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COLUMN: CVS and the cash control on contraception

Coughing up extra cash for basic human rights.

Hamilton addresses the city after 47 days in office

 Mayor John Hamilton spoke at the State of the City Tuesday.

LETTER: Evidence of a bigger problem

IDS Editorial Staff, The below letter to the editor is regarding the, "Beyonce draws style from a hate group" column: "Mr. Anderson's recent column clearly cherry-picked facts in an attempt to either distort the history of the Black Panther Party or merely to incite controversy (maybe both?). And many IU faculty, staff, and other students are better equipped than I am to defend the BPP's history and mission.  But to me, Mr.Anderson's ignorance, willful or not, is part of a bigger problem here.

LETTER: The history of the Black Panthers

Dear Mr. Anderson,  I’m sorry that you feel as if Beyonce’s Half-Time performance was an inappropriate example to America’s black community.  As an African-American woman who grew up in a south suburb of Chicago, I think I am well versed in the “Black community” as you put it.

COLUMN: North Korea has an information problem

Pyongyang’s biggest threat isn’t a bomb. It’s information

Letter: Justice Antonin Scalia

The damage of Scalia's enduring legacy

COLUMN: Presidents aren’t perfect either

Appreciation for Harding around President's Day.

COLUMN: Gender equality in a galaxy far, far away

COLUMN: ​Read something else: Getting information from various sources

You should actually read this one, though.

IU professor launches luxury baby shoe business

IU art history professor Michelle Facos’s journey to starting MooseBooties began in 2013.

Filmmakers speak about "The Good Catholic" film

Filmmakers discussed the making of "The Good Catholic" at “In the Mind of a Hoosier Filmmaker.”

Indy recycling center halted, conversation continues

Production on a controversial Advanced Recycling Center has been temporarily halted while Indianapolis gathers feedback from interested parties.

Forgotten war, unforgotten soldiers

Portraits of seven veterans in Bloomington who fought in the Korean War.

Students learn chess at local elementary school

Bloomington native Michael May teaches chess to students at Fairview Elementary School, along with many other volunteers.

Politcal anthropologist James Scott to give two Patten lectures

Scott is a notable political anthropologist from Yale University.

BFC discusses Arts and Humanities Council

Arts and Humanities Council promotes curriculum reform

IU freshman Antonio Cembellin couldn't pass up opportunity to play college tennis.

He said he want to play pro tennis, but also wants an education.

Hoosiers prepare for Big Ten Championships

The IU women will compete against the Big Ten this weekend.

COLUMN: Worries about Ferrell's struggles are misguided

Yogi Ferrell has been the recipient of recent criticism. 

IU's improved chemistry translates to the court

The Hoosiers are projected to make the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2002.