Ken Farmer, one of the most popular and highly respected appraisers on PBS’ “Antiques Roadshow,” will be the featured appraiser at the Kentucky Library and Museum’s second annual “Appraisal Day” from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, May 21, at the Kentucky Building.

Teams of students, teachers and other Bowling Green residents will be walking laps around Smith Stadium track from 7 p.m. tomorrow to 7 a.m. Saturday to raise money for the American Cancer Society. “Cancer doesn’t sleep, so why should we?” said Louisville freshman Jessica Wiser, chairman of the event.

Greek Events Day isn’t the only reason for students to congregate on DUC South Lawn this week. For Pride Week, there are a slew of events that will recognize the support of those who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and questioning. The Outlet Alliance, an organization supporting GLBTQ individuals, had its third anniversary celebration on Monday to kick off the week, followed by yesterday’s National Day of Silence.

Some students might have thought he was just a guy from the audience entertaining them until the real comedian arrived. Dressed like an ordinary college student, Lee Camp stepped up to a microphone in Downing University Center Theater last night without a single prop in sight.

I will be bold and say I do not like Cameron Diaz. I know this is terribly upsetting, especially when the consensus amongst the 18 to 24-year-old male crowd is that she is a unbelievable dream come true. She’s blonde, bubbly, loves to shake her bottom for no apparent reason, has graced the cover of Maxim, and she is willing to belch on the “Tonight Show with Jay Leno” while wearing a low cut top.

tudents walked away from Van Meter Hall Tuesday with a greater understanding of the suffering associated with sexual abuse and an inspirational message. Filmmaker and former model Angela Shelton presented her documentary on sexual abuse that discussed the importance of “breaking the silence” and wrapped up Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Students may not know what to think about subjects such as alcohol abuse, skin cancer and sexual responsibility the week before spring break, but the Health and Activities Center thinks they should. Attracted by free products and screening tests, students made their rounds through the annual Healthy Days display at the Preston Center Tuesday afternoon, an event during Sexual Awareness Month aimed at providing students with useful health information.