Elevator awkwardness creates social disaster
Let me tell you a secret. Your shoes are not that interesting. And no, the answers to the meaning of life are not written on the ceiling.
Let me tell you a secret. Your shoes are not that interesting. And no, the answers to the meaning of life are not written on the ceiling.
As I read the Oct. 11 edition of the (Indiana Daily Student), I couldn’t help but find Nick Jacobs’ piece, “Do something about it,” utterly ridiculous.
I was standing at People’s Park, listening to a woman shout and people wiggle their fingers like they were spazzing out at show choir.
Walking by our local manifestation of the Occupy movement, I was struck with the silliness of it all.
A Bloomington man was arrested Friday after a night of drinking led to a hospital visit that ended with the man allegedly threatening and spitting on a security officer.
An 18-year-old man reported to police that he woke up at about 1 p.m. Thursday handcuffed to a bed in a white house near 17th and North Dunn streets. He told police he feared he was sexually assaulted.
A Bloomington man was arrested Saturday after police found him overdosed in his apartment.
Growing numbers of public officials are calling for an investigation into forged signatures on the 2008 Democratic presidential candidates’ primary petitions.

This week we discussed accusations of voter fraud against former Indiana Senator Evan Bayh and the closing of the IU chancellor's office.
Home Movie Day, which is every Oct. 15, is a national event in its ninth year. This is its fourth year at IU.
Check out IDS basketball columnist Avi Zaleon's rapid reaction to Saturday night's event on Hoosier Hype.
Saturday evening Hoosier Hysteria takes place at Assembly Hall.
Within the first 2:01 against Wisconsin Saturday, IU accomplished something it failed to do last year against the Badgers: stop a drive.The game quickly devolved to resemble last season’s one-sided contest, however, with Wisconsin triumphing 59-7.
The IDS will be blogging live from Camp Randall in Madison, Wis. Check in and join the conversation.
Purdue was never seriously threatened en route to an 8-2 win.
IU will take on No. 24 Ohio State and No. 9 Penn State this weekend.
The No. 18 Hoosiers (7-3-2, 1-1) are looking to start a new unbeaten streak. The rest of Indiana’s season includes four of its final six games against Big Ten opponents.
Just five days after defending its title at The Firestone Invitational, the IU men’s golf team will head to Skokie, Ill., to compete in the Windon Memorial.
After splitting its final two home matches last week, the IU field hockey team will play its first of four road games to end the regular season Saturday versus Iowa.
Hoosier Hysteria is set to happen Saturday at Assembly Hall.