There isn't enough advertising for the other clubs out there. I would like to see more of the these, rather than just fraternities and sororities. I feel like we make an attempt, but I think there is a certain amount of apathy among the students out there. Freshman David Halliday, an engineering, math and computer science major, agreed. Working on campus is another way to make friends.
Classes are another great way to get to know people.
Butler said getting involved requires students and administrators to meet halfway. Students can contact the Student Activities Board at 852-6691 with questions or suggestions for student programming. U of L fencing club carries on 50-year area tradition By Michelle Pearson Staff Writer Fencing brings to mind images of a time gone by, of a gentleman defending his lady's honor and other whimsical feudal honors. Unfortunately, in an impatient world, where takeout food and fax machines can dominate everyday life, fencing is mainly enjoyed by those few who can appreciate its timeless qualities. Such people can be found at the University of Louisville Fencing Club, an organization dedicated to teaching the art to students.