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UK could hear yelling and screaming pulsating from the visitor’s locker room at halftime.
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Bonjour! That’s what I would say to you if I wanted to greet you in Quebec, the French-speaking province of Canada. Don’t worry, I’m not French Canadian, so I’ll settle for a “hello.” A common misconception is that because Canada is a bilingual country—English and French are the official languages—many Canadians are also bilingual. False. [...]
Continue reading …By Kelsey Caudill Students interested in common themes of government, economy and religion in two globally opposite continents can discuss these topics with a renowned author on Wednesday. Jean Comaroff will discuss her book, “Theory From the South: Or, How Euro-America is Evolving Toward Africa,” on the 18th floor of Patterson Office Tower in the [...]
Continue reading …By Becca Clemons The Presidential Search Committee, with the Board of Trustees, completed a position announcement for the search for the 12th president of the University of Kentucky. The announcement lists leadership, scholarly achievement and communication skills among the qualifications for an ideal presidential candidate. “As the position announcement makes clear, we have extremely high [...]
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Why does an especially outgoing worker have to prompt us to give our money to worthwhile causes? Better yet, why do we choose to be charitable only during the holidays?
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The Pentagram’s wailing against WikiLeaks is not driven by fear of technical data that might get US soldiers killed, but by the revelation of very ugly things the U.S. empire does to people around the world.
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