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Chrissie Hynde: The toughest chick in town

Hello Kitty

Grant scores again in refreshing comedy

Mandolins and beer equal rock

'Enough' predictable, but entertaining

Families of missing Sept. 11 victims 'losing hope'

Steven Campbell will be there to honor his wife when the last stretcher is carried out of ground zero. But Thursday's ceremony at the World Trade Center site will ring hollow for him and others who have yet to find their loved ones' remains.

Commission looks to find more results on alcohol usage

In previous years, incoming students attending an orientation program throughout the summer merely viewed a video about alcohol and drug prevention. Starting in June, freshmen will see the results of a five-year effort by IU officials, which includes vignettes presented during orientation programs and information distributed in registration packets.

Around The Arts

Russia: no plans for 'N Sync's Bass Osbourne Mom to cover Queen's jubilee Artists aim to engergize downtown NYC

Symposium to focus on society's decision-making

June 2-5, the 9th International Symposium on Society and Resource Management will be hosted by the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation and the Department of Recreation and Park Administration at IU. The symposium will consist of presentations and discussions on government policy making, environmental concerns and various other issues relating to natural resource management.

New production company to portray Indian people

As a child, Sonny Skyhawk slipped out of bed one night to eavesdrop on his parents and other grown-ups. He wondered: Did they secretly talk in the odd, staccato way Tonto did on "The Lone Ranger"? Turned out the television series wasn't realistic.

Hip Hop Congress freestyles its way to national convention

Three IU delegates are preparing to attend the first ever Hip Hop Congress National Conference to be held May 31 through June 2. The IU delegates, junior chapter president Alex Fruchter, sophomore treasurer Adriana Guerrero and graduate student Amer Ahmed, will travel to San Jose State University and join delegates from the five other university chapters.

IUSA execs propose bill to raise Congress GPAs

IU Student Association executives want to increase the cumulative grade point average requirements for all members of Congress and congressional leaders of IUSA. The Academic Standards Act requires a 3.2 GPA for the president, 3.0 GPA for the remaining executives and a 2.6 GPA for all Congress members.

Suicide bomber kills 2 in Tel Aviv

RISHON LETZION, Israel -- A suicide bomber blew himself up in a southern city Wednesday night, killing two other people and wounding 27, police and rescue workers said. The suicide blast, the second here in two weeks, followed a series of Israeli attacks that left five Palestinians dead. Among the Palestinians killed in the attacks was Mahmoud Titi, 30, local leader of the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade militia who had said his goal was to build a Palestinian army that would hunt and kill Israeli soldiers and settlers.

'Attack' of the film critics

King Crimson, Fripp continue to push boundaries

Indie rock icon dances the night away

Settling the 'Star Wars' arguements

Lucas still strong with the Force

\'Star\' Fans

Controversy kicks off election

At the start of the annual election for the IU Board of Trustees, controversy has arisen over a mass e-mail sent by a supporter of John Nash, a candidate for the board and the current president of Irwin Financial Corporation.