What was your New Year’s resolution? Was it to reduce your carbon footprint? To eat healthier? To quit smoking? If you lived in Europe, you might have resolved all these and more.
On its Web site, Polsteins Home and Beyond offers its rendition of one of the most traditional symbols of the holiday season: a Hillary Clinton nutcracker that will doom any walnut in its vicinity with the stainless steel teeth secured inside its legs.
On Friday, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), reported that the United Nations and Marvel Comics are working together to produce and distribute a comic in which Spider-Man supports UN personnel on aid and peacekeeping missions.
The New Year just rang in, and with it came millions of resolutions that, let’s face it, probably won’t be accomplished. The Democratic presidential candidates recently shared their resolutions for 2008, all of them staying true to the evasive politician way.
CAIRO, Egypt – Al-Qaida video messages of Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahri can now be downloaded to cell phones, the terror network announced as part of its attempts to extend its influence.
CAIRO, Egypt – Al-Qaida’s American spokesman called on the terror network’s fighters to greet President Bush with “bombs and booby-trapped vehicles” when he visits the Middle East later this week, according to a video posted Sunday.
James Hardy - IU's all-time and single-season record holder in both receptions and touchdown catches - declared himself eligible for the NFL Draft on Friday, forgoing his final year of eligibility.
Students and staff woke up Sunday morning to lights out in five different campus buildings, leaving IU Physical Plant employees scrambling to figure out the cause.
Both the weather outside and the shooting inside Assembly Hall were ice-cold Saturday night, as Purdue defeated the IU women’s basketball team 55-49.
Eric Gordon scored 25 in his Big Ten debut, leading No. 11 Indiana past Iowa 79-76.
Still bowled over? Check out photos from the Insight Bowl game. PHOTO GALLERY: Insight Bowl
Fifteen minutes into the game, the Hoosiers' magical run was over. With the desert sun slowly slipping away into the Arizona night, so did the Hoosiers hopes of winning their first bowl game since 1991. PHOTO GALLERY: Insight Bowl BLOG: Under The Rock
After beating Purdue on Nov. 18, everything had gone the Hoosiers way. Not only did they get to play in a 13th game, but they got to play it in sunny Arizona against a team from the Big 12.
An inspirational season came to a disappointing end Monday night.
For 43 days, the IU football team has had time to soak in their bowl-clinching victory over Purdue. With emotions riding high, the Hoosiers are anxious to end their extended layover.
The Indianapolis Colts ended the regular season Sunday night by losing to the Tennessee Titans 16-10. The Titans earned the sixth and final spot in the AFC playoffs with the win and a date with San Diego Chargers next weekend.
Coach Mike Gundy talks with reporters after arriving in Tempe for the Insight Bowl. BLOG: Under The Rock
Football columnist Matt Dollinger talks about the unique relationship between IU's Bill Lynch and Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy. BLOG: Under The Rock
Before getting down to the business of playing Oklahoma State, the Hoosiers have had the chance to experience the pleasure of actually being a part of a bowl game. Arriving four days before the game, the IU players have had the chance to bond with one another while preparing for their clash with the Cowboys.
IU will activate the text messaging component of the IU-Notify emergency notification service Dec. 14, but many students have not taken advantage of the service.
