E-mail debate: 'Lost's flash-sideways
Cory Barker and Austin Morris hash out their feelings on the new storytelling device being used on "Lost."
Cory Barker and Austin Morris hash out their feelings on the new storytelling device being used on "Lost."
In IU coach Michelle Gardner’s first season, the softball team went 10-39. But this season looks to be an improvement with the addition of a youthful lineup.
The Hoosiers enter this weekend as the undisputed Big Ten kings, but the team’s throne is about to be challenged.
After falling to No. 13 Ohio State on Wednesday, IU will play at No. 11 Wisconsin on Saturday and No. 10 Michigan State at home Tuesday. Outside of the Big East Conference’s Providence Friars — currently in the middle of a four-game stretch consisting of No. 7 Georgetown, No. 4 Villanova, No. 5 West Virginia and No. 2 Syracuse — no other team in the country is facing a tougher span of games than the Hoosiers. But while Providence is facing the Murderers’ Row of the Big East during a 15-day period, IU’s difficult three-game stretch is taking place in a week’s time.
The Badgers beat the Hoosiers by eight points when they played at Assembly Hall in January.
At the Tyson Invitational, several members of the IU track-and-field team will preview what the NCAA Indoor Championships could be like.
Bloomington residents gathered in a room on the second floor of the Monroe County Public Library to hear an update on issues affecting Pakistan.
A local book store with a volunteer staff will celebrate Valentine’s Day and its 8th birthday this weekend.
The Asian Culture Center will sponsor the “It’s the Year of the Tiger! Lunar New Year Celebration” Saturday at the Monroe County Public Library.
The Commission on Multicultural Understanding will sponsor a workshop examining civil dialogue on campus called “What Did You Say?!” The event will occur from noon to 1:30 p.m. Friday in State Room East in the Indiana Memorial Union.
Besides senior night, the IU wrestling team will have its sights set on taking care of a Michigan team that has yet to register a Big Ten win.
Friday night will be the last time the Hoosier faithful will see Angel Escobedo get the Hoosiers off to an early lead at 125 pounds, the last time they will see Matt Coughlin compete in a grind-it-out match at 149 pounds, the last time fans can get on their feet for a Trevor Perry pin at 175 pounds, and the last time they will get a chance to witness Nate Everhart secure a Hoosier victory at heavyweight.
Tina Chong has been added to the ranks of winners of the Jacobs School of Music Piano Concerto Competition.
Just in time for the love-struck weekend, Maria Bamford returns to the Funny Bone Bloomington Comedy Club stage.
A case competition will give students a chance to implement their ideas to improve campus. Winners will receive a $2,500 prize and work with IUSA to implement their plan. The competition will be judged by a board of faculty and students Feb. 19.
Different cultures will collide through dance Friday at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. Students and staff of the Arthur Murray Dance Studio will perform their favorite dances, such as the Viennese Waltz and Tango, at 8 p.m. for the “Love of Dance” showcase.
IU’s first ever Garba & Raas dance competition “Raas Royalty” will take place at 7 p.m. Saturday at the IU Auditorium.
Started just 12 years ago with a performance of “The Vagina Monologues” on a New York stage, V-Day, a global movement to end violence against women and girls, is now celebrated all over the world. This Friday, IU will carry on the campaign to end violence with its own production of “The Vagina Monologues.”