Pay it tribute
Bloomington may have seen its fair share of famous musical performers, but there’s also a lot to be said about its tribute band appearances.
Bloomington may have seen its fair share of famous musical performers, but there’s also a lot to be said about its tribute band appearances.
Many celebrities have come to play for IU audiences throughout the years, but things don't always go as planned. We searched the Indiana Daily Student and Arbutus archives to get the big picture of IU’s live music history. Here are some of the most interesting recent moments.
IU men’s basketball coach Tom Crean informed assistant coach Roshown McLeod on Sunday that his contract would not be renewed for next year and he will no longer be with the team effective immediately.
That night, Bloomington music legend Carrie Newcomer released her new CD with a concert for a sold-out crowd of hundreds of fans and friends.
Fourteen performers with disabilities shared their stories onstage through songs and dramatic monologues in the show “I Am You.”
Since it was her first time seeing The Magnetic Fields perform live, Kirby said she didn’t know what to expect, but afterwards was excited the band had played both new and older, familiar songs.
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.
While no one in the Indiana General Assembly is complaining about their job getting in the way of watching of a struggling Hoosier basketball team, gridlock and flaring tempers aren’t contained to the nation’s capital.
IU is advertising a newly created position that would centralize the public safety and emergency management structures at IU’s multiple campuses.
Alexis de Tocqueville scholars from around the world gathered in the Indiana Memorial Union Walnut Room on Friday to celebrate the publication of a bilingual, French and English, edition of “Democracy in America.”
Peterson, an IU alumnus, is currently Cook’s vice president for industry and government affairs, where he oversees industry, government and external relations.
Every control room in the world’s largest physics laboratory, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, will be staffed by women today in celebration of International Women’s Day.
The various studies are being partially funded by $750 Kinsey Institute Student Research Grants, designed to support sex-related graduate research.
Such work was necessary to ensure the third annual event, a talent show sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon and performed by sorority women to raise money for YouthAIDS, was successful.
Of course, each individual is different. And, by definition, standardized testing cannot accommodate that.
We are the ticket that can accurately describe what our campus has to offer, such as the Union Plus Plan, rather than implementing plans to charge students more than necessary.
I’ve been in quite a few of the different schools here at IU, but it’s the Kelley School of Business classes that stand apart from all the rest.
Palin tried her hand at stand-up comedy during The Tonight Show with Jay Leno last Tuesday and, surprisingly, didn’t fall flat.
WE SAY There should be another alternative to being seen naked.