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The media continually and erroneously refer to Sen. Hillary Clinton as the first woman to seek her party’s nomination for president
As an alumnus and a current employee here at the University, I just wanted to let you know that I thought your coverage
Regarding David Talcott’s April 3 Op-Ed piece, “The Limits of Tolerance,” I agree that the value of tolerance should not be taken for
Editors, I’m sure you’ve received dozens of e-mails about Justin P. Hill’s
Cheryl Thomas’ column (“Confused? Me too,” April 8) about a pregnant transgendered man gets one thing correct – its author is decidedly
Today I spoke with my daughter via telephone (long distance); she sounded strange. I asked her the usual sequence of questions: How’s work,
In response to Cheryl Thomas’s article about the transgender man who has decided to have
Justin P. Hill, before you go insulting half the student body by calling pro-choicers uneducated and comparing abortion to the slavery
When you spend more than $120 at a restaurant, you expect champagne and caviar. My daughter and four
While attending a recent spring fashion show, I realized that Little 500 week, the biggest week here at IU, is upon us.
Weekend offers five random events to look for in the Big Five of Little 5.
The bars will no doubt be in their prime for the weekend. Pete Mikolaitis, manager of Nick’s English Hut, shared some of the bar’s more popular drinks.
IU’s fraternity houses will be jam-packed with concerts this week.
Band members, reviewers and fans alike agree on one thing: Seattle-based band Minus the Bear's sound is hard to pin down.
The current adoption laws and regulations in Indiana will prevent hundreds of children from being adopted, critics say. Unmarried couples are ineligible to jointly adopt children under the current law.
The first time I saw “Sweeney Todd,” Tim Burton’s revamping of Stephen Sondheim’s 1979 Broadway play, I wasn’t sure what to think.
After more than 40 years and nearly 40 studio and live albums, Van Morrison has chosen his best assets: a straightforward use of instruments – especially the sax and steel guitar – and the power of his gruff voice.
