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IU professor honored in Time magazine

After devoting her life to studying the brain – others’ as well as her own after a stroke – IU neuroanatomy professor Jill Bolte Taylor’s influence in the mental health community is being noticed worldwide.

'Full speed to the White House'

It was (almost) a premature victory speech for Hillary Clinton. Before any of the networks or major newspapers had called the Indiana race, Clinton declared her triumph in the Hoosier state to a cheering, raucous crowd in the Egyptian Room at the Murat Centre Tuesday night.

Exit poll: Young voters helped fuel Obama’s strong showing

Young Indiana voters, including many who voted Tuesday for the first time, helped Barack Obama come close to defeating Hillary Rodham Clinton in the state’s Democratic presidential primary, exit polls show.

Presidential race not only close call in Indiana

No supporters of presidential or local candidates campaigned outside precincts Tuesday, but there were plenty of signs nearby with arrows telling people to “vote here.”

Primaries bring out voters in record numbers

No supporters of presidential or local candidates campaigned outside precincts Tuesday, but there were plenty of signs nearby with arrows telling people to “vote here.”

Obama supporters optimistic despite Indiana loss

After a day when many Democrats thought they saw an end in sight, the race churns on.

Their fighter pulled through

On Tuesday night, 13 worn-out patrons sharing two pizzas at Greek’s Pizzeria watched the television above their table in uncomfortable silence as the Indiana primary election results were tabulated.

MySpace Messes

In the past few years, MySpace has done one other important thing aside from become a haven for sex predators: It has been a huge outlet for both inspiring musicians and major stars to pimp themselves as much as possible. And obviously, this has led to MySpace being utilized as some barometer of success for up-and-coming musicians and even high-profile stars.

Prima Gallery and SoFA collaborate on ‘Fresh’ art exhibit

The natural order of the Bloomington arts community was disrupted Friday night as IU and Bloomington artists collided at a new local exhibit, “Fresh Walls,” in the Prima Gallery.

Comedic puberty

IDS columnist and Awkward Silence Comedy member, Georgia Perry tells the story of her life as a class clown.

So you wanna be a DJ?

WIUX hosts summer call-out meeting,welcomes new prospects

The longevity of Superbad

Why a movie about illustrated penises and McLovin can define our generation

Something to write home about

IU senior revisits his first months abroad and how it spawned his appreciation for French culture

Return of the rev

The Reverend Horton Heat will play the Bluebird Nightclub May 13.

Now that's what I call comedy

WEEKEND reporter Theresa Bradtke investigates what defines college humor at IU and nationwide

Catch a ride with The Cab

Whisper War was released at the perfect time. It’s meant to be listened to with the windows down on a sunny day. Although the latter half of the album isn’t as impressive as the first, The Cab may have pioneered a new sub-genre: boyband emo.

Third time’s a real charm

With three albums over their 17-year existence, Portishead has never been prolific, but they’ve never taken the chance to skew their outstanding track record, either. Third sees Portishead again living up to their standard that if you’re going to take forever to put out material, it better be damn good.

Harold and Kumar smoke more weed

Back by popular demand, Harold and Kumar pick up where they left off in White Castle with perfecting the art of the well timed fart and stereotypical gags that leave no minority untouched. The chemistry between the characters and the film’s unabashed humor compensate for a mediocre plot.

A new breed of monster movie

The best advice I can give is to ignore the hype, grab some Dramamine, and let one of Hollywood’s most talented production teams show you how a genre can be reinvented with style.

A new breed of monster movie