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Irish defeat Hoosiers 1-0

This season the No.6 Hoosiers have prided themselves on a stifling defense, shutting out eight of the last ten teams they have faced. The backs have been known for smothering the opposing offense as it enters IU territory. Goalie Colin Rogers, with the lowest goals allowed average in the nation at .40, rarely lets the ball touch the back of the net.

Kohl kicks off campaign in earnest

Germany's main conservative party gathered Sunday for a key convention it hopes will pave the way for regaining power in the fall, with former leader Helmut Kohl invited to speak despite a slush fund scandal he has never fully resolved.

65th Big Ten contest is anyone's game

Sometimes, 65th anniversaries are overlooked. They're not considered the milestones that 75th and 100th anniversaries are. But if IU defeats Iowa Saturday, the Hoosiers will return from their 65th match-up against the Hawkeyes with a big gift. A 2-2 record in an uncertain Big Ten where it is anyone's game. Both the Hoosiers and the Hawkeyes are 1-2 in the conference, but with five teams ahead of them at 2-1, the standings in the Big Ten are all up in the air.

Team competes in final series

The IU baseball team is looking to win its first weekend series in the final series of the 2001 season at Illinois. The baseball team is finishing the year at seventh-place Illinois for a four-game set, bringing an end to a season coach Bob Morgan described as unsuccessful. "It's been a long and frustrating season," Morgan said in a press release. "We just look to finish on a positive note and play as well as we possibly can."

The search continues for missing ISU student

The search for Scott Javins will get a financial boost this weekend as family and friends will hold a series of car wash fundraisers around Terre Haute to raise money. Javins, 20, of Terre Haute, left a friend's house at about 2 a.m. nearly two weeks ago, in the early morning hours of May 24. The Indiana State University student talked to his mother on his cellular phone to tell her he was on the way home.

Reality TV goes too far in 'Series'

Execution on Web harmful to society

An Internet company sued last week to be allowed to broadcast Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh's execution on the Internet. McVeigh is set to be executed May 16 in a Terre Haute penitentiary for the 1995, bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City, Okla. That blast killed 168 people.

Rumsfeld doubts value of more force

WASHINGTON -- Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld defended his decision Tuesday not to send a large U.S. ground force to hunt down Osama bin Laden as al Qaeda fighters made a final stand in eastern Afghanistan last month.

Satisfying their sweet tooth

A little boy in an oversized football jersey eyes the tables full of scrumptious-looking, award-winning desserts. Being teased too long with the displays, he decides to make a break for one of the chocolate-dipped biscottis, only to have his mom reign him back in to wait his turn for the real chocolate samples up ahead.

Theater's owner can decide its fate

Kerasotes has put the old Von Lee theater, 517 Kirkwood Ave., up for sale. There is a "no movie theater" clause in the contract, meaning the purchaser may not use the building as a movie theater. The Kerasotes family purchased the theatre in 1976 from the Vonderschmidt family. Kerasotes owns both Showplace theatres in Bloomington. Because they own what was formerly the Von Lee, it is ultimately their decision on what to do with the building.

Former AD talks of future and pressures of the past

During the 2000-2001 men's basketball season, then-interim head coach Mike Davis was under the pressure to perform to the level expected from Hoosier basketball fans to maintain his job past his inaugural season. He did just that, finishing third in the Big Ten regular season, runner-up in the conference tournament and earned a number four seed in the NCAA tournament. Davis performed under pressure from his employers, fans and the media. But imagine the pressure felt from being at the helm of every sport at IU. That's what former athletics director Clarence Doninger faced for 10 years as the leader of IU sports.

Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade

Women's Frisbee heads to Nationals

The IU women's ultimate Frisbee club team, also known as "Calamity Jane," heads to Spokane, Wash. this weekend to compete against other top-16 ultimate teams in the country in the National Tournament. Calamity Jane earned its berth to the National Tournament by edging out 16 other teams to become the 2002 Great Lakes Regional Champions. The Calamity Jane team finished fourth in Regionals and beat the top-three seeds to earn its spot as one of the 16 at the National Tournament.

Perfect performance in weekend tourney

The IU softball team defeated all three of its opponents in the Indiana Invitational this weekend to give it four straight wins and move its record for the year to 9-10-1.

Recreational Sports staff win awards

Look for more on this story in Monday's IDS.

IUSA remembers, honors student

In memory of former student Mark Olley, who died in a boating accident on the White River July 3, the IU Student Association has created a scholarship in his honor.

Around The Arts

IU Opera Theater: "Little Women" -- Based on Louisa May Alcott's novel about the March sisters. Composed by Mark Adamo, directed by Vincent Liotta, set design by Robert O'Hearn. Playing at the Musical Arts Center, 8 p.m., $18-$28 regular price, $9-$14 student price. Call 855-1103 for more information.

Around The Region

Terre Haute residents searching for missing ISU student South Bend student qualifies for Spelling Bee finals University of Michigan names first female president

What else can go wrong?

If I were coaching IU football I'd give the University my two-week's notice, but that would mean I'd have to coach two more football games. Cam Cameron should go through with his. Saturday was pathetic. Utah isn't bad, but the Utes couldn't beat any of the Big Ten's other 10 teams and sure as this is Cameron's last season shouldn't beat IU. Ever.