.
For the last couple of weeks various Kentucky basketball players have made their way to Mall St. Matthews’ Cardboard Heroes for signings. Today, the sports shop welcomes Louisville stars, Kyle Kuric and Chris Smith. The event is set to begin at 2 and conclude at 4.
Kyle Kuric will graduate from the University of Louisville next month with a business management degree and plenty of great memories from his playing career, leaving with both an elite eight and final four appearance on his resume. The former homecoming king has had his share of big games and highlights but is this it for #14's basketball legacy?
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Spring is in the air and that means BFA students at the University of Louisville Hite Art Institute are getting ready to leave four years of rigorous art learning behind, but before they go, their work is being displayed in Schneider Hall for the Spring 2012 BFA Thesis Exhibition until May 13th. Works from various mediums invite you in to take a closer look at the current talent that UofL’s Hite Art Institute is helping to grow into the next generation of artists.
Where: West End School, 3628 Virginia Avenue
When: Tomorrow, Saturday April 14th, 8:00am
What: The first annual Ali Shuffle 10k walk/run! Ten kilometers of walking, running and history about Muhammad Ali, West Louisville and our community.
A family friendly event which should prove to be a great time. This event will benefit students in the Muhammad Ali Institute, a social justice program at the University of Louisville.
Registration is open until tonight, April 13th!
Feel your tummy. Give it a good inquisitive assessment. Can you sense yourself growing fat and happy? April is reaching the end of its second week, and already we have enjoyed much of the written word’s sweet nectar as National Poetry Month makes its mark amongst Louisville’s literary circles. Like a rich milk it doth flow, people. A rich milk. Take some Tums, drink some water – maybe make plans for a healthy palate cleanser in your horizon – and get ready for another course. Former Kentucky Poet Laureate, Lee Pennington