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Cameron fined $10,000 for remarks

Football coach Cam Cameron was fined $10,000 by the Big Ten office Tuesday for remarks directed at officials after Saturday's loss to North Carolina State. The fine will be taken from IU's share of network TV money. Cameron apologized to both the media and IU fans Tuesday at his weekly news conference.

Campus parking continues to pose a problem

The problem of parking at IU has never ceased to be the No. 1 complaint from students and Bloomington residents. Many people stare in envy at a car with an A or C permit, while lowly dorm dwellers' mouths water for a D permit.

Student Web site open for business

At www.iuexchange.com, a student-run Web site that opened Aug. 15, students are given the chance to buy and sell textbooks, CDs, sports equipment, tickets, cars and a list of other items.

Students explore history, gender issues with the help of video games

The syllabus includes Frogger, Pac-Man and Nintendo, but it isn't a blow-off class. F401 "Simulation and Gaming" offered by the School of Education offers students the chance to integrate playing games they love with a more in-depth analysis of those games.

Program helps students find majors

Many students come to IU with a good idea of what major they want to pursue, but for others, this decision is not so easy.

City of Bloomington offers numerous volunteer opportunities for students

It's 3:55 a.m. on a Saturday morning, and Julie Thomas should be sleeping.

We're not in Kansas anymore

Showalter Fountain a traditional target of vandalism

The rioting crowd that surrounded Showalter Fountain Sunday not only tore the bronze fish from their moorings, but dismantled the last remaining original sculpture. Kathy Foster, curator of 19th and 20th century art at IU, reacted with dismay. "I just groaned," she said. "I knew we didn't have any spare fish."

Players owe loyalty to team, not coach

With the appointment of assistant basketball coach Mike Davis as interim coach, IU has made it over one hurdle.

Knight was IU's program

Who should hire and fire coaches?

President should be commended

Firing of Knight will forever damage University

Knight firing 'real world'; protesters wrong to destroy campus

University shot itself in the foot

Violent behavior can't be tolerated

Young players add depth

The best thing about freshmen is they become sophomores, men's soccer coach Jerry Yeagley said about sophomore forward Michael Bock in August.

Randle El starts year quickly

Exclusive Knight interview

Bob Knight still used the possessives "we" and "our" as he reminisced about his first 25 years as a coach at IU and the factors that contributed to his decision to stay as long as he did.