Community Arts
Controversy kicks off election
At the start of the annual election for the IU Board of Trustees, controversy has arisen over a mass e-mail sent by a supporter of John Nash, a candidate for the board and the current president of Irwin Financial Corporation.
Levy's body found in park
WASHINGTON -- The remains of Chandra Levy were found in a Washington park Wednesday, ending an agonizing 13-month search for the federal intern whose disappearance riveted the nation and cost a congressman his career. Police said they still had no idea how Levy died.
Indie rock icon dances the night away
King Crimson, Fripp continue to push boundaries
City to challenge housing ruling
A lawsuit over how many unrelated people can live under one roof could go to the Indiana Supreme Court after a state appeals court found the city\'s tenant restrictions unlawful.
Around The Arts
New composer takes Carnegie Hall chair Bill Monroe Memorial Day Weekend Bluegrass Festival to be held in Rosine, Kentucky
Former music student awarded
Indiana University alumni and former IU School of Music pianist, Winston Choi, recently received first place at the Orleans Concours International Competition in Orleans, France. His awards for this prestigious achievement include concerto and recital showings in France, Spain, Argentina and Bulgaria. He also signed recording contracts with Harmonia Mundi and Quadro Frame recording labels for which he will be recording the complete solo works of Elliott Carter and a CD in the series, "Yearbooks of Twentieth Century" respectively.
Around The World
India troops told: Prepare to fight with Pakistan Civil War in Colombia yields violent street battle In first day of independence, East Timor begins building a nation Senate moves toward final vote on trade package

