WE SAY Security is more important than modesty in the friendly skies.
Arjia Rinpoche sweeps snow from the sidewalks around his Buddhist temple here and thinks of Tibet. There are other reminders — photos of Tibet in a cultural center he oversees and a tall religious monument containing the ashes of the teacher who taught him as a boy.
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When Sen. Jim Bunning, R-Ky., single-handedly blocked a 30-day extension of federal unemployment benefits, he reportedly spouted out “tough shit” to his challengers and then complained at the podium that the debate caused him to miss a Kentucky Wildcats basketball game, it became all too clear how far the partisan gridlock has come.
Inside interviews the student who fought drug abuse by bringing State Radio to Bloomington.
The question to stand the test of time is whether or not men and women can be just friends.
Virginia’s attorney general has advised the state’s public colleges they don’t have the authority to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, saying only the General Assembly has that power. The letter sent by Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli to state college officials Thursday drew swift criticism from Democrats and gay rights activists.
As nature ushers in spring with warmer weather and longer days, people all over India and Indian diaspora populations around the world celebrate the beginning of March with Holi, the festival of colors.
Christian-based texts dominate a growing home-school education market that encompasses more than 1.5 million U.S. students. And a Bible-based version of Earth’s creation is just what most home-school parents want. 2007 federal statistics show 83 percent of home-schooling parents want to give their children “religious or moral instruction.”
It took an overtime period in their last regular season game, but the Hoosiers finally broke their losing streak and avoided the worst slide in IU history against the Wildcats.
The IU Student Association Election Commission heard a formal complaint from the Kirkwood Ticket on Thursday regarding a Election Code violation that could warrant disqualification.
IUSA Congress accepted an updated administrative budget proposed by the current Btown administration Tuesday. The budget does not reflect any spending beyond what was approved last fall, but details ways in which the administration has redistributed funds from one budget area to another.
After placing first in the Tri-State Regional competition of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, Laura Wilde earned a spot to sing at the National Semi-Finals on Sunday at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.
Third time’s not the charm.The IU women’s basketball team won both games against Illinois in the regular season but lost when it mattered most.
McRobbie will be the host of the WFIU radio program “Just You and Me with Joe Bourne” from 3:30 to 5 p.m. on 103.7 FM. McRobbie’s radio time will be spent showing listeners the rock ’n’ roll classics he grew up with and revered as “cool.”
Teter Election Commissioner Andrew Rusch decided Thursday to reject a formal complaint by Ryan Garner, a Residence Halls Association member and personal advisor to Ricky Benning, a candidate for Teter Quad President.
Women's tennis takes on the best, men's tennis returns home after rough road stretch and the track team returns from a strong Big Tens performance.
IU fans might not be interested in hearing it, but Tom Crean eyed something possessed by Purdue on Wednesday. It’s called stability.
When the Hoosiers walk into Assembly Hall on Saturday, they will enter as the Big Ten’s last-place team and with one of the worst records in IU history.
