The whining needs to stop. In the last several days, everyone’s been complaining about the library’s new hours. I would like to take the time to point out that there are a myriad...
College life presents most students with new opportunities, as well as increased freedom. This is especially true in a city like Lexington, where there’s always something happening somewhere...
Column by Taylor SheltonIn just a little over three years at UK, I’m not sure how many times the word “diversity†has been used. Whether it was over the failure of our administration...
As an observer of this presidential race, I find myself disappointed in those supporting Sen. Barack Obama. In a Monday article entitled “Obama, not McCain, will move our country in a different direction,â€...
The editorial on Sept. 12 makes the excellent point that not all students have the luxury of ending their schoolwork by midnight, nor are many home environments conducive to studying.The University of...
Column by Robert KahneI truly believe that this nation stands on the precipice of change. What I mean by that is we, as a nation, have the opportunity during this election to move beyond the 20th century...
I was surprised to see that there was practically no mention of Sept. 11, 2001, in the Kernel on Thursday or Friday. I picked up a Kernel on Thursday, sure that the front page would have some sort of story...
Column by Tim RileyIn June 2008, a group of college presidents formed a group known as the Amethyst Initiative. Their stated goal, according to their Web site, is to “encourage moderation and responsibility...
Despite the loss of our fare lady, The Dame, the Lexington music scene is not dead.The popular music venue closed in July and was shortly thereafter torn down, along with 13 other historic buildings. The...
