Community Arts

Laughter delivers best medicine for ‘Hay Fever’

By Taylor Smith · Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 11:37 p.m.

On Nov. 12, the Ruth N. Halls Theatre will become the venue for a band of ill-behaved British characters from the 1920s, engaging in a fast paced comedy of bad manners in Noel Coward’s play “Hay Fever.”

WIUX kicks off Fall Pledge Drive

By Rachel Trees · Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 11:35 p.m.

WIUX 99.1 FM, IU’s student-run radio station, is asking for donations. They began their sixth Fall Pledge Drive Monday that will run until Nov. 19.

Poet, novelist reads works for Patten Lecture Series

Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 9:52 p.m.

Wendell Berry, author of poetry, nonfiction and novels, read selections of his work Tuesday in Rawles Hall 100 as part of the Patten Foundation Lecture Series.

Creativity is universal, award-winning scholar says

Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 9:51 p.m.

Professor Emeritus Henry Glassie, recent recipient of his second American Folklore Society’s award, said he is deeply rooted in the subject of creativity.

India university joins IU for new academic collaboration

By Katie Dawson · Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 9:49 p.m.

President Michael McRobbie recently announced a new partnership between three of Bloomington’s schools and the private O.P. Jindal Global University, located in Haryana, India, just outside New Delhi.

Students report mixed feelings on dorm Wi-Fi

By Sydney Murray · Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 9:49 p.m.

Laptops and wireless internet have become an integral part of higher education, helping students complete work almost anywhere on campus.

Guest columnist: Vive la greve

Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 9:18 p.m.

The strikes, marches, fuel shortages and scattered riots of the past weeks in France seem to be cooling down.

Staff Editorial: Will Obama be the Dem’s nominee?

Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 6:47 p.m.

Liberal activists have been outraged by many of the actions that President Obama has taken.

C.R.E.A.M.ocracy

By Matt Straw · Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 6:47 p.m.

Last week saw the election of multiple candidates from the Tea Party, revelations of Keith Olbermann’s failure to disclose small donations to multiple Democratic candidates and Mitch McConnell’s admission that the Republican Party’s first priority for the next two years isn’t the sinking economy, jobs or even the war.

Same as the old boss?

By Jarrod Lowery · Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 6:45 p.m.

A divided Congress will probably result in a somewhat less energetic, somewhat less intrusive federal government. But come January, when the new bosses get to work, don’t expect them to behave much differently than the old bosses.

A history of inaction

By Celia Grundman · Tuesday, Nov. 9,2010 6:45 p.m.

In one area President Obama's policies have been as deplorable as any past president, if not more so. Obama has failed tremendously in his handling of human rights issues across the board, from Burma, to Darfur, to waiving sanctions for countries that force children into the military.

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Community Arts

Laughter delivers best medicine for ‘Hay Fever’

WIUX kicks off Fall Pledge Drive

Poet, novelist reads works for Patten Lecture Series

Creativity is universal, award-winning scholar says

India university joins IU for new academic collaboration

Students report mixed feelings on dorm Wi-Fi

Guest columnist: Vive la greve

Staff Editorial: Will Obama be the Dem’s nominee?

C.R.E.A.M.ocracy

Same as the old boss?

A history of inaction

Poet, critic to speak for Patten Foundation Lecture Series today

Bloomington ranked one of best places to retire

2011 recruit Zeller to announce decision Thursday

International instructors, students struggle against language differences

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