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Dostoevsky and social sin

By Michael Thomas · Wednesday, July 20,2011 5:15 p.m.

Whenever we fail to greet a homeless person, we kill them in some way.

Due process dead on campus

By Nico Perrino · Wednesday, July 20,2011 5:12 p.m.

A recent Chicago Tribune investigation revealed that of the women who report cases of sexual assault on college campuses, few see their attackers arrested or convicted. But that is about to change.

Informatics professor’s Twitter research leads to licensing agreement, encourages school to examine other commercial possibilities

Sunday, July 17,2011 9:18 p.m.

Last October, an IU informatics professor made national headlines after publishing his paper, “Twitter mood predicts the stock market.” Now his research has lead to an exclusive licensing agreement with a major hedge fund in London.

Monroe County Sheriffs find pipe bomb in debris

Sunday, July 17,2011 8:56 p.m.

Police officers are investigating what they thought was a traffic accident discovered a pipe bomb among debris near the scene outside of Bloomington’s west side, according to a press release from the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office.

State government inceases cash revenues by $1.2 billion, cuts millions from services

Sunday, July 17,2011 8:52 p.m.

Indiana now has cash reserves of more than $1.2 billion after budget cuts, Indiana’s state auditor, Tim Berry, said in a press release.

Dangerous heat index forecasted for Bloomington

Sunday, July 17,2011 8:46 p.m.

The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat watch for much of southern and central Indiana until Saturday evening. The watch for the area includes Bloomington.

USA loses World Cup final: Ind. natives provide inspiration for youth soccer players

By Jacob Groves · Sunday, July 17,2011 8:46 p.m.

Though the U.S. Women’s Team came just short of celebrating World Cup glory for a would-be record-breaking third time, the squad including Indianapolis natives Lauren Cheney and Lori Lindsey were able to spark excitement in a nation and inspire an entire generation of young Hoosier soccer players.

Where and how to stay cool on campus

Sunday, July 17,2011 8:44 p.m.

Here’s a few ways to stay cool if you’re stuck on campus this week.

Open Championship remains ageless, should motivate Woods

By Sean Logan · Sunday, July 17,2011 8:34 p.m.

At Royal St. George’s, the leaderboard was littered with some of golf’s graybeards. With golf’s young guns recently hogging the spotlight, some seasoned vets stole the show.

Dickerson leaves IU, signs with Pittsburgh Pirates

By Max McCombs · Sunday, July 17,2011 8:29 p.m.

Outfielder Alex Dickerson, the former Big Ten Player of the Year for IU, signed a professional baseball contract July 15 with the Pittsburgh Pirates, officially foregoing his senior season with the Hoosiers.

Students react to new requirement to verify citizenship

By Jake New · Sunday, July 17,2011 8:22 p.m.

Indiana state law will soon require IU students to verify their citizenship.

Alumnus wins NBA title, looks to future ventures

Sunday, July 17,2011 8:12 p.m.

Mark Cuban strived to do anything possible to not think about potential outcomes on the court at American Airlines Arena on June 12 in Miami. The Dallas Mavericks owner instead found solace in soda.

Alumnus wins NBA title, looks to future ventures

By Micah McVicker · Sunday, July 17,2011 8:10 p.m.

Mark Cuban strived to do anything possible to not think about potential outcomes on the court at American Airlines Arena on June 12 in Miami. The Dallas Mavericks owner instead found solace in soda.

Local motorcyclists to ride through Brown County for missing student

Sunday, July 17,2011 7:58 p.m.

Motorcycle enthusiasts will have a chance to ride to raise awareness for missing IU student Lauren Spierer on Saturday, July 30.

Recently redrawn Ind. legislative districts pass four key compactness tests

Sunday, July 17,2011 7:56 p.m.

Indiana’s new legislative and congressional districts passed a key test in determining whether they are gerrymandered or not, according to an article from the journal “InContext.”

Pitchfork in the park

By Adam Lukach · Sunday, July 17,2011 7:11 p.m.

From Friday to Sunday, Chicago’s Union Park was engulfed in clouds of smoke and dust, home to three stages and a sea of booths that entertained festival-goers.

The Reading Road: Bus rides and Chicago nights

By Kayleen Cohen · Sunday, July 17,2011 7:08 p.m.

Kayleen Cohen lives her Chicago experience vicariously through literature.

A&E this week

Sunday, July 17,2011 7:06 p.m.

Arts and entertainment this week in Bloomington.

In Politics: Not everything can be sacred

By Jon Todd · Sunday, July 17,2011 3:46 p.m.

The art of politics is compromise. If all tax increases are off the table, any hope of real compromise is shot.

Palin is no Potter

By Sarah Hann · Sunday, July 17,2011 3:44 p.m.

Palin isn’t Potter and her opponent isn’t Voldemort. In the real world, things aren’t so clearly delineated. Well, one might say Mother Teresa was good and Hitler was evil. But Palin isn’t Mother Teresa, and she isn’t Hitler.

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Dostoevsky and social sin

Due process dead on campus

Informatics professor’s Twitter research leads to licensing agreement, encourages school to examine other commercial possibilities

Monroe County Sheriffs find pipe bomb in debris

State government inceases cash revenues by $1.2 billion, cuts millions from services

Dangerous heat index forecasted for Bloomington

USA loses World Cup final: Ind. natives provide inspiration for youth soccer players

Where and how to stay cool on campus

Open Championship remains ageless, should motivate Woods

Dickerson leaves IU, signs with Pittsburgh Pirates

Students react to new requirement to verify citizenship

Alumnus wins NBA title, looks to future ventures

Alumnus wins NBA title, looks to future ventures

Local motorcyclists to ride through Brown County for missing student

Recently redrawn Ind. legislative districts pass four key compactness tests

Pitchfork in the park

The Reading Road: Bus rides and Chicago nights

A&E this week

In Politics: Not everything can be sacred

Palin is no Potter

'Where can I stay?': Law banning public sleeping looms in Bloomington

An IU junior is suing Indiana for the right to use student IDs to vote. What do students think?

Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity placed on cease and desist for alleged hazing

Inmate dies at Monroe County Correctional Center

Indiana football’s pro day ‘a moment of gratitude’ for departing Hoosiers