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Jurado's fantasy world seems like a place we'd like to visit
Jurado's fantasy world seems like a place we'd like to visit
Looks like fun. may be a one-hit wonder
Florida seems to be awash with racist teenage girls.
Retail stores begin blooming with flowery, terrifying new styles of swimwear, with straps appearing and disappearing in places you never even imagined. Women’s magazines begin touting covers emblazoned with bold pink text, promising instruction about how to “lose the winter weight” and “get the perfect beach body.”
we say fraternity-sponsored fighting events are funny in theory, but an embarrassing reality.
Israel, O Israel, why hast thou forsaken me?
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Detective Jason Shaevitz of the Bloomington Police Department had enough evidence to make an arrest Tuesday in a long-term investigation.
The crowd roared with laughter as two actors stomped to the mini-store placed onstage for the opening night of “In the Heights” at the IU Auditorium.
For the third time this season, a top-five ranked team walked into Assembly Hall, and for the third straight game, they walked out with a loss.
The Hoosiers steamrolled No. 5 Michigan State by 15 points Tuesday, and the win proved something.
Former Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White was sentenced Feb. 23 to a year of home detention and a $1,000 fine following his conviction of six felonies.
The new Indiana Youth Group license plate, which supports gay, lesbian, queer, transgender and questioning youth in Indiana, might be eliminated after its unveiling just weeks ago.
I thought I’d heard it all when my editors and fellow opinion columnists informed me Virginia had tried to pass legislation to vaginally probe pregnant women seeking abortions. Apparently, I was mistaken.
We say Virginia’s proposal to reduce gun control is out of touch, especially considering the recent school shooting.
Members of Alpha Delta Pi sorority reported three instances of fraud that occurred Feb. 12, 18 and 24 to the IU Police Department. The women reported that their information had been used by an unauthorized person who has not yet been identified, IUPD Chief Keith Cash said.
The IU Student Association candidate callout meeting will now take place at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Fletchall Room in the Indiana Memorial Union.
Shortly after 9 a.m. Sunday, a custodian in Collins Center called the IU Police Department after hearing a woman screaming.
The deadline to sign up for spring break on-campus housing is 5 p.m. Friday.
The MCAT, the national medical school entrance exam, is undergoing its fifth revision since it was first developed in 1928, said Dr. Jeff Koetje, director of Pre-Health Programs with Kaplan Test Prep.