Ladies First
Ladies First a cappella group rehearses Monday in the Music Annex building for their Thursday performance at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. The singers use pretend microphones to prepare for Thursday's show.
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Ladies First a cappella group rehearses Monday in the Music Annex building for their Thursday performance at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. The singers use pretend microphones to prepare for Thursday's show.
Bob Vortuga and his dog Bogart stand in front of their 'One Million Acts of Kindness' bus that about 60 friends and neighbors helped paint for his 10-year kindness tour across the nation. Sunday, Bob paid IU a quick visit before heading to the their next destination. He plans to return to IU next fall.
Juniors Matthew 'Sully' Sullivan and Nick Ready say their vows as Doug Bauder, GLBT Support Services Office coordinator, officiates Thursday in the Whittenberger Auditorium during a mock wedding. A reception followed in the Frangipani Room.
"Storytelling is the origin of everything meaningful in life, and it all began around a fire," said freelance writer James Alexander Craig Thom. Thom read the last chapter of his upcoming book "The Art and Craft of Writing Historical Fiction" Tuesday evening at The Venue. Thom has been writing full-time for 60 years and has sold about 2.5 million books since the 1970's.
Kelley School of Business graduate student Daniel Cohen, 25, poses outside Kelley's grad building Tuesday, Oct. 27. Cohen was named Indiana's Cosmo bachelor of the year.
A tombstone outside the Baker family's house. Many such tombstones are found around the yard, relics from a tombstone making company that went out of business.
Noel and Andrea Falvey try to comfort their three-year-old son Fletcher, while he is being put to sleep for proton beam therapy at Midwest Proton Radiation Institution. Fletch' recieves treatment 5 days a week for an anaplastic ependymoma brain tumor.
Three-year-old Fletcher Falvey undergoes his seventh of 33 proton beam therapy sessions at the Midwest Proton Radiotherapy Institue in Bloomington. Fletch' was diagnosed with brain cancer and has a 50-60% chance to live.
Falvey's Story
A vigil put on by Gay Recruiters and the Jewish LGBT organization Keshet takes place at IU's sample gates on Monday evening. "The best way to fight intolerance is not with more intolerance, but with tolerance," said Sarah Wilensky, co-chair of Keshet. The vigil was held in response to the shootings on a LGBT youth center in Tel Aviv, Israel that resulted in two deaths. Members also wanted to raise awareness of a grafiti hate crime that occured in Bloomington a month ago, where a suspect threatened to kill the residence.
A fight is slowly diffused during Saturday's IU vs. U of I football game in the southern part of the tailgating fields. More fights occured Saturday than most home games this year and around 16 people were arrested before and after the game, said IUPD Sgt. Chad Bennett. The fight was reported by witnessess to have started from heckling between IU and U of I fans. Police arrived shortly after, and arrested two males (not in photo) for fighting, but who started the fight was yet to be determined as of Saturday.
IU student and Jacob Geary comes to a halt after performing a dive and slide through a combination of mud and beer at the IU vs OSU football tailgate on Saturday evening. The Hoosiers lost to the Buckeyes 33-14.
"Woody" of Atomic Age Cinema swigs some flammable fluid and spits it on a torch to create a fireball, Thursday evening in Dunn Meadow. The theatrics that ensued took place before the outdoor screening of "Night of the Living Dead" and is part of the third annual Dark Carnival Film Festival.
A person views some of the hanging art Tuesday evening in the upstairs portion of Finch's Brasserie during their call out for artists. The call out allowed artists to display their work to the restaurant owners for a chance for their trade of art to be booked. Individuals brought in art ranging from photography and print work to music.
Senior Anthony Mockler (left) and junior Drew Rosenbarger (right) wait outside Jordan Hall Monday afternoon while an emergency drill took place inside. All of the students had to evacuate while the Bloomington Fire Department entered to assess the building. Senior Teal Murphy said the drill was probably not worth it. "Kids should know what they need to do by now," he said. Unlike high school when fire drills meant missing class, lab students in Jordan Hall got behind in their work during the length of the emergency drill.
Wednesday, The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) investigate Sunday's fire at The Little Nashville Opry. Agents of the national ATF task force flew in as far as California to determine the origin and cause of the fire.
Finish Line CEO Glenn Lyon (right) and Finish Line Executive Vice President and Chief Merchandising Officer Sam Sato speak to students from the Retail Studies Organization and answer questions Tuesday in the Whittenburger Auditorium.
Tucker Max answers a question during WEEKEND's interview with him on his "I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell" tour bus. Max and his blog staff were touring the country to promote the movie.
In this episode of the podcast, Jordan Greenberg, Alex Benson and Danielle Panquette interview best-selling novelist Tucker Max.
Peter Duong, a 19-year-old IU sophomore from Terre Haute, was hit by a car traveling southbound while crossing Fee Lane 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. His belongings were scattered across the street and into the grass area of McNutt. IU Police Department officers talked with witnesses and investigated the scene.