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Social Activities Keyed To Little 500 Week End

May 10, 1952 - The A.T.O’s will be hosts to Wilbur Shaw, president of the Indianapolis Speedway, and other officials and honored guests here for the Little 500 at a dinner tomorrow at the chapter house.

?Little 500 Regulations Same as Speedway Rules

May 10, 1952 - Immediately after the pack speeds across the line behind the pace car, all crew members must disperse to their pits, the rules state.

?Lu Ann Simms Promises Kiss For 500 Victor

May 9, 1953 - At the Theta Chi-Kappa Kappa Gamma Bicycle Bounce, Miss Simms promised a big kiss for the members of the winning team.

?500 Fever

April. 25, 1953 - With the approach of the Little 500 next Saturday “500 Fever” has returned to campus again.

Constance Rodenbarger has grappled with mental illness her entire life.

Waiting for help

Students seeking counseling have reached an all-time high. Does CAPS have the resources to treat them?

IU begins Big Ten Tournament against Purdue

No. 43 IU plays No. 12 seeded Purdue at Illinois on Thursday at 11 a.m.

Fall 2015 semester theme revealed

This year’s theme is titled “@Work: The Nature of Labor on a Changing Planet.”

Common wage causes uncommon commotion

Construction wage debate causes clashes between unions, special interests.

Graduate student featured in Philharmonic Orchestra Concert

A violin soloist gains more than experience playing with the Philharmonic Orchestra.

NOTUS vocal ensemble to perform this weekend

The vocal ensemble will be directed by Dominick DiOrio.

Jacobs celebrates “Springfest” at MAC

"Springfest" premieres new pieces, celebrates Russian composer.

Final MFA exhibits shown at the Grunwald

Artists draw inspiration from maps, walls.

Hoosiers split up for Penn Relays and Drake Relays

The Penn Relays will last from Thursday until Saturday, the biggest day of the meet.

IU softball splits doubleheader against Purdue

IU won the first game 6-3 and lost the second game 4-3.

Indianapolis tech company launches on Earth Day

From IDS reports An Indianapolis woman has designed BINBUDS, software that aims to save "textile trash" from landing in the landfill.

Addiction specialists discuss Scott County, Ind.’s drug problem.

Fifty of the state’s most experienced addiction specialists converged Tuesday at the center of Indiana's HIV epidemic.

Former DNC chair travels to Bloomington to endorse Hamilton

The former presidential candidate travels to Blooming to endorse mayoral candidate. 

Council approves BBQ Train Expansion

The city council voted in favor of indoor seating for the BBQ Train

Passion Pit hits pop notes 3 years later, lacks lyrical depth

Passion Pit releases new album, "Kindred."