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COLUMN: Thoughts from CPAC

By Steven Aranyi · Wednesday, March 9,2016 7:39 p.m.

Last weekend, I attended CPAC, or Conservative Political Action Conference, in Washington D.C.

IU biologist awarded $750,000 grant

By IDS staff · Wednesday, March 9,2016 7:21 p.m.

Ragsdale will research genetic switch mechanisms in worms.

Gail Hale shows a recycled fabric, picked up at a sorority house Tuesday at her house. Hale has been using recycled materials to create art objects ever since she was young. She contributed making desinging a background stage during TedXBloomington by using recycled materials in 2012. She plans to use it for upcoming the Trashion and Refashion event.

Local textiles artist works on non-profit decorations

By Anne Halliwell · Wednesday, March 9,2016 7:05 p.m.

Gail Hale reuses fabrics to make nonprofit decorations.

Diver Joshua Arndt goes into his fifth dive of the three-meter competition on Oct. 30 at Counsilman Billingsley Aquatic Center. Arndt competed with Cody Coldren and nine other divers in the quad meet.

IU swimming and diving set to compete in Zone Diving Championships

By IDS staff · Wednesday, March 9,2016 7:03 p.m.

The Championships are taking place in West Lafayette, Indiana.

Police arrest 3 men for theft from cars, urge residents to lock doors

By IDS staff · Wednesday, March 9,2016 6:42 p.m.

The break-ins occurred on East 19th Street in Bloomington at 2 a.m. Wednesday

Opposing Themes in Harry Potter

By Rachel Rosenstock · Wednesday, March 9,2016 5:17 p.m.

Religion and magic can coexist in literature.

Joseph Bernard works at his workbench, Bernard is an experimental filmmaker and is giving a lecture at the IU Cinema, which will be followed by a screening of his short films.

Joseph Bernard to speak at IU Cinema

By TJ Jaeger · Wednesday, March 9,2016 4:53 p.m.

The experimental filmmaker will present 12 short films.

Musicians practice Feb. 3 for a memorial concert for Daniel Berg, a local doctor who died last year. The concert will take place March 10.

Wife to put on memorial concert for late husband

By Maia Rabenold · Wednesday, March 9,2016 4:50 p.m.

Marija Krupoves organized a memorial concert for her husband Daniel Berg at 7 p.m. tonight at the Ivy Tech Waldron.

Defensive tackle Darius Latham runs towards the endzone after intercepting the ball during the Pinstripe Bowl against Duke on Dec. 26 at Yankee Stadium.

Former IU defensive lineman Darius Latham arrested for OWI

By IDS staff · Wednesday, March 9,2016 4:02 p.m.

Latham decided to leave IU a year early for the NFL Draft in December.

FBI investigates Bloomington home

By Samantha Schmidt · Wednesday, March 9,2016 2:07 p.m.

The FBI investigated a home on South Walnut Street Pike Wednesday morning.

Former IU Title IX Director Jason Casares was accused of sexual misconduct early in 2016. He has since resigned his position.

IU freshman files federal complaint against Office of Student Ethics

By Carley Lanich · Wednesday, March 9,2016 11:31 a.m.

Students share distrust in Office of Student Ethics.

IU men's tennis loses at Purdue to extend losing streak to seven matches

By IDS staff · Wednesday, March 9,2016 12:19 a.m.

This was also the first match of the conference season.

Director and head coach Ron Helmer times members of the IU track team during practice September 7, 2007 at the IU Cross Country Course.

IU track and field coach back coaching after transplant surgery

By Seth Tow · Wednesday, March 9,2016 12:14 a.m.

Ron Helmer has been the coach for the last eight seasons.

EDITORIAL: Trump's Policies as dystopian fiction tropes

By Editorial Board · Tuesday, March 8,2016 11:07 p.m.

We Say: With Trump as president, America won't be looking so good

COLUMN: America’s broken drone policy

By Daniel Kilcullen · Tuesday, March 8,2016 11:02 p.m.

Use of unmanned aircraft lacks oversight and transparency

COLUMN: Hogan's battle with Gawker

By Rachel Miller · Tuesday, March 8,2016 11:02 p.m.

The media should respect personal privacy, even for celebrities.

COLUMN: Making America strong

By Chris Mitchell · Tuesday, March 8,2016 11:02 p.m.

Protecting citizens should be the top priority for any government, so we’re lucky that the United States has one of the best militaries on the planet.

COLUMN: Honoring LGBT adoption

By Tristan Fitzpatrick · Tuesday, March 8,2016 11:01 p.m.

On Monday the Supreme Court voted unanimously that states have to honor adoptions by gay parents that move across state lines, according to the Los Angeles Times. The Alabama Supreme Court had previously denied one of the plaintiffs in the case parental rights after her partner had denied her former spouse’s right to visit the children, wrote David Savage of the Times. I support the Court’s decision, but it does raise questions about policies regarding gay families in the United States.

COLUMN: On the decline of American Idealism

By Jacob Worrell · Tuesday, March 8,2016 11:01 p.m.

A recent column that appeared in the New York Times suggests that “American idealism” is failing, citing a number of examples from this season’s presidential candidates and a few dismal facts and figures about the general state of our country in support of its claim. The columnist claimed that “we are witnessing the dissolution of an idea that was once America.” The way it is described in the article, these ideals are crucial to the survival of our society, the “center” around which our culture revolves.

COLUMN: The conscription of Apple

By Zack Chambers · Tuesday, March 8,2016 11:01 p.m.

The corporation Apple is not a criminal. This seems obvious, yet Apple is still facing the threat of involuntary labor.

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