Local emergency services tested in mock disaster
The stage was set and the roles were in place on Friday. But when it came time to test Monroe County’s disaster services in Bloomington, the public felt dead in the process – literally.
The stage was set and the roles were in place on Friday. But when it came time to test Monroe County’s disaster services in Bloomington, the public felt dead in the process – literally.
It’s starting again. That sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach – the one you just can’t bear to feel again.
The faculty of IU-Purdue University at Indianapolis has voted overwhelmingly to approve an open letter to the IU board of trustees requesting the next University president treat IUPUI as an equal to IU-Bloomington.
Two car bombs exploded in an outdoor market in Baghdad on Sunday, killing at least 56 people and injuring scores in the deadliest attack since U.S. and Iraqi forces began a major security push around the capital last week.
"Everybody’s working for the weekend. Everybody wants a little romance.”
Yellow school busses have been sitting outside the IU Auditorium for the past two nights to shelter students from freezing temperatures.
A University of Minnesota professor has proposed a draft of all "adults ages 18 to 65, excluding parents of young children" and "a two-year mandatory public-service requirement for 18-year-olds in an organization such as the Peace Corps" (Minnesota Daily, Feb. 6).
With a week off to recuperate and prepare for the Terrapin Invite this weekend at College Park, Md., the IU women's water polo team knows exactly what it wants to do this weekend. "Win some games, play some hard 'D' and hit our shots." junior goalie Jackie Pyrz said.
The IU softball team begins its trek to what it hopes is a second-consecutive NCAA tournament bid when it kicks off the 2007 season at the Crowne Plaza Classic in Houston on Friday. The Hoosiers hope to build upon last year's historic campaign in which the Hoosiers earned their first appearance in the NCAA tournament in 10 years. Head coach Stacey Phillips said she wants the hunger from last year to remain but was quick to warn that this is a brand new year.
Several venues on and around campus have been offering film festivals recently. We at the arts desk thought you could use some enlightenment on the more interesting terminology used in filmmaking. Because there are so many words that have been adopted into the language of directors and their stars, this will be a two-part series. Check back next Friday for more fun definitions.
A bill that would require unhurt passengers to try to get help for injured drivers in a crash is headed to the full Indiana House for approval.
An orbiting spacecraft has sent back new evidence for the presence of water on Mars.
The popular saying goes, "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me." Wise up -- don't be fooled again. U.S. intelligence has laid out so-called "evidence" that Iran is supplying weapons to Shiite insurgents in Iraq.
Well, I don't mean to be a Debbie Downer for all of you out there, but I'm going with another IU loss on Saturday against the Wolverines in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Music is more than a 30 GB Apple iPod to IU sophomore Kyle Hicks. It is an art -- his art, his life.
Huddled around a table, seven boys intensely watch the IU-Purdue basketball game, their eyes not wavering from the screen. Instead of watching the latest chapter in the heated rivalry of the residence halls, a crowd of about ten people turned out Thursday evening to watch the basketball game in the new Foster-Gresham social space, now officially dubbed, "Hoosier Den."
Standing in the day room around lunchtime, the talk is all the same. "Are you going to the dance?" "Do you have something to wear?" "Will Ronnie and Betsy win King and Queen?" Everyone knows what it's like to get excited for a dance, but for the clients at Stone Belt Arc, the upcoming Winter Wonderland Formal Dance is a chance to be like everyone else.
Facing No. 61 DePaul without junior Thomas Richter and with senior David Bubenicek nursing an injured wrist was not going to be an easy task for the IU men's tennis team. If the No. 63 Hoosiers did not come ready to play, they very well could have seen an 'L.'
The IU track and field teams have been hurdling past meets all year long and are finally able to see the finish line. They have only one more hurdle before the Big Ten championships, the Hoosier Hills Invite, this weekend. The invite will be hosted by IU Friday afternoon in the Gladstein Fieldhouse, and will serve as a tune-up meet for the Hoosiers' top athletes.
The IU wrestling team usually ends practice with scrimmages in which coach Duane Goldman simply tells the squad to wrestle. These scrimmages are sometimes sluggish after hours of practice and lifting. There was no such sluggishness this week.