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Almost Famous: Wishing upon rock stars

Pearl Jam

Holy Armageddon, Batman!

Color Of Soul

Somenone Like You: Won't take any bull

WIUS AM 1570 Pick of the Week: Matmos

Gladiator: Maximus fun

'Boot Camp' should get a dishonorable discharge

Wesley Willis

Bob Schneider

Various Artists

Somenone Like You: Won't take any bull

Beyond the print: fun with ethics

If there's one thing I've learned while working for the IDS, it's that everyone has something to say. This is a good thing. And I want to hear what you have to say about ethics in journalism.

Tomcats in Love

'Boot Camp' should get a dishonorable discharge

PC terms accomplish nothing

The San Diego City Council is now the worst team in San Diego. Forget about the Chargers and the Padres; the council is making decisions that are actually worse than drafting Ryan Leaf.

Ruffle your feathers to duck rock

Finding my inner diva

I have tried to be a diva since birth, but not the kind of princess who can sing Britney better than the pop star herself. And not the tall supermodel with the long blond locks who struts the catwalks in Paris and Milan. I will never be one of those girls.

Jurassic 5 to perform benefit show

The music filling the air during Little 500 will be anything but ancient. Coinciding with the growing popularity of rap music, the IU Chapter of the Hip-Hop Congress and Zeta Beta Tau fraternity announced Tuesday that rap group Jurassic 5 will play April 19 at ZBT. Much of the show's proceeds will go to benefit Bloomington United and Dance Marathon's fund to support Riley Children's Hospital, said sophomore Ross Edwards, ZBT's organizer for the show. He said he is confident the show will be a success.

Former student protests logging on public lands

Mary Demkovich, a 21-year-old former IU student, climbed up a red oak Friday -- a massive tree she named "Prometheus" -- to prevent the private logging of about 60 trees in Yellowwood State Forest in Brown County. She said she doesn't plan to leave anytime soon. Steven Sellers, a spokesman for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, said Demkovich has her facts wrong.