The eminently fuckable University of Louisville continues to thrill. The latest chapter in Whormitory Nights features a lawsuit against Katina Powell for writing that mean book.
The student would do better to direct her lawsuit against the UL trustees. They are the long-time proprietors of Mustang Ranch. And they’ve got far more money than that book’s ever going to make.
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UD is told by reliable sources that a consortium of UL fraternities is planning to sue Andre McGee and Rick Pitino for copyright infringement.
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UL’s in-dorm brothel contributes to the decline of an entire industry.
Today, pornography is free, and finding real people who are into exactly what you’re into has never been smoother. It’s not that we’re living in an unprecedentedly immoral age, but that we no longer need to drive to seedy brothels in rural counties to procure our poison.
October 25th, 2015 at 1:16PM
UD: What did you think of the Nobel Prize in literature selection this year?
October 26th, 2015 at 2:21PM
Van: I’ve only skimmed Alexievich’s book on Chernobyl. It’s very compelling testimony. Since it’s translated, I don’t have a good sense of its literary quality. As I understand it, the material has been shaped and styled, in various ways, by the author… I guess I’m thinking along the lines of something like John Hersey’s book on Hiroshima as a similar sort of thing… In any case, I’m not up to speed enough on Alexievich to have a real opinion.