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County vote disputed by Gore

With the recount in Florida still ongoing, the Gore-Lieberman campaign is taking extra steps to ensure fair election results.

Bush leads; Gore supports legal fight

Two days after the presidential election, it is still unknown who will be the next president.

Missing student to be featured on Fox show

Missing student Jill Behrman, who was last seen Wednesday, May 31 riding her bike in Bloomington, will be featured on Fox's "Million Dollar Mysteries" tonight.

Event showcases Islamic culture

Ashton Center's Clubhouse was filled Wednesday night with posters, maps, postcards and various other items showcasing different international cultures as part of Islam Awareness Week.

Outstanding greeks honored at awards ceremony

About a hundred people gathered at Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union Wednesday night to celebrate the past year's achievements of IU's greek men and women in the annual Greek Awards Ceremony.

Turnout below average

The significance of voting has taken on new meaning while Florida recounts county ballots, making sure each individual ballot is counted correctly. A small group not only can make a difference, but might decide the presidency of the United States.

Election losers plan futures

Hoosiers hired and fired more than a dozen public servants Tuesday. While the nation scrutinizes Florida's election results, unsuccessful Indiana candidates rest, make future career plans and watch the presidential battle unfold.

Internet aids campaign

Modern election campaigns are composed of two separate offensive strategies: the air war and the ground war.

A win for the Democrats

Trust me when I say, this was a watershed election for me. Every which way I turned, I faced decisions on the ballot between the lesser of two or three evils.

The elections are not over yet

I just do not see what all the fuss is about. In fact, I cannot figure out why everyone is declaring that we have a new president.

University theater tackles Moliere

Shakespeare is taught in 300-level acting, whereas the work of the French playwright Moliere is reserved for the 500-level courses.

Elliot, the Jazz June light up Rhino's

Elliott and the Jazz June have two of the sweatiest singer/guitar players ever known to man. As they dripped sweat all over their guitars, the audience saw the emotion and effort that goes into the music of each of these bands. The energy was infectious and characteristic of Wednesday night's concert at Rhino's.

The wrong president

As of this writing, it looks like George W. Bush is going to win. I think it's interesting when we have a president who most citizens don't want.

Bush confident of victory

AUSTIN, Texas -- It was still raining Wednesday in Austin, Texas, and there was still no president-elect.

Recount critical for Gore

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- With the presidential race still too close to call, Vice President Al Gore and Texas Gov. George W. Bush are confident the final vote in Florida will swing in their favor.

Suspense evident in Nashville

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- They were exhausted. They were run down. And still they waited.

Texans anticipate final decision

AUSTIN, Texas -- After a crowd of thousands left the street in front of the Texas capitol Tuesday night, a smaller crowd was left behind.

Team awaits Big Ten awards

Men in Black

Summer event movies just don't get better than this one. The movie obviously has tons of glitzy visual effects and stunning production design by Bo Welch, but it is also smart and funny. Fans of the movie who have been impatient for the release of the DVD will be pleasantly surprised to find the three DVD versions of the film well worth the wait. But those with extra cash will definitely want the limited edition of the DVD.

'Bull's' stock rising

Career envy is one of the necessary ingredients of any great television show. Take some attractive stars, decent writing (a little less decent if the stars are really attractive) and put them in a highly enviable job environment, and it's a pretty good bet the show will be a hit. Throngs of viewers will tune in each week to vicariously live out their dreams of becoming highly successful doctors, lawyers or journalists at glamorous fashion magazines.