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The Indiana State Office of Tourism Development recently unveiled the new slogan for the state: “Honest-to-Goodness Indiana.” Thus, the Editorial Board took it upon itself to create a couple of more slogans that more accurately reflect the proud nature of our state.
It has reached the point where we have Hollywood actors, whose contribution to society up until now was “genetalia-driven comedy,” taking more of an interest in the American people and policy than the people who have made it their careers.
When women and men are sexually assaulted by commanding officers and infantrymen alike, we need a change. We applaud Gillibrand’s truly patriotic efforts to try and make the military safer.
Winter is thawing, and Little 500 is on the horizon.
WE SAY: We can't decide.
WE SAY: We're not sure.
WE SAY: Brace yourselves, IUSA election season is upon us.
These new prohibitions will likely have no effect on actual smoking rates.
The line of defense between our Social Security numbers shouldn’t just be one staff member conveniently discovering the problem.
WE SAY: America is ready for a female president, just not Michelle Bachmann.
Though there are some flaws in the approach, the Editorial Board applauds SB 276 as a positive step towards improving Indiana’s schools and creating well-rounded students versed in an expansive curriculum.
The administrative jargon and the rhetorical devices don’t make it the most exciting read, but it has real-life consequences that will shape what our University looks like in coming years.
WE SAY: Let Girl Scouts see the green of their entrepreneurial efforts.
The Editorial Board came together to rank the potential Little 500 concerts from awesome but unlikely, pretty good and more likely, mildly offensive, and completely out of the question.
When a country hails it’s playing host to the Winter Olympics with such pomp and fanfare and claims that “Sochi is going to become a new world-class resort for the new Russia,” the press should not shy away from speaking its mind. Even if the problems are indeed of the first-world variety.
Independent of the mutual admiration between IU Student Association and the Editorial Board, we’re proud to announce we believe IUSA has finally done something historic for the student body.
It’s time Hoosiers are actually given rights by our Statehouse. And this is a step in the right direction.
America is getting really gay and the Editorial Board couldn’t be more for it. Several legal occurrences in the past few weeks reflect growing acceptance and equality.
By taking something as inoffensive as the annual Girl Scout cookie sale and politicizing it to fit an anti-abortion, abstinence-only agenda, these mothers and their politician mouthpieces have unwittingly brought the discourse of sexuality and women’s health into their own homes.
Nye awkwardly referred to the decidedly unreceptive audience as “his Kentucky friends.” Ham used the Bible to disprove Darwin’s notoriously discredited concepts of high and low races, while failing to acknowledge its use in justifying centuries of slavery.
