Chances that I would pay the faculty discount rate of $38 to watch the Kentucky Wildcats host the Central Michigan Chippewas at Commonwealth Stadium? Decent enough, until I read the following: Q: Does my infant/toddler need a ticket for a football game? A: Yes. All...
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This Disunion piece on John C. Breckinridge was somewhat more charitable than I would have been for a man who more than almost anyone embraced committing treason to defend slavery..
So, the College of Arts and Sciences at my beloved institution has decided that students require visual aids in order to find their departmental website. On the one hand, it's.
Media Czech moves on to bigger and better things. Let's hope that Barefoot and Progressive continues to shake things up while under new management. Also, LGM always makes money for its partners.
Good catch by Media Czech on the consequences of anti-government speech. Turns out that some forms of violent radical extremism are more equal than others...
People throw around the terms like "mortal lock" and "guaranteed return" all the time, but let's just say that it would be extremely wise to riskinvest your 401K on the.
This is no good: Toyota said Monday it is inevitable the company will be forced to shut down all of its North American factories — including its largest, in Georgetown — because of parts shortages due to the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan. But...
I will grant that there's a certain courage in a Kentucky Senator lauding Cassius Marcellus Clay over Henry Clay: “As long as I sit at Henry Clay’s desk, I will.
And there'll be dinosaurs. Full conference here. Tragically, the wife has forbidden me to take the girls to the Creation Museum or the new Creation theme park between the ages.
I think maybe probably Rand Paul should have just carried out his threat not to debate Jack Conway again: A MoveOn.org activist apparently trying to get close to U.S. Senate candidate Rand Paul on Monday was shoved to the ground by supporters of Paul and...
Dems smell blood in the Bluegrass... LAWRENCEBURG – Former President Bill Clinton will return to Kentucky a day before the Nov. 2 election to campaign for Democratic U.S. Senate nominee.
There was a bit of a fracas last night in Louisville: Whatever was left of the gloves in the heated Kentucky Senate race came off tonight. In a televised debate.