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Just big enough

By William Gryna · Sunday, May 20,2012 8:43 p.m.

From the start of the economic crisis around 2008, there was talk that many of the “big banks” were too big. Regulators looked at banks like Bank of America, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase and said the “too big to fail” idea wasn’t working, and that these banks were really “too big to manage.”

The Party of Rabies

By Sidney Fletcher · Sunday, May 20,2012 8:41 p.m.

You see, as someone who reads an unhealthy amount of political news, I find it pretty easy to disregard controversy as the media’s latest hissy fit — the histrionics of an increasingly irrelevant system. But last week’s report in the New York Times detailing the Ricketts Plan — a $10 million “super PAC” ad campaign proposed to billionaire Joe Ricketts that aimed to use state-of-the-art visual effects and high production values to directly tie the Rev. Jeremiah Wright to President Obama — actually made me mad.

Shut Up, Time Magazine

By Colleen Leahy · Sunday, May 20,2012 8:39 p.m.

Attachment parenting has also been described as a paragon of feminism for (among other reasons) its “refusal to endure a male-centered obstetric history that has taken over women’s bodies and molded them to their preferences for their convenience, their comfort and for their worldview.”

Kelley executive education program ranks high

By Nona Tepper · Sunday, May 20,2012 8:30 p.m.

The Financial Times has ranked Kelley Executive Partners, the executive education branch of the Kelley School of Business, among “the world’s leaders” for the past five years, and 2012 is no exception. Kelley was ranked 34th in the world, 13th among United States business schools, third among public universities and first in the Big 10.

Hoosiers sweep Buckeyes in final series at Sembower Field

By Joe Popely · Sunday, May 20,2012 8:29 p.m.

The team made its third comeback victory in four games to sweep Ohio State (31-25, 11-13 in conference) on senior day. It was the team’s final game at Sembower Field.

Bloomington Speedway USAC Larry Rice Classic Race

New ownership upgrades Bloomington Speedway

By Amelia Chong · Sunday, May 20,2012 8:26 p.m.

It is the spirit and tradition of racing as a family sport that Bloomington Speedway Partners LLC is aiming for as it works toward improving the track.

Juried art show displays art work with sex themes

By Sarah Boyum · Sunday, May 20,2012 8:20 p.m.

The Kinsey Institute threw an opening reception for its 7th Annual Juried Art Show from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the Grunwald Gallery of Art. The show is on display until Saturday, July 21, and features contemporary works by artists from the United States and Canada who explore themes of gender, sexual identity, eroticism and sexuality.

Golf season ends at NCAA regional

By Jason Haddix · Sunday, May 20,2012 7:38 p.m.

The IU men’s golf team’s postseason tournament run came to an end at the NCAA Central Regional tournament Saturday, as the Hoosiers posted a 303 in the final round, 15 shots over par. Competition took place at the Grandover Resort and Conference Center East Course in Greensboro, N.C.

Man arrested for car theft, eluding police

Sunday, May 20,2012 7:31 p.m.

Officers from the Bloomington Police Department responded at about 8:45 a.m. Saturday after a witness reported a man crashed a vehicle into a telephone pole near the intersection of South Rockport Road and West Graham Drive.

Woman in auto crash charged with negligence

Sunday, May 20,2012 7:30 p.m.

A Bloomington woman was arrested Saturday following a car crash. The woman allegedly told police investigating the accident that she had left her five children at home unattended.

Surplus Store re-sells IU goods

By Nona Tepper · Sunday, May 20,2012 7:29 p.m.

Individuals who have ever wished they could own their professor’s office chair or admired a lighting fixture in Ballantine Hall now have a chance with the IU Surplus Store.

The Optimist vs. The Gothic: local high school newspaper, yearbook staffs duel in annual baseball match

By Darryl Smith · Sunday, May 20,2012 7:27 p.m.

Well, that’s at least true for the students of Bloomington High School South’s yearbook and newspaper staffs. The two publications have faced each other in an annual softball game for the past six years, and the newspaper has won every time, including Friday’s match.

Company receives 'F' from Better Business Bureau

By Nona Tepper · Sunday, May 20,2012 7:27 p.m.

The Northern Indiana Better Business Bureau has given a former Fort Wayne meat company staff a rating of “F.” Customers complained about Country Choice Aged Midwestern Beef’s “delivery issues,” “guarantee/warrantee issues” and “problems with product/service.”

Just big enough

The Party of Rabies

Shut Up, Time Magazine

Kelley executive education program ranks high

Hoosiers sweep Buckeyes in final series at Sembower Field

New ownership upgrades Bloomington Speedway

Juried art show displays art work with sex themes

Golf season ends at NCAA regional

Man arrested for car theft, eluding police

Woman in auto crash charged with negligence

Surplus Store re-sells IU goods

The Optimist vs. The Gothic: local high school newspaper, yearbook staffs duel in annual baseball match

Company receives 'F' from Better Business Bureau

Yoga instructors teach classes at IU Art Museum

Jacobs program awards students

Writer adapts Kerouac novel

IU ends regular season with sweep of OSU

IU continues series against OSU after Thursday win

Men's golf play round two of NCAA Tournament

Preach!

IU international enrollment drops by over 900 students

Bloomington man missing for 63 days, nonprofit continues search

IU ranked 6th-worst university in country for free speech in FIRE report

‘It feels hopeless’: Bloomington grapples with aftermath of ICE arrest surge

IU students, faculty concerned over hiring of new School of Medicine dean