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Chris Pickrell

Let's talk about sex

By Chelsea Merta · Thursday, June 5,2008 6:52 p.m.

When Alfred Kinsey established the Institute in 1947, the author of “Sexual Behavior in the Human Male” and “Sexual Behavior in the Human Female” was not anticipating shattering societal norms and standards regarding sexuality.

The Indiana State Museum at 650 W. Washington St. in downtown Indianapolis is situated near the Eiteljorg Museum and the IMAX Theater.

From Chicago to Cincinnati

By Matt Howe · Thursday, June 5,2008 6:48 p.m.

The new and exciting college life is all sorts of fun, but everybody needs an occasional change of pace. Bloomington is within a few driving hours of several cities and towns with much to offer.

Brandon Foltz

Alumni to know

Thursday, June 5,2008 6:43 p.m.

Here are some of Indiana University's famous alumni.

Brandon Foltz

Finding the best pizza in Bloomington

By Ashley Ames · Thursday, June 5,2008 6:41 p.m.

Pizza connoisseurs have come to the right place. Bloomington boasts about 10 different pizza places, many with several locations each unique to Bloomington.

COURTESY PHOTO IU Outdoor Adventures

Venturing outdoors

By Dion Hazelbaker · Thursday, June 5,2008 6:30 p.m.

When students feel like they’ve run out of things to do, Bloomington has a variety of different outdoor activities students can take part in, through IU programs or simply on their own.

Herman B Wells

Herman B Wells: The father of IU

By Shannon McEnerney · Thursday, June 5,2008 6:29 p.m.

"Enormously humane and generous.” Those were the first words Chancellor Ken Gros Louis used to describe the University’s “Man of the Century,” former IU President Herman B Wells.

Kelsey Ellefson

Caffeine addiction?

By Dion Hazelbaker · Thursday, June 5,2008 6:08 p.m.

When it comes to coffee, students could definitely settle with one of Bloomington’s many Starbucks coffee shops, but why?

Members of the Cutters team celebrate their victory after Cutters rider, IU senior Sasha Land, crosses the finish line.

World's Greatest College Weekend

By Garrett Stack · Thursday, June 5,2008 6:08 p.m.

Most people who have heard of IU know it’s home to the Little 500, part of what is often referred to as the world’s greatest college weekend.

Chris PIckrell

Police offer tips for students to stay safe

By Sara Amato · Thursday, June 5,2008 4:34 p.m.

When going to college, it is easy to get swept up in the numerous pizza and fast-food places that line the food courts and streets of Bloomington. Going away from home allows students to try new things, experience new environments and interact with other cultures.

Students gather at Starbucks in the Indiana Memorial Union, a popular study spot, for some coffee.

Student study spots

By Zina Kumok · Thursday, June 5,2008 4:26 p.m.

From the bustling, noisy Starbucks in the Indiana Memorial Union to a quiet nook in the library, student study spots are as diverse as the majors the University offers.

David Corso

CultureFest celebrates diversity on campus

By Sara Amato · Thursday, June 5,2008 4:16 p.m.

At IU, it’s all about celebrating who you are. To encourage students to celebrate the similarities and differences of others, the University will be holding its ninth annual CultureFest during Welcome Week.

Alex Schultze

Ethnic Eateries

By Theresa Bradtke · Thursday, June 5,2008 4:15 p.m.

When going to college, it is easy to get swept up in the numerous pizza and fast-food places that line the food courts and streets of Bloomington. Going away from home allows students to try new things, experience new environments and interact with other cultures.

Kevin O. Mooney

Lover of Lotus Fest

By Chelsea Merta · Thursday, June 5,2008 4:09 p.m.

While IU is still experiencing Indian summer and football season is kicking off, downtown Bloomington transforms into an international Lollapalooza: the Lotus World Music and Arts Festival.

Peter Stuttgen

Union offers concerts, speakers, restaurants

By Lauren Younis · Thursday, June 5,2008 3:57 p.m.

The Indiana Memorial Union is the center of activity on campus – literally. The Union’s 500,000 square feet is home to coffee shops, restaurants, a ceramic studio, a bowling alley, a gift shop and bookstore and hundreds of other services, all of which make it one of the largest student unions in the world.

Kirkwood Avenue remains a popular spot for students to eat, shop and enjoy the night life at local bars and pubs.

Kirkwood remains large part of IU’s culture

By Brian Hettmansperger · Thursday, June 5,2008 3:27 p.m.

After moving into the dorms and mapping out the routes to take to class last August, sophomore Rachel Dian and her new college friends walked down to Kirkwood Avenue to see what the city of Bloomington had to offer besides IU’s campus.

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Remedy your TV withdrawal

By Cory Barker · Thursday, June 5,2008 2:32 p.m.

With the end of the fourth season of “Lost” a week ago and the calendar reading June, we’ve officially entered the worst time of the year for TV aficionados like myself: summer.

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