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~ SHAVE AND A HAIRCUT
Feminist art group to visit
campus Thursday, March 25.
PAGE 10
An Independent Student Newspaper
September 7, 2004
VOLUME 77, ISSUE 4
www.louisvillecardinal.com
·....- .... ..._ ........... ..
VOLLEYBALL ~
Cards' strong start and poor finish
against Xavier mimics season.
PAGE 10
16 pages
Assault at Bettie Johnson Hall
Terra Simms I Louisville Cardimll
Bettie Johnson Hall Apartments on Fourth Street only has one main
entrance for residents. Although investigations are still underway, Bettie
Johnson General Manager David Braden admits the three Sl!bjects could
have entered behind other residents.
1<1<1< to visit today
By MALLORY BOWMAN
Editor in Chief
·It's not over yet.
After several empty threats last
year from the Ku Klux Klan, they
have once again planned a campus
visit for today from 2- 4 p.m. at the
free speech area located outside the
Student Activities Center.
The white supremacist group has
requested to hand out informational
fliers to students passing by.
University of Louisville Provost
Shirley Willihnganz said the university
~eceived the written request
from the KKK last Wednesday that
stated two representatives of the
group wished to pass out informational
fliers on campus.
Willihnganz said although the
university strongly disagrees with
their purpose, the KKK filled out
the necessary requests fo~ a campus
visit. However, she said past experience
has shown that the KKK has
made several empty claims, saying
see KKK, page 3
By MALLORY BOWMAN
Editor in Chief
On the morning of Aug. 28 between
5 a.m. and 5:33 a.J;TI., three
male subjects unlawfully.entered an
unlocked third floor apartment at
Bettie Johnson Hall, where a female
was assaulted.
':We're not sure what the subjects
.were doing, but it appears they were
just checking for unlocked doors,"
said Wayne Hall, University ofLouisville
director of public safety.
Two of the subjects entered the
apartment where three females were
sleeping.
Hall said that the victim, whose
name and information has not been
released, is not a U ofL student and
was only visiting with friends.
Hall also said that the victim
awoke when the subjects entered
and was assaulted but suffered no
physical injuries.
At that time, another subject
was eating and drinking foo~ from
the COJ.lnter, and the third subject is
believed to have stayed outside to
serve as a "lookout," Hall said.
The two occupants, U of L
sophomore Nicole Volz and another
female who wished not to comment,
were asleep in their rooms while the
subjects were in the room, Hall said.
U ofL DPS did not release the
READERS' GUIDE
University of Louisville
Houchens Building,
Suite 07, Louisville,
KY 40292
Editor: 852-0663 I Newsroom: 852-0664
Fax: 852-0700 I Advertising: 852-0701
www.louisvillecardinal.com
names of the residents; Volz con~
tacted The Cardinal.
Volz said she and her roommate
did not wake up until the suspects ·
had left and their visitor awakened
them.
"We were asleep,"Volz said. "She
[the victim] woke us up and I went
down to the front desk of Bettie
Johns~n to talk to security first, then
we all went to DPS at the same
time."
Hall said that how the suspects
entered the building is still under
. investigation; however, Volz said
that she doesn't feel like Bettie
Johnson security handled the situation
properly.
"U of L DPS was great," Volz
said. "They were on top of our case.
They ' all came. in when they were
off duty.
"But Bettie Johnson didn't s~em
like they were on top of the situation
at all. I don't feel like security
was doing their job."
U of L DPS is not in charge of
security for Bettie Johnson because
the building is owned and operated
by Allen and O'Hara Education
Services, LLC.
Volz questioned how the suspects
had entered the building, because all
residents must have a key card to
.enter. She said she felt like the security
guard at the front desk wasn't
The Department of Public Safety
has distributed crime alerts around
campus to inform students of the
incident.
watching closely enough, and the
suspects waited for someone to open
the door so that they could enter
through the front.
"That happens all the time," Volz
said.
The tb.ree subjects were caught
on Bettie Johnson's surveillance
cameras; however, the security guard
at the front desk does not monitor
the cameras, said David Braden,
General Manager of Bettie Johnson
Hall.
"Basically, the cameras were set
up so the tapes could be reviewed,"
Braden said. "The. security guard
can't' watch the cameras.~
see ASSAULT, page 2
College of Arts and
Sciences gets facelift
News
By EUGENE VILENSKY
News Editor
The College of Arts and Sciences
is in the middle of a reorganization
effort that, in the face of
less-than-stellar student retention
and graduation rates, is being reorganized
from within.
Part of the change will involve
college advising, which is adding
five staff members and is being
INDEX
split into an upper and lower division.
One half will focus on
retention, making sure freshmen
and sophomores stick
around, while the other will focus
on making sure juniors and
seniors receive their degrees in
a timely fashion.
"We're working on strengthening
the college in as many areas
as possible," said Dr. ].
sec A&S, page 3
News Briefs
Focus
Page 1
Page 2
Page 6
Sports
Classifieds
Opinion
Page 10
Page 13
Page 14
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| Title | The Louisville Cardinal, September 7, 2004. |
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| Full Text | ~ SHAVE AND A HAIRCUT Feminist art group to visit campus Thursday, March 25. PAGE 10 An Independent Student Newspaper September 7, 2004 VOLUME 77, ISSUE 4 www.louisvillecardinal.com ·....- .... ..._ ........... .. VOLLEYBALL ~ Cards' strong start and poor finish against Xavier mimics season. PAGE 10 16 pages Assault at Bettie Johnson Hall Terra Simms I Louisville Cardimll Bettie Johnson Hall Apartments on Fourth Street only has one main entrance for residents. Although investigations are still underway, Bettie Johnson General Manager David Braden admits the three Sl!bjects could have entered behind other residents. 1<1<1< to visit today By MALLORY BOWMAN Editor in Chief ·It's not over yet. After several empty threats last year from the Ku Klux Klan, they have once again planned a campus visit for today from 2- 4 p.m. at the free speech area located outside the Student Activities Center. The white supremacist group has requested to hand out informational fliers to students passing by. University of Louisville Provost Shirley Willihnganz said the university ~eceived the written request from the KKK last Wednesday that stated two representatives of the group wished to pass out informational fliers on campus. Willihnganz said although the university strongly disagrees with their purpose, the KKK filled out the necessary requests fo~ a campus visit. However, she said past experience has shown that the KKK has made several empty claims, saying see KKK, page 3 By MALLORY BOWMAN Editor in Chief On the morning of Aug. 28 between 5 a.m. and 5:33 a.J;TI., three male subjects unlawfully.entered an unlocked third floor apartment at Bettie Johnson Hall, where a female was assaulted. ':We're not sure what the subjects .were doing, but it appears they were just checking for unlocked doors," said Wayne Hall, University ofLouisville director of public safety. Two of the subjects entered the apartment where three females were sleeping. Hall said that the victim, whose name and information has not been released, is not a U ofL student and was only visiting with friends. Hall also said that the victim awoke when the subjects entered and was assaulted but suffered no physical injuries. At that time, another subject was eating and drinking foo~ from the COJ.lnter, and the third subject is believed to have stayed outside to serve as a "lookout," Hall said. The two occupants, U of L sophomore Nicole Volz and another female who wished not to comment, were asleep in their rooms while the subjects were in the room, Hall said. U ofL DPS did not release the READERS' GUIDE University of Louisville Houchens Building, Suite 07, Louisville, KY 40292 Editor: 852-0663 I Newsroom: 852-0664 Fax: 852-0700 I Advertising: 852-0701 www.louisvillecardinal.com names of the residents; Volz con~ tacted The Cardinal. Volz said she and her roommate did not wake up until the suspects · had left and their visitor awakened them. "We were asleep,"Volz said. "She [the victim] woke us up and I went down to the front desk of Bettie Johns~n to talk to security first, then we all went to DPS at the same time." Hall said that how the suspects entered the building is still under . investigation; however, Volz said that she doesn't feel like Bettie Johnson security handled the situation properly. "U of L DPS was great," Volz said. "They were on top of our case. They ' all came. in when they were off duty. "But Bettie Johnson didn't s~em like they were on top of the situation at all. I don't feel like security was doing their job." U of L DPS is not in charge of security for Bettie Johnson because the building is owned and operated by Allen and O'Hara Education Services, LLC. Volz questioned how the suspects had entered the building, because all residents must have a key card to .enter. She said she felt like the security guard at the front desk wasn't The Department of Public Safety has distributed crime alerts around campus to inform students of the incident. watching closely enough, and the suspects waited for someone to open the door so that they could enter through the front. "That happens all the time," Volz said. The tb.ree subjects were caught on Bettie Johnson's surveillance cameras; however, the security guard at the front desk does not monitor the cameras, said David Braden, General Manager of Bettie Johnson Hall. "Basically, the cameras were set up so the tapes could be reviewed," Braden said. "The. security guard can't' watch the cameras.~ see ASSAULT, page 2 College of Arts and Sciences gets facelift News By EUGENE VILENSKY News Editor The College of Arts and Sciences is in the middle of a reorganization effort that, in the face of less-than-stellar student retention and graduation rates, is being reorganized from within. Part of the change will involve college advising, which is adding five staff members and is being INDEX split into an upper and lower division. One half will focus on retention, making sure freshmen and sophomores stick around, while the other will focus on making sure juniors and seniors receive their degrees in a timely fashion. "We're working on strengthening the college in as many areas as possible," said Dr. ]. sec A&S, page 3 News Briefs Focus Page 1 Page 2 Page 6 Sports Classifieds Opinion Page 10 Page 13 Page 14 |
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