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SPILL gives advice anonymously

By VICTORIA SUMMERS · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 11:41 p.m.

SPILL, which stands for Supporting Peers in Laidback Listening, is an anonymous peer-to-peer support system where students can go online to vent or ask for advice about their problems and concerns with which they are dealing

RPS aims for total keyless dorm entry

By Christine Spasoff · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 11:39 p.m.

Residential Programs and Services is integrating keyless entry and video surveillance at all of its residences halls.

FAILbook explains nature of Facebook ads

By Lauren McConnell · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 11:37 p.m.

Indiana Public Interest Research Group, or INPIRG, has recently published FAILbook, a how-to guide for protecting your online information on Facebook, for the IU community.

New IU institute focuses on patient individualization

By Kevin Knight · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 11:31 p.m.

IU has invested in one of the newest fields of health care — personalized medicine.

Ind. economic index sees five-month improvement

By Amanda Jacobson · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 11:04 p.m.

According to a report released by the Indiana Business Research Center of the Indiana University Kelley School of Business, the Leading Index for Indiana has risen for the past five months.

Ind. lures Ill. businesses with new tax ad campaign

By Michael Auslen · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 11:01 p.m.

Illinois businesses are in the sights of the state of Indiana and the Northwest Indiana Forum, which partnered to launch two new advertising campaigns Feb. 14. Both campaigns include print and billboard advertisements as well as online content geared toward attracting Illinois businesses.

Maysles explains career, cinema

By John Seasly · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 10:48 p.m.

Documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles lectured and presented four of his films at the IU Cinema on Thursday and Friday. On Saturday, he sat down with the IDS to discuss his early career in psychology, his direct cinema style and the idea of truth in cinema.

Students to take on jazz legacy

By Casey Engelman · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 10:44 p.m.

“Kids like to do.”Kathy Heise, art teacher at Fairview Elementary said young students like to learn hands-on.

Column: Beefing up on burgers

By Lily Miller · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 10:40 p.m.

I love burgers probably more than I should. What’s not to like?So much food is related in some degree to the hamburger. It’s essentially become an American phenomenon. After all, what’s more American than the hamburger?

Protesters oppose Senate Bill 590 Monday afternoon

By Nick Cusack · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 9:11 p.m.

Many who marched through downtown Bloomington on a dreary, wet Monday said Indiana Senate Bill 590 is racist and marginalizes the country’s poorest.

Our crazy statehouse: Abortion and Healthcare

By Danielle Fleischman · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 8:52 p.m.

The conservative legislature in Indiana is doing everything it can to get its grubby little hands in between a woman and her uterus.

Our crazy statehouse: Defunding Planned Parenthood

By Paige Henry · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 8:51 p.m.

The Indiana House Public Policy Committee approved a proposal Feb. 17 that calls to eliminate all state funding for Planned Parenthood or any other organization that offers abortion services. House Bill 1205 is now en route to the full House.

Our crazy statehouse: Gay marriage

By Brendan Iglehart · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 8:50 p.m.

Among the other head-scratchers making their way through the Indiana legislature is Joint Resolution 6, which would define marriage as being between a man and woman in the state Constitution.

Our crazy statehouse: Immigration bill

By Jarrod Lowery · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 8:49 p.m.

Senate Bill 590, the Arizona-style immigration bill, is currently working its way through the Indiana General Assembly.

As a cultural pop icon, Lady Gaga was ‘Born This Way’

By Mickey Woods · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 8:11 p.m.

Pop star’s new single speaks to her place in society

Ind. House to discuss collective bargaining for teachers' unions

By Michelle Sokol · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 8:07 p.m.

In a time of budget deficits and education reform, many states have proposed bills to strip public employees of collective bargaining abilities. And teachers are not taking well to the measures.

Early release of Radiohead’s new album

By Brian Marks · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 7:53 p.m.

"The King of Limbs" was released as a pre-order on the band's website, and we've got the early preview of the album.

Buses collide at Seventh Street, Woodlawn Avenue

Monday, Feb. 21,2011 7:52 p.m.

A B bus and the 6 bus were stopped after bumping into each other at 7:30 Monday at Seventh Street and Woodlawn Avenue.

Leaving Borders behind

By Megan Binder · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 7:44 p.m.

For a long time, I wanted to live in the four-story Borders on Michigan Avenue in Chicago.

Eye contact is for the homeful

By Nick Jacobs · Monday, Feb. 21,2011 7:43 p.m.

The grand IDS Housing Fair of Spring 2011 was last Tuesday. If you are still looking for a place to live next fall and you didn’t go to the fair, you are now pretty much homeless. The fair was your last chance to find anything worth inhabiting. At this point I would advise checking out Martha’s House and the Shalom Center because you will soon become very familiar with their homelessness services.

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