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Hoosiers' win streak ends before meeting with OSU

They were just one match away from extending their seven-match winning streak. A couple points here or a break or two there would have given the Hoosiers their second win against a conference opponent in as many days. But as it stands, the IU men's tennis team looks to pick up the pieces of a lost opportunity heading into Friday's match against No. 4 Ohio State.

Amid scandal, Duke lacrosse coach resigns

DURHAM, N.C. -- Duke University's lacrosse coach resigned Wednesday and the school canceled the rest of the season amid a burgeoning scandal involving allegations that three players on the highly ranked team raped a stripper at an off-campus party. Mike Pressler spent 16 seasons at Duke and won three Atlantic Coast Conference championships. Last year, his team appeared in the national championship game.

Conscience does make cowards of us all

To be, or not to be; that is the question. Shakespeare never had to deal with a question this tough.

Tough love from a sandwich

I have a jar of peanut butter. I also have a jar of jelly. For the last week I've been eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for virtually every meal.

'Foxy' ladies

The award for 2005-06 school year's most misogynistic network has been announced. Without further ado, it is ... Fox. Big surprise, I'm sure.

A lost art (in search of a label)

Last week, I took part in a debate between Republicans and Democrats. (And no prizes for guessing which side of the house I represented). Just before exiting, a self-described independent approached me. In a thick New England accent, he whispered that I struck him "as a good Democrat and as a fine Republican."

Final Four of evil

Now that the Florida Gators have chomped their way to a 2006 NCAA victory, America can snap back to reality and honor its international obligations toward global security. The struggle to combat tyranny, oppression and genocide took a monumental step forward this week as former Liberian President Charles Taylor faced a war tribunal for numerous crimes against humanity.

A vote for student voices

Of the handful of people who actually vote, the most apathetic demographic is the college student -- 18 to 24 years old. By sheer lack of will, it's almost impossible to get the youth voters to show up at their local polling station -- even just once every four years.

NORTH POLE EXPEDITION

NORTH POLE EXPEDITION -- South African adventurer Mike Horn, left, who lives in Switzerland and Norwegian explorer Borge Ousland, right, celebrate with South African, Norwegian and Swiss flags the end of their expedition "North Pole Winter Expedition" at the Barneo ice camp 50 kilometers away from the North Pole, on the frozen Arctic Ocean, Wednesday, a week after the two adventurers became the first men to cross the frozen Arctic Ocean in the darkness of Arctic winter on skis, completing a grueling 1000 km expedition from northern Siberia to the North Pole in 60 days and 5 hours.

Video claims to show downed U.S. pilot deo claims to show downed U.S. pilot

BAGHDAD, Iraq -- A video posted Wednesday on the Internet in the name of an extremist group claimed to show Iraqi insurgents dragging the burning body of a U.S. pilot on the ground after the crash of an Apache helicopter. Parts of the video were blurry, and the face of the man was not shown. His clothes were so tattered it was impossible to tell if he was wearing an American military uniform, but he appeared to be wearing military fatigues.

Police investigate possible arson

IU and Bloomington Police departments and the Bloomington Fire Department responded to three simultaneous incidents of what they believe to be arson early Wednesday morning, said IUPD Lt. Jerry Minger, reading from the police report.

Ivy Tech Career Expo open to all Bloomington students

Ivy Tech Community College will be holding its 2006 Career Expo on the Bloomington campus today from 1:30 to 4 p.m.

Space dwindling in city's 8th annual Egg Scramble

Anyone who drives past Bryan Park Friday night might be surprised by what he sees -- more than 300 adults searching for colored eggs.

Alcohol awareness screenings offered on campus

As the end of the year comes to a close and college students' stress increases because of final exams and the search for summer jobs, some students turn to alcohol to distract them from the stress in their lives.

DMX cancels IU benefit concert

The concert featuring Grammy-nominated rapper DMX was canceled, said Jonathan Potts, a spokesperson for the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.

Academia's fastest computer IU-bound

IU will soon be home to the country's fastest university-owned supercomputer and disk-based storage facility, making IU one of the most well-equipped colleges in terms of research and technology in the world. The computer, made by IBM, will be one of the world's 20 fastest.

Digital Images

Digital Images --Children look at drawings from Bug's Life on a huge screen called 'Artscape' which shows how artists are inspired to moving images from the 2D art process, at the Science Museum, London, Thursday March 30, 2006.

Local live music highlights Union Board's Annual Club Night at Rhino's Youth Center

Live music seems to come with a high price. It is not unheard of for students to spend at least $50 on concert tickets to hear their favorite band. Luckily, IU students have a chance to hear 10 local bands live Thursday night, spend no more than $5 and help feed the hungry.

Foster Student Government invites students to block party with food, music

If a break from studying from exams is necessary this weekend, the Foster/McNutt Spring Block Party can be a scapegoat.

Nice girls don't wear little black dresses