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Regulation or prohibition?
Government regulation of any market tends to inspire protest. Almost everyone agrees that some activities should be supervised while others should not be. Recent debates about abortion and health care services have highlighted the fact that people frequently take mixed positions on regulations.
Hoosiers win first Big Ten matches against Wisconsin, Minnesota
The IU women’s tennis team picked up its first two conference wins of the season this weekend, defeating Wisconsin 4-3 Saturday and Minnesota 6-1 Sunday at the IU Tennis Complex.
King claims 300th victory as IU goes 4-1 at Bucknell
Indiana got back to their winning ways over the weekend, as they claimed a 4-1 record in their penultimate weekend of regular season play.
Hoosierland takes bragging rights from Commonwealth
The Indiana track and field squad joined forces with Notre Dame to defeat Kentucky and Louisville Saturday afternoon. The Hoosierland took back the bragging rights from the Commonwealth in the Border Battle for “Kentuckiana.”
Melloh dosen't allow run in sweep of Nittany Lions
The IU softball team improved to 22-15 overall and 4-2 in the Big Ten over the weekend after sweeping a two-game series with Penn State.
Delts edge out Sigma Chi for victory
Delta Tau Delta beat Sigma Chi and the Cutters to win Team Pursuit.
IUSA passes to Kingsolver
A new IU Student Association president was sworn before a crowd of about 30 Sunday in the Faculty Room of the Indiana Memorial Union.
Hoosiers find new scoring options in 5-2 win
Will Bruin no longer charged down the field with the ball at his feet. Rich Balchan no longer defended the backfield. Andy Adlard no longer flipped after the goals. Three IU men’s soccer players from last season were gone, now playing on their respective Major League Soccer teams. However, that didn’t stop the post-Bruin squad from scoring five goals in a lopsided 5-2 win against Evansville, its first of two spring season home games on Jerry Yeagley Field.
Rollergirls beat down competition
The Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls take on the competition in their latest match.
Teter earns white jersey, record at Team Pursuit
Despite a stormy start to Saturday morning’s Team Pursuit that caused an hour delay, the fast track conditions at Bill Armstrong Stadium made for a record-breaking day.
Erdy comes in 2nd as IU wins adidas Invitational
As players from most every other team huddled around a small, not even 20-inch television inside the pro shop watching the Masters, the IU men’s golf team was down the hill, gazing at the leader board and its third-straight adidas Hoosier Invitational title Sunday at the IU Golf Course.
Coleman savors last days as student body president
The work of IU Student Association President Michael Coleman in the final days of his administration.
Knipp’s triple lifts Hoosiers past OSU in 9th
Down to a final out with the bases loaded and trailing by three runs, the IU baseball team stood on the cusp of losing its first Big Ten series at home Sunday. IU center fielder T.C. Knipp stepped to the plate.
Men's tennis wins 10th-straight at Minn.
The IU men’s tennis team remained undefeated in conference play by getting a pair of 4-3 road wins this weekend against No. 20 Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Belton murder trial begins today
The trial of Michael James Griffin, who allegedly murdered English professor Don Belton in December 2009, begins today with jury selection.
Tasting Asia's foods
Some came for the food. Some came for the performances. Some came for the giant panda. But everyone who came got a little “Taste of Asia.”
IU Student Media names next IDS, Arbutus editors-in-chief
Editors-in-chief have been confirmed for IU Student Media following Friday’s spring publications board meeting. Junior Brooke Lillard will serve as the summer Indiana Daily Student editor-in-chief, junior MaryJane Slaby will serve as the fall IDS editor-in-chief and junior Kayleen Cohen will serve as the editor-in-chief of the 2012 Arbutus Yearbook.
IU researcher weighs in on Twitter, WikiLeaks case
While IU students were returning to Bloomington from spring break, lawyers were filing an appeal after a judge ruled that Twitter must turn over user information for three people tied to WikiLeaks.
Kinsey Gallery's new exhibit focuses on erotic narratives
Narrative and story-driven art from four centuries is the theme for the new Kinsey Institute spring exhibition, “Storytellers,” which opened Friday at the Gallery.










