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Conan and Leno might be back, but a whole host of TV shows are still writerless due to the screen writers strike, and IU students are getting fed up with watching reruns. Since Nov, 5, 2007, the Writers Guild of America has been on strike against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.
With the presidential primaries commanding much of the media’s attention, November’s concurrent congressional elections might not yet seem pressing to voters.
The same day the Henderson Street parking garage opened on campus, creating a vertical stack of nearly 600 parking spaces, the University’s Task Force on Campus Sustainability released a report advocating alternative transportation, such as carpooling and public transportation. That the two events occurred on the same day was entirely coincidental – the Henderson Street garage had been planned for nearly three years and the task force had only been established for about 11 months, said Doug Porter, director of IU Parking Operations.
About 300 students filled the Whittenberger Auditorium Monday night to see award-winning director Christopher Quinn’s documentary “God Grew Tired of Us.”
Gov. Mitch Daniels wants to create an opportunity out of a state crisis – and he wants it done in six weeks.
IU’s club sports teams, will now have to pay to use varsity practice facilities, including John Mellencamp Pavilion. Previously, athletics offered Club Sports this space free of charge.
IU Provost Karen Hanson called for sweeping changes in campus diversity during her State of the Campus address Tuesday. Speaking in front of the assorted professors of the Bloomington Faculty Council, Hanson summarized issues facing the Bloomington campus.
In my brain, I like to maintain a large storage space where I stockpile my collection of witty and already proven successful conversation starters. This may include any of the following: “My sister’s a huge lesbian, is yours?” “I really love going to gay bars in double wide trailers, and I see you do, too.”
Many students know the Indiana Memorial Union provides students and professors a variety of activities, but some are unaware of the classes available to both enrolled students and non-students.
Sick and tired of talk about his stomach bug, Roger Federer wanted to show he was in Grand Slam form.
Students of the Master of Fine Arts art program displayed their artwork to a crowd of more than 300 students, professors and art connoisseurs Friday in a show at the School of Fine Arts Gallery. Mediums ranged from oil paintings to graphic design to ceramics.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. is already feeling the pressure, and the season hasn’t even started. As his winless streak nears two years, NASCAR’s most popular driver knows he must produce in his new Hendrick Motorsports ride.
The first rule of IU’s Brazilian Jiu Jitsu club has nothing to do with the club’s secrecy. Rather, it focuses on brotherhood and camaraderie.
As the Hapkido Self Defense Club gathers for their its meeting to practice new techniques and deepen internal memorization, P.O.D. blares loudly through the stereo, pumping up the club’s members.
Most of the time, players and coaches don’t like talking about moral victories.
When the Indianapolis Colts fueled my desire to take up base-jumping Sunday, I needed to try to find my happy place again.
Concerns about Barry Bonds’ personal trainer should have been reported by the San Francisco Giants to Major League Baseball, commissioner Bud Selig told Congress on Tuesday during a hearing about the sport’s steroids era.
