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Members of the Women's Student Association hold up signs during a pro-choice rally Monday at the Sample Gates. Club members stood in the windy weather from 1 to 3 asking drivers of cars to honk if they believe in pro-choice rights.
Members of the Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls scrimmage Sunday at their warehouse on N. Curry Pike.
Skaters get ready for their media day scrimmage to begin Sunday at the warehouse where they play on N. Curry Pike.
Hell-No Kitty of the Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls tapes her knee pads prior to their scrimmage on Sunday at their warehouse on N. Curry Pike.
Members the Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls roller derby team take a break for water during warm ups prior to their scrimmage Sunday at their warehouse on N. Curry Pike.
Members of the Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls lay on their backs doing warm ups prior to their scrimmage during media day Sunday at their warehouse on N. Curry Pike.
The Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls team of Bloomington get in a line during warm ups prior to their scrimmage Sunday during media day at thier Warehouse on N. Curry Pike.
Hyeri Lee of Bloomington Indiana practices caligraphy during festivities for the 2012 Lunar New Year Saturday at Monroe County Public Library. Arts and crafts, musical performances and Chinese food were available for all to enjoy.
Kim and her daughter Mackenzie color a picture of a dragon at the Lunar New Year 2012 celebration Saturday at the Monroe County Public Library. 2012 is the year of the dragon.
Bloomington resident Lisa Haymaker has a form of degenerative cervical disease that impairs her mobility. She cannot hold a job and does not receive disability benefits.
Bloomington resident Lisa Haymaker suffers from degenerative disc disease, which prevents her from sitting or standing for more than 30 minutes. Haymaker gets too much money in child support from her ex-husband to qualify for disability benefits, but not enough to pay medical bills.
Graduate student Emilee Mathews and staff member Jullian Hinchliffe pick up tickets from junior Paige Roberts prior to a showing of "Panic at Hanging Rock" on Thursday at the IU Cinema.
People walk through the doors of the IU Cinema before a showing of the film "Panic at Hanging Rock" on Thursday.
Actor, comedian and filmmaker John Barbour speaks to students Wednesday at the Whittenberger Auditorium before the showing of his documentary "The JFK Assassination: The Garrison Tapes." Barbour was the only person to get an interview with Jim Garrison, the New Orleans district attorney who investigated the CIA's involvement on the assassination of president John F. Kennedy.
Micheal Clark mimes to the song "He Wants it All" during Expressions of Dr. King's Dream: A Legacy of Arts Thursday in Alumni Hall. There was also MLK artwork on display at the event.
IU gospel choir Voices of Hope sings "Oh what a Mighty God we Serve" during Expressions of Dr. King's Dream: A Legacy of Arts Thursday in Alumni Hall. This was the first time that this event was held and there are plans of making it a permanent event as a part of yearly MLK celebrations. There was standing room only in Alumni Hall during the festivities.
Malcolm X played by Wesley Lawrence Taylor and Martin Luther King Jr. played by Jeff Robinson have a conversation during "The Meeting" a play about an imaginary talk between the two men Sunday in the Whittenberger Auditorium. Written by playwright Jeff Stetson, the play was free and open to the public.
The city of Bloomington has opened a new recycling center located behind City Hall. Hours of operation for the center are Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a. m. to 5:30 p.m.
Protestors hold up signs after the State of the State address Tuesday at the Indiana Statehouse. The debate over right-to-work legislation has been heated, as Democrats have prevented a vote by refusing to appear in open session.
Abel Tesfaye stumbles into Jacko territory
