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Add it up

LEO seeks to uncover how much taxpayer money Cordish spent on the Sports & Social Club

I take a seat at the bar and order a Miller Lite.

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A river ran through it

As classes begin at U of L, flood damage causes continued inconveniences on campus

Wading through knee-deep water in The Louisville Cardinal’s flooded newsroom on Aug.

Jerry's kids

Facts, rumors and political innuendo

During the course of a recent interview at LEO Weekly, Metro Council President David Tandy, D-4, took a call from his wife, Carolyn, which lasted a few minutes.

David Tandy: The full interview

The council president and mayoral candidate talks with LEO Weekly

During a recent sit-down inside LEO Weekly’s offices, Council President David Tandy discussed an array of topics, including Barack Obama, The Cordish Cos., housing and the upcoming mayo

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Easy as A-B-C

English language programs give international students a foothold

Dressed casually with a beautiful red hijab wrapped tightly over her head, Shaminah Paghmani, 21, says she remembers vividly why her 12-member family left Afghanistan, although she recalls li

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Game on

Following last year’s disappointing performance, U of L football prepares for a Hail Mary season

Oh what a night it was: Nov. 2, 2006.

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Behind the learning curve

Prisoners further their education behind bars, prepare for future on the outside

 Karen Hampton sits behind a cramped desk cluttered with three-ring binders, manila folders and textbooks.

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Journey to the Motherland

A father-and-son quest to find Chinese roots a millennium deep

It was a little joke among my son and his friends. They called him “The Asian,” even though you could hardly tell it by looking at him or even knowing him.

Inbox — Aug. 26, 2009

Letters to the Editor

LEO culpa

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Provincial downpour

U of L is trying to make campus more campus-y, and spending serious cash to get there

Standing in the heart of The Province — the University of Louisville’s largest, latest mega dormitory — the illusion is complete.