What: Antelope headdress, known as a Ci Wara or Sogoni Kun, of the Bamana peoples, Mali, West Africa.
The Hungarian Cultural Association of IU presents 'Fehérlófia' ('Son of the White Mare') WHEN: 6 p.m. Friday WHERE: Swain Hall East 140 MORE INFORMATION: Presented as part of the Hungarian Film Series and directed by Marcell Jankovics, this 1982 film is one of the best-known folktales in the Hungarian corpus. "Fehérlófia" will be shown in Hungarian with English subtitles.
MEXICO CITY -- A year ago, Rinko Kikuchi was appearing in mothball ads on local Japanese television. Today, she's nominated for an Academy Award as the world breaks into that most exclusive of clubs: the Oscars.
Some individualized major students write a paper for their senior project. Others write a small play. Some go even further, writing a rock musical large enough to be performed at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. This is exactly what senior Codey Girten did.
I've always felt a mysteriously deep kinship with Bob Saget. A cosmic connection. A spiritual bond so powerful it can bend certain metals. At first, I thought it was just a physical attraction -- an internal octopus of hormonal passion, swinging its wild tentacles of desire.
The Bloomington Playwrights Project is putting on the fourth installment of its series "SEX/DEATH." As an added bonus, this year's version includes a little bit on the subject of birth as well.
Almost two weeks removed from its last matches, the IU men's tennis team hosts a doubleheader today at the IU Tennis Center. The No. 63 Hoosiers are looking for their biggest win to date when they face No. 61 DePaul in the morning match before doing battle with Eastern Kentucky at 5 p.m.
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. That saying is so true, and it is one that will be exemplified this weekend when the NBA rolls into town for the All-Star weekend festivities. With this year's All-Star weekend being in Las Vegas, I had some questions to ask NBA Commissioner David Stern. I decided to conduct a phone interview with him.
Nicotine, Aver's and sexual favors. Natty Light, corn and Internet porn. On the ever-expanding list of college addictions, the Web site YouTube.com is easily at the top. The video site, which was established exactly two years ago today, has quickly become a ubiquitous IU obsession, getting more hits campuswide than bongs on 4/20. With such a wide variety of videos, it's become popular among students of all ages, races and orientations.
IU men's soccer coach Mike Freitag signed seven high-school seniors to national letters of intent yesterday for the fall 2007 season. The recruiting class has four National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Americans, including prized recruits Andrew Adlard and Michael Roach. The Hoosiers also signed Rich Balchan, Tyler McCarroll, Michael Munroe, Alec Purdie and Max Weston.
A man of more wisdom and discernment than I once suggested that the things we hear the most about are the things we understand the least: peace, freedom, love, Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction. We talk ourselves blue-in-the-face trying to chase down each of these nebulous ideas and, when that fails, we talk some more.
Did you have a happy Valentine's Day? No, of course you didn't.
On Saturday, Illinois Sen. Barack Obama announced his intention to run for the Democratic nomination for president in 2008.
Anna Nicole Smith. That's all I have to say, really. I do not have to say anything specific about the stories swirling around her or her death. She has become a punch line unto herself.
A recent uproar at Central Connecticut State University has sparked nationwide concern to draw a line as to what is acceptable in mainstream journalism. An opinion columnist for the university's student newspaper has, judging by public backlash, shown us an example of what is decidedly not acceptable of this nature.
Although New Orleans is more than 800 miles away, Bloomingtonians who crave Creole and Cajun-style cuisine this Mardi Gras -- or any other day -- don't have to travel far to get it. Locally owned Dats, nestled on the corner of Grant and Fourth streets, offers 32 authentic New Orleans-style dishes and the chance for patrons' taste buds to escape to the bayou without leaving town.
Gov. Mitch Daniels would have been barred from signing a $1.16 billion contract to outsource some human services work without legislative approval if a bill now before the full Indiana House of Representatives had been law at the time.
Students who want to catch beads and party the night away on Fat Tuesday don't need to travel to New Orleans because they can enjoy Mardi Gras right here in Bloomington. Local bars will host live bands, change their menus and hold special promotions for the celebration.
When a fertilizer bomb inside of a yellow Ryder moving van exploded in the Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City, nine stories crumbled, 800 people were injured and 168 died. Things were bad, but according to John Hooker III, coordinator of Monroe County emergency management, not as bad as they could have been.
Sexual relations with animals would be a crime in Indiana under a bill designed to toughen penalties for animal abuse. An Indiana House committee on Wednesday unanimously approved the bill, which was introduced after a man was charged with stealing a chicken and killing the animal while having sex with it in northwest Indiana.
