This is regarding Ben Phelps’ article, “Mormon missionaries describe daily lives in Bloomington” (Feb. 18). I wanted to thank Ben for writing an uplifting and informative article about
As a 2007 Indiana University alumnus, born and bred Hoosier and passionate lover of the U.S. Constitution, I was deeply dismayed by Indira Dammu’s Feb. 13 piece, “Guns
I would like a chance to correct an inaccuracy in Scott Tibbs’ Feb. 21 Jordan River Forum letter, “Don’t
I am writing in regard to the eating disorder “story” that was recently in the Health and Science section, “Distorting body image” (Feb. 19). I was expecting to find a well
I would like to start out by commending the powers-that-be who made the decision to allow Gmail and Microsoft to supply e-mail to IU students. The
Say, do you know where that cute outfit you have on was made? I didn’t think so. Unless you’re wearing
More than ever in recent memory, IU needs a student government that really cares about its job.
Barack Obama’s speech-making ability garners as much attention as the candidate himself. He’s a masterful speaker who knows how
The IDS ran a story on Feb.13 about the campus group No Sweat! and its goal to persuade IU not to renew an exclusive contract with Coke in 2009. According
We say “dorms.” Now, you say what imagery comes to mind. Bad food. Worse beds. Showers you won’t touch barefoot for fear of athlete’s foot, dysentery or SARS. Now, we say “Arizona State University dorms.” And now? Heated pools. A theater. An 8,000 square-foot gym. Tanning beds. Cabanas. Wait. Cabanas? Wanting slightly higher living standards in one’s freshman year is understandable, but there comes a point when enough is enough. Vista Del Sol, a new dorm option on Arizona State University’s campus, has reached this point.
If you haven’t seen “American Gangster” by now, you are cheating yourself out of a wonderful movie-watching experience.
Ray Davies is a legendary musician who rose to fame as a member of The Kinks, a British Invasion band famous for songs such as “You Really Got Me” and “Lola.”
American Music Club is foreign to most, but it shouldn’t be. The Golden Age, the band’s latest, comes off as a sort of calm storm – dark yet beautiful, bringing a strange peace.
The “indie rock” genre covers an exceedingly broad range of sounds – so broad as to make its utility questionable.
Kylie Minogue, “Australian pop princess,” has come full circle. An inevitable evolution from her music of the past, she has officially become a full-blown, dancing, singing, lingerie-modeling fembot.
Films about teenagers and their “problems” haven’t had much success in the past few years, mostly because they follow the same tired formula.
An innovative gift to film from France, “Persepolis” is unique in its elements.
The annual Black Knowledge Bowl is “never boring and always exciting,” said this year’s co-moderator Ghangis Carter. The Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center collaborates with student organizations, university offices and local businesses in hosting the academic competition, which will take place today. PODCAST: Hoosier Headlines
Faced with more than $30,000 in student loan debt, a former IU student decided to auction off her loans on eBay.
Sophomore Rachel James was described as a person who could always make others laugh. On Monday night, James, a Bloomington native, was involved in a fatal car accident on US 231 North after losing control of her vehicle.
