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Second City: The first name in satire
The Second City company coming to the University of Kentucky on Friday includes, from left, Sayjal Joshi, Katy Marquardt, Katie Rich, Michael Lehrer, Shad Kunkle and Tim Stoltenberg. Second City The Second City What: Touring company of the legendary Chicago comedy troupe.
University of Kentucky hosts coal forum
Eastern Kentucky officials say coal is to eastern Kentucky's economy what Toyota is to the Blue Grass and say the state cannot afford to lose it.
Ex-Cats Davender, Miller face more charges in alleged UK ticket scam
Criminal charges continue to accumulate against two former University of Kentucky basketball players accused of conducting ticket scams throughout the state.
MSU Shares Grant For Medical Research
Researchers at three universities have received $6 million in federal stimulus grants to study the genetics of how plants make compounds used in medicines.
Woodford Co. man dies in crash
A Versailles man died Monday night after a car crash in Woodford County. Hunter Roberts, 23, hit a plank fence in his car just before 9:30 p.m. on Big Sink Road in Woodford County, according to the Fayette County coroner's office.
Blackboard Joins Forces with Microsoft to Make Course Information Available on Web Browsers
Blackboard Inc. today announced an alliance with Microsoft Corporation to offer students and learners access to information from their online courses on Web browsers, enabling them to keep up with important course updates while surfing the Web, not just when logged into their BlackboardA accounts.
Valerie Di Maria to Deliver Bowling Lecture
Valerie Di Maria, director of client strategy at Peppercom strategic communications firm, will deliver the 2009 James C. Bowling Executive-in-Residence lecture at 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov.
Sigma-Aldrich(R) Teams With 3M to Provide TIPS Pentacene Organic...
ST. LOUIS, Oct 29, 2009 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX News Network/ -- Sigma-Aldrich announced today it has teamed with 3M to distribute TIPS Pentacene, a high-performance soluble organic semiconductor for printed and flexible electronics.
Developing Story: Gillispie pleads guilty
Former University of Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie has pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol.
Farmer could improve his shot at governor
Is Richie gonna play tonight? That's the question echoing throughout Kentucky since former University of Kentucky basketball player and current state Agriculture Commissioner Richie Farmer told The Associated Press last week that he is considering a run for governor.
Colleges focus on keeping kids in school
When Loren Mohead arrived from Dayton, Ohio, as a freshman at the University of Kentucky, she enthusiastically embraced life on a major college campus, signing up for 18 credits, including a difficult class like Roman art.
Big Coal Wins Fight to Name U of Kentucky Dorm After Coal
A group led by Alliance Coal has received approval from the University of Kentucky to build a new $7 million dorm for the men's basketball team.
Jockey hospitalized after accident at Keeneland
She was injured Frida9 when mount Golden Stride clipped heels and fell during the firs4 race, her third at the Keeneland fall meet.
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Ronnie Ellis: Policymakers, not administrators, created jails problems
Lawmakers on the Interim Joint Committee on Local Government hammered Corrections Commissioner LaDonna Thompson with questions.
UK study sees link between spirituality, sex among women
Spirituality and religion may seem similar, but they can have vastly different influences on sexual behavior, according to a University of Kentucky study.
Dream job: Writing for a soap opera
As a young boy, Rex M. Best would rush home from school to watch his soap operas.
Lexington Police say a man was walking into his apartment building on East Maxwell when he was grabbed by the robber shortly before 11 p.m. Sunday.
Trustees Approve New Name: Wildcat Coal Lodge
University of Kentucky officials have approved the name of a new residence hall for the University of Kentucky men's basketball team.
Farmer ponders run for governor
FRANKFORT - University of Kentucky basketball icon Richie Farmer said Tuesday he is considering a run for governor on the Republican ticket.
Researchers Test New Treatment for Alzheimer's
LEXINGTON, Ky. Researchers from the University of Kentucky Sanders-Brown Center on Aging will begin testing an intriguing new approach to slowing down the progression of Alzheimer's Disease using Intravenous Immune Globulin , also known as gammaglobulin.
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