18 women turn out to learn self-defense skills
Along with her classmates, former IU student Alaa Fadag put on knee and elbow pads, a padded helmet and gloves to test her self-defense skills against her rape aggression defense instructors.
Along with her classmates, former IU student Alaa Fadag put on knee and elbow pads, a padded helmet and gloves to test her self-defense skills against her rape aggression defense instructors.
While IU Police Department Sgt. David Rhodes has been teaching martial arts since the late 1980s, he didn’t open his own studio until five years ago.
INDIANAPOLIS – A bill that would allow bars and taverns to offer pull tabs and other low-stakes gambling narrowly gained approval Wednesday in the Senate.
Bloomington police are investigating a fight at Kilroy’s Bar ‘N’ Grill that left two men wounded. One of the men received 20 stitches on his face, according to police reports.
Bloomington police arrested two people on charges of dealing cocaine Tuesday night after a six-month investigation and several undercover drug deals, police say.
Saturday marks the beginning of Women’s History Month, and Bloomington will kick off the celebration by highlighting the work of three members of the community.
Mr. Greenspan, I beg of you not to repeat our mistakes and hire Dan Dakich at
As an Indiana alumnus, a graduate of the Ernie Pyle School of Journalism and a working journalist, I’m a little disappointed by what the IDS chose to run in its Feb. 25 paper in regards
As legislators consider property tax reform in HB 1001, they must be mindful that any increased sales tax would have a substantially greater negative impact on hard-working low income
Recently, I found myself watching the “Knight Rider” remake/TV movie/backdoor pilot on NBC. Though not a fan of the original, I
This is regarding Ben Phelps’ article, “Mormon missionaries describe daily lives in Bloomington” (Feb. 18). I wanted to thank Ben for writing an uplifting and informative article about
As a 2007 Indiana University alumnus, born and bred Hoosier and passionate lover of the U.S. Constitution, I was deeply dismayed by Indira Dammu’s Feb. 13 piece, “Guns
I would like a chance to correct an inaccuracy in Scott Tibbs’ Feb. 21 Jordan River Forum letter, “Don’t
I am writing in regard to the eating disorder “story” that was recently in the Health and Science section, “Distorting body image” (Feb. 19). I was expecting to find a well
I would like to start out by commending the powers-that-be who made the decision to allow Gmail and Microsoft to supply e-mail to IU students. The
Say, do you know where that cute outfit you have on was made? I didn’t think so. Unless you’re wearing
More than ever in recent memory, IU needs a student government that really cares about its job.
Barack Obama’s speech-making ability garners as much attention as the candidate himself. He’s a masterful speaker who knows how
The IDS ran a story on Feb.13 about the campus group No Sweat! and its goal to persuade IU not to renew an exclusive contract with Coke in 2009. According
We say “dorms.” Now, you say what imagery comes to mind. Bad food. Worse beds. Showers you won’t touch barefoot for fear of athlete’s foot, dysentery or SARS. Now, we say “Arizona State University dorms.” And now? Heated pools. A theater. An 8,000 square-foot gym. Tanning beds. Cabanas. Wait. Cabanas? Wanting slightly higher living standards in one’s freshman year is understandable, but there comes a point when enough is enough. Vista Del Sol, a new dorm option on Arizona State University’s campus, has reached this point.