How many are actual Louisville Grads on here?

[Wordless65]

Post grad endorsement. Daughter graduated Speed in 90’s, granddaughter graduates Speed in December.

 

[STLNBSE]

SIU Saluki 1974, but a UofL fan since the 80s.

SIU guy myself...played baseball there!

 

[Cardsfan62]

i taught myself to be a glass artist and now i make the world largest, safest, smoothest and highest quality glass adult toys[/QUOTE]

Wow, now that's a funny sentence, but very profitable.

 

[Birdie King]

BA in 1960. Baseball with the Olsen boys.

 

[VegasCard1]

1977-1981

 

[CardVille]

1990 BS Mathematics

 

[CardsFirst]

BS ‘84

 

[Ipartiedwithhopgood]

Yes

 

[HedleyLamarr]

Business 82
MBA 84

 

[TheRealVille]

Spent two years in the 80's then enlisted in the U.S. Army planning to return to school. Things didn't go that way as a certain job was too good to turn down. Still consider myself a alumnus.

 

[WhatMeWorry]

SIU guy myself...played baseball there!

At one time, back in the coach Itchy Jones era, SIU was a national power. It was always a good baseball school.

 

[zipp]

Spent two years in the 80's then enlisted in the U.S. Army planning to return to school. Things didn't go that way as a certain job was too good to turn down. Still consider myself a alumnus.

By the broadest definition, you ARE an alumnus since you attended U of L. Most think the word is restricted to graduates...

 

[Guardman]

Alumnus (in Latin a masculine noun) refers to a male graduate or former student; the plural is alumni. An alumna (in Latin a feminine noun) refers to a female graduate or former student; the plural is alumnae.

 

[Guardman]

I counted 32 UofL Grads and 7 UofL non-Grad Alums.

That's a lot more than are on the Board of Trustees.

 

[wilkie01]

I counted 32 UofL Grads and 7 UofL non-Grad Alums.

That's a lot more than are on the Board of Trustees.

Very true indeed.

 

[Tenncard]

Business '86. Should have been '83 but I was on the John Belushi seven year program.

 

[STLNBSE]

At one time, back in the coach Itchy Jones era, SIU was a national power. It was always a good baseball school.

Was there post Itchy era, but we had some good teams. Went on to finish undergrad at U of L. Masters at Bellarmine.

 

[jmac1029]

BA 86, MD 90

 

[BigEastCard]

Business (BSBA) 1993

 

[CardChipper]

Business 1982-lots of smart businesspeople here

 

[shutzhund]

1965-1969

 

[wreckcard#22]

92 undergrad and 95 gradschool

 

[Smithereen]

1984 Business

 

[MikeMcCammon]

Right here, BSC.

 

[francomite]

Class of 64. I'm a proud 75 year old Louisville alumnus.