Editor’s note: Published below are student opinions concerning the reduced library hours this year. We want to know your stance. E-mail opinions@kykernel.com, or use the “Send a Letter to the Editor†form on the Kernel’s Web site, (www.kykernel.com.) Include a phone number so we can confirm your identity; phone numbers will not be published. Letters […]
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Turnover of college deans normal, and search for replacements will take time
September 10, 2008 Comments OffColumn by Kumble R. Subbaswamy The concern expressed for the university’s progress by the Kernel editorial of Sept. 8 in the face of five dean vacancies is commendable. Indeed, the turnover in leadership of any organization requires prompt attention. Here are some factors which should allay the editorial board’s fears, and reassure the university that […]
Continue reading …The praise UK is receiving for the increased black enrollment can only be described as premature. While the university should be proud of its 1 percent increase, there is much work yet to be done. This work not only includes black students, but also students of every minority group.
Continue reading …Follow your dreams, and you will be rewarded with a fulfilling career
September 10, 2008 Comments OffColumn by Luke Murray It’s absolutely a crime and nobody is talking about it. Lexingtonians should consider it an unalienable right, one that has been afforded to many college towns across the nation, and yet we have gone without it for 143 years. Ohio State has it’s own “Buckeye Hall of Fame Caféâ€, as does […]
Continue reading …The ineptness (and utter uselessness) of a student government body and the warmly-smiling airheads UK students elect was exemplified by the Montell suggestion for a tax-exempt status on textbooks – and, to be perfectly fair, the same qualities probably belong to state legislators who mindlessly nodded in agreement.
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Column by Tyler Montell It’s the beginning of a new era for the University of Kentucky. Our athletic teams are setting the standard for excellence, with our football team leading the way, looking to go 3-0 next Saturday. Our class of new students is one of the most impressive in school history, making our top-20 […]
Continue reading …It’s about time. After several excruciatingly irritating months of driving over what can only be described as “car-eating potholes,†the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government is finally going to fix the nearly 20-foot rough patch of potholes on Avenue of Champions in front of Papa Johns. The section of roadway has been worn down in recent […]
Continue reading …It’s not that students can’t be trusted, but they all need to be held to the same standards. Online classes offer a unique experience and can be beneficial for someone who has difficulty getting to campus, or just doesn’t perform well in a classroom setting. They are one of many wonderful things to evolve from […]
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