Archive for the 'University of Kentucky' Category

35 plaids to pick from and UK goes for blue

Thursday, July 3rd, 2008

One official color wasn’t enough.

The University of Kentucky now has an official blue plaid.
By this fall, the first plaid items – a UK tie for men and a silk scarf for women – will be on sale, but no price information yet.
Every fan’s dream is about to come true, at least one plaid tie or [...]

Church’s new commandment divides football fans

Friday, June 27th, 2008

 
Those who regularly pass Southside Church of Christ on Nicholasville Road are used to seeing Christian messages on the church’s sign.

“Jesus is ready for you,” it might say. “Are you ready for Jesus?”
Then, a couple of days ago, the secular replaced the sacred on Southside’s sign: “UK Football Parking Pass 278-9533.”
What happened?
In a word, prohibition.
The [...]

Church’s new commandment divides football fans

Friday, June 27th, 2008

 
Those who regularly pass Southside Church of Christ on Nicholasville Road are used to seeing Christian messages on the church’s sign.

“Jesus is ready for you,” it might say. “Are you ready for Jesus?”
Then, a couple of days ago, the secular replaced the sacred on Southside’s sign: “UK Football Parking Pass 278-9533.”
What happened?
In a word, prohibition.
The [...]

“I make all this up,” says Person of the Year

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

Watts Wacker, the futurist who keynoted the Chellgren Lecture last week at the University of Kentucky’s Gatton College of Business and Economics, poked a little fun at his vocation.
“I make all this up,” Wacker told the audience. “If I really knew the future, you think I’d be here right now?”
Wacker said one of his accolades [...]

“I make all this up,” says Person of the Year

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

Watts Wacker, the futurist who keynoted the Chellgren Lecture last week at the University of Kentucky’s Gatton College of Business and Economics, poked a little fun at his vocation.
“I make all this up,” Wacker told the audience. “If I really knew the future, you think I’d be here right now?”
Wacker said one of his accolades [...]

The emails keep coming, and coming, and coming …

Friday, February 29th, 2008

An Internet rumor is hard to stop, but maybe The New York Times can do it.
The Times reported Wednesday on the University of Kentucky’s long-running campaign to stifle false e-mail reports that it had canceled a class on the Holocaust to appease skeptical Muslims.
“It’s Kafkaesque,” UK Provost Kumble R. Subbaswamy told the Times. “Just when [...]