Short-handed UConn upsets No. 7 IU
Hosting a short-handed Connecticut squad Saturday afternoon, the No. 7 Hoosiers lost their second game of the season, falling 68-63 to the Huskies.
Hosting a short-handed Connecticut squad Saturday afternoon, the No. 7 Hoosiers lost their second game of the season, falling 68-63 to the Huskies.
The average person would be hard-pressed to find a connection between Kansas, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Michigan and Indiana.
History repeated itself Sunday as the women’s tennis team lost to Duke 6-1 but defeated Butler 7-0.
Four home matches, four shutout victories for the IU men’s tennis team.
Julius Caesar’s mantra “veni, vidi, vici” was the feeling the IU women’s swimming team had after its effort against the Purdue Boilermakers Saturday.
James Hardy isn’t the only Hoosier jumping to the NFL this spring.
On a day when IU moved into sole possession of first place in the Big Ten, Hoosier Nation felt a bit melancholy. It had just witnessed IU’s first home loss since a guy in a blue shirt and red tie replaced a sulky figure in a sweater vest on the sidelines.
D.J. White sat with his head in his hands.
Listen up Hoosier fans, its time to cut the “bullshit.”
Over the PA system at Assembly Hall, I heard a muffled reminder. Fan’s use of profane language could result in a technical foul on the home team.
Here’s the conundrum:
Over the past few years, I have sensed a growing hostility toward politics by young would-be academics. These people don’t object so much to the study of politics as they do the idea that political debate, as written by opinion columnists, or between presidential hopefuls, is not intellectual debate, but something lower and dumber.
A pair of Fulbright scholars prepared momos made of pork and vegetables Friday at the Asian Culture Center, but momos can also be prepared with chicken, turkey and even yak, said Jessie Wallner, a doctoral candidate in ethnomusicology.
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Barack Obama routed Hillary Rodham Clinton in the racially charged South Carolina primary Saturday night, regaining campaign momentum in the prelude to a Feb. 5 coast-to-coast competition for more than 1,600 Democratic National Convention delegates.
People were still trying to squeeze in as the Vietnamese Student Association was getting ready to start its third annual culture night Saturday in the Grand Hall of the Neal-Marshall Black Cultural Center.
This summer, IU will partner with the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater to add health centers that provide Occupational Safety and Health Administration courses. The courses are being added through the Safety Program in IU’s School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation.
Junior Alise Perry defined diversity as “people of different races, social classes and religions coming together for a common purpose” Saturday at Collins Living-Learning Center’s “Making Sense of Diversity” conference.
America’s favorite playboy, or as some like to call him, America’s first “black president,” Bill Clinton has been all over the news lately. Eight years after his “glorious” presidential term, it appears he is running for office again. I know that some might point out it is his wife who is running.
I want to be president. Not because I have a vision for this country, or because I believe in anything, but because the $400,000 annual paycheck would represent a roughly 4,000 percent raise. And you get to live in a swank house. And you get your own stationary.