Education No. 1 goal for team
Eighty-three members of the football team earned a 3.0 grade point average during the 2009-2010 academic year. Forty-two athletes earned the distinction in the fall and 41 athletes in the spring.
Eighty-three members of the football team earned a 3.0 grade point average during the 2009-2010 academic year. Forty-two athletes earned the distinction in the fall and 41 athletes in the spring.
After 54 holes and 850 strokes, it came down to only three shots. A mere three shots kept the IU men’s golf team from advancing to the NCAA Championships and gave the Hoosiers a ninth-place finish.
After 54 holes and 850 strokes, it came down to only three shots. A mere three shots kept the IU men’s golf team from advancing to the NCAA Championships and gave the Hoosiers a ninth-place finish.
Helio Castroneves won the pole position Saturday for the 2010 Indianapolis 500, with an average speed of 227.970 miles per hour. He even put up one lap at 228 miles per hour, the fastest lap since 2006. His 2010 qualifying speeds were faster than last year’s qualifying speed by 3.1 miles per hour.
Ford performed Friday at the Bluebird Nightclub to a large and rowdy crowd. He is currently on a nationwide tour, which heads to Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri before the month’s end.
Nathan Altenhofen wears the “defensive-minded coach” badge proudly. And given the emphasis IU women’s basketball coach Felisha Legette-Jack has placed on defense, the team’s new assistant coach feels that’s where he can help jump-start the program
In previous years, educators welcomed the new age of technology and encouraged students’ use of personal computers. But now, laptop computers seem to be more of a distraction than an extension of the learning process.
Six members of the women’s team earned a grade point average of 3.0 or higher during the spring semester. Hoosiers earning this distinction include junior Danilsa Andujar, sophomore Jasmine Davis, senior Jori Davis, junior Lindsay Enterline, junior Georgie Jones and now-graduate Andrea McGuirt.
A kick-off event for the IU Campus Recreational Sports Step Into Fitness program will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the IU Art Museum.
The Hoosiers (27-25, 12-12) did just that Saturday afternoon at Sembower Field, winning 16-6 over Illinois (26-26, 10-14) to earn the sixth and final seed to this week’s Big Ten Tournament in Columbus, Ohio.
Obesity expert and School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Associate Professor Dong-Chul Seo conducted a study that indicated engaging in the recommended amount of leisure-time physical activity decreased obesity rates in only white women, blurring the lines of the roles gender and ethnicity play in obesity prevention.
Becca Lanter will be remembered for her compassionate heart, her smile and her fun-loving personality. A memorial in honor of Lanter took place Sunday at the Student Recreational Services Center, where Lanter worked.
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FORT WAYNE — Former Rep. Mark Souder planned to end his re-election campaign even before his extramarital affair with a female aide became known because he was burnt out from more than 15 years in Congress, he said in an interview published Sunday.
After some research and a trip down memory lane, I’ve come to the conclusion that the best date night in Bloomington is dining at the Scenic View restaurant followed by a visit to the “cutouts,” all near Lake Monroe.
Third Annual GuitArt Auction to benefit Rhino's Youth Center after school programs. Guitars, hand painted by local community members, will be auctioned starting at $200.
Unless it’s a matter of privacy invasion or a safety issue, the school has no right to get involved in something that occurs away from school grounds.
Romero has been mocking the dreams of indigenous mountainside youths for years.
Just as freedom of speech has no force if we abridge racists’ right to say awful things, so freedom of assembly and property rights have no force if we abridge bigots’ right to embarrass themselves and hurt their businesses by excluding people because of their race.
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