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Baroque trio to play free recital at IU

By Emily Campion · Monday, Feb. 25,2008 12:08 a.m.

Dutch performers Jacques Ogg, Wilbert Hazelzet and Jaap ter Linden will be playing a free recital tomorrow night focusing on music of the Baroque period. They will perform at 8:30 p.m. in the IU Jacobs School of Music Recital Hall.

‘The Body Politic’ contemporary dance recitals use new venues for inspiration

By Ashlee Green · Monday, Feb. 25,2008 12:07 a.m.

Twirling movement, straight-line walking and conceptual thinking powered Woodburn Hall 100 Saturday for “The Body Politic: Dance Performances in Sites that Shape Our Lives,” hosted by the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation’s contemporary dance program.

Goat is best part of ‘O Lovely Glowworm’ play

By Jeff corso · Monday, Feb. 25,2008 12:05 a.m.

“O Lovely Glowworm,” written by Glen Berger, is the story of a goat trying to figure out the meaning of his existence in accordance with who or what he is.

Phil Vassar performs for enthusiastic fans

By Meredith Brown · Monday, Feb. 25,2008 12:03 a.m.

“Chug it, chug it, chug it!” an enthusiastic Bluebird crowd chanted to Phil Vassar as he held his cup of beer Thursday night during his Bloomington stop on his first-ever acoustic tour. A fun college crowd is what Vassar was hoping for, and that is exactly what he got.

IU ‘tWITS’ perform sketch comedy

By Kevin Pozzi · Monday, Feb. 25,2008 12:02 a.m.

Under the soft glow of stage lights, about 80 people streamed in and out of the Frangipani Room at the Indiana Memorial Union Saturday evening for the premiere of the University tWITS sketch comedy show.

Shiite pilgrims targeted by suicide bomber

By Angus Shaw and Sinan Salaheddin · Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 11:59 p.m.

40 killed, 60 injured in tent’s detonation

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By Angus Shaw · Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 11:58 p.m.

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Candidates’ expensive campaign promises would face deficit reality check

By Andrew Taylor and Angus Shaw · Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 11:57 p.m.

Lofty goals to hit wall come Inauguration Day

Stimulus package to impact as many as 3 million state residents

By Michael Walker · Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 11:53 p.m.

An economic stimulus package signed into law by President Bush on Feb. 13 could have a strong impact on the Indiana economy, lawmakers said. As many as 3 million Hoosiers could benefit from the law, said Rep. Baron Hill, D-Ind.

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By Angus Shaw and Anita Snow · Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 11:53 p.m.

Cuban lawmakers name Raul Castro Cuba’s new president after his brother’s 49-year rule

A group of protesters hold up signs and shout outside the building where Zhou Wenzhong, Chinese Ambassador to the U.S., was speaking in Indianapolis, Friday. Wenzhong told an audience his country backs a “peaceful development” strategy throughout the world, but he also chided the U.S. for protectionist trade sentiment and said Taiwanese independence is out of the question.

Chinese ambassador’s speech stresses diplomatic challenges

By Elizabeth Dilts · Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 11:52 p.m.

As a guest speaker for the IU Center for International Business Education and Research at IUPUI, Zhou spoke on the subject of China’s peaceful and sustainable development and U.S. relations.

Republican presidential hopeful, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., addresses the crowd during a town hall meeting in Indianapolis, Friday.

McCain stops in Indy

By Trevor brown · Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 11:51 p.m.

INDIANAPOLIS – John McCain, the Republican nominee for president, made his case to Hoosier voters in a campaign visit Friday in Indianapolis. More than 100 of his supporters and members of the public turned out at the Emmis Communication building for the town hall-style meeting led by the Arizona senator.

Age equals Beauty

By Carrie Ritchie · Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 10:37 p.m.

Editor in Chief Carrie Ritchie reflects on 141 years of the IDS

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IU alumnus Shane Hogan stands inside the only T-Mobile cell phone store in Bloomington. Hogan opened the store after he had a jewelery kiosk in the College Mall.

IU alumnus opens first Bloomington T-Mobile store

By Michael Reschke · Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 10:36 p.m.

After owning a clothing line funded by R. Kelly and jewelry kiosks at the College Mall in Bloomington, IU alumnus Shannon Hogan opens up the first T-Mobile store in Bloomington.

Make your voice heard

Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 9:46 p.m.

I just wanted someone to put an article up about our Director of Athletics Rick Greenspan. Everything is focused on Coach Sampson and his wrongdoing, but as I observed Greenspan almost the entire game on Saturday, he just sat there. He never

'Shortchanged' comes up short

Sunday, Feb. 24,2008 9:46 p.m.

Alexandra Chtchedrina’s Feb. 15 article, “Shortchanged,” raises interesting issues related to the drop in the dollar’s value in Europe. However, her assumption that Overseas Study has not changed the scholarship amounts since 2005 is incorrect. The 2005

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Baroque trio to play free recital at IU

‘The Body Politic’ contemporary dance recitals use new venues for inspiration

Goat is best part of ‘O Lovely Glowworm’ play

Phil Vassar performs for enthusiastic fans

IU ‘tWITS’ perform sketch comedy

Shiite pilgrims targeted by suicide bomber

Around the World

Candidates’ expensive campaign promises would face deficit reality check

Stimulus package to impact as many as 3 million state residents

BROTHERLY LOVE

Chinese ambassador’s speech stresses diplomatic challenges

McCain stops in Indy

Age equals Beauty

IU alumnus opens first Bloomington T-Mobile store

Make your voice heard

'Shortchanged' comes up short

Cheating? Fire him

A great idea

Are you a 'real' fan?

Don't let fear cloud reason

City councilmember Sydney Zulich announces run for Bloomington mayor

Indiana men’s soccer opens season with emphatic victory over Notre Dame

Melania Trump grants IU, Purdue $2 million in scholarships

COLUMN: 'The Last House' is a charming yet confusing post-apocalyptic film

PHOTOS: Bloomington celebrates 13th annual Pridefest