Erik Satie and the art of leaving the past
'Gymnopedies,' 'Gnossienes' and the foundation of the avant-garde
'Gymnopedies,' 'Gnossienes' and the foundation of the avant-garde
Like they always say, “If you got it, flaunt it, and turn it into profit for charity.” At least, I think that’s how the saying goes...
Last week, a federal district court judge upheld key measures of the new Alabama immigration law. Alabama claims this measure is necessary due to the inaction of the federal government to stop wasting state resources on illegal ?immigrants.
From Arizona to Alabama and our very own state of Indiana, the new controversial laws in these states have illustrated the serious divide in the electorate about the issue of immigration.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss
Singer doesn't meet potential on third LP
Bird-watching comedy less fun than actually bird-watching
"The Thing" -- dumbly obvious and bloodily overrated
"Footloose" remake/replica has no flavor
We can succumb to naive idealism and endorse the Occupy Wall Street movement or we could make the much harder decision to reject democracy.
As happy as I was watching videos of Shalit embrace his father, I am infuriated knowing hundreds of terrorists are now free to continue murdering innocent civilians.

The board, staffed by Judith Smith-Ille, Jan Ellis and Monroe County Clerk Linda Robbins, discussed a motion to stop using voter precincts and instead open vote centers for the 2012 elections.
In two matches last weekend, the Hoosiers were swept by two top-25 ranked teams, No. 24 Ohio State and No. 9 Penn State. The current 10-game losing streak is the longest since IU Coach Sherry Dunbar took over the program, one year after the Hoosiers lost the last 19 games of the 2006 season.
On Tuesday, IU women’s basketball had its annual media day to discuss the upcoming season. The Bloomington media had the opportunity to talk with any player or coach a part of the team.
The student organization Students for Concealed Carry on Campus represents one side of the issue of student safety.
Midterms are underway, and the semester is halfway complete. With the first eight weeks in the books, it is time to hand out grades to each of IU’s fall sports teams.
After the team’s 4-1 victory against Big Ten foe Michigan on Saturday, it appears the IU men’s soccer team leaders have refocused their team after its three-game skid a few weeks ago. But tonight, as they take on border-rival Kentucky at Jerry Yeagley Field, the No. 19 Hoosiers will have a whole new challenge to conquer.