'Drones strikes are acts of terror'
Sep 16, 2014 12:53 pmNational Public Radio (NPR) led its “Week in Politics” program of September 12 off with analysis of U.S.
National Public Radio (NPR) led its “Week in Politics” program of September 12 off with analysis of U.S.
Indiana University's efforts to do more to protect the victims of sexual assault and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice are praiseworthy.
Starting college can be an exciting, yet daunting experience. It’s not surprising that, with all the stress that comes with it, many new students gain the dreaded “freshman 15.” A study published in Nutrition Journal found that nearly a quarter of freshmen gain at least 5 percent of their body weight during their first semester , an average of about 10 whopping pounds in just a few months.
The last two weeks have been a firestorm surrounding the Zoe Quinn video-games journalism scandal.
The IDS recently published a letter by Gary Wilson, Ph.D. arguing that there shouldn't be any laws restricting hands-on cellphone use.
According to the Governors Highway Safety Association, 14 states have enacted laws against hand-held use of cell phones by all drivers.
As an IU-Bloomington alumnus (2011), I think I share the same type of condolences about Karlijn Keijzer as the rest of my former classmates.
Ferguson, Missouri is – pardon the unintended pun – a moving target. Events keep taking erratic directions, superseding comment as fast as it’s written.
About 80 percent of the substantiated acts of child abuse and neglect in Indiana are committed by parents or family members.
I was extremely disappointed and angered upon reading the column “Opera is a white man’s game.”
We have experienced bullying from our landlord. And we’ve had enough.
Summer is here, and finding a job is still so hard that recent drops in
the unemployment rate are less attributed to job creation than to people
who have simply dropped out of the labor force altogether.
Technology has continued and will continue to change the job market.
This doesn’t just mean cashiers and bank tellers being replaced by kiosks.
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