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When these California musicians came together to embrace chaos, they became...
By
Jessica Halverson
and Jesscia Halverson
· Thursday, Sept. 27,2001 12 a.m.
Adventures just a hop, skip and car ride away
By
Holly Johnson
and Holy Johnson
· Thursday, Sept. 27,2001 12 a.m.
Serenades kick off Greek Week events
By
Scott McCarty
and Ab D. Phillip
· Wednesday, Sept. 26,2001 2:08 a.m.
Participating fraternity and sorority houses kicked off this year's Greek Week events Monday night by dancing, singing and staging impromptu skits: all activities part of the time-honored serenade.
Jill's House a source of comfort for patients
By
Ab D. Phillip
and Bonner Wade
· Wednesday, Sept. 26,2001 2:05 a.m.
Bud and Peg Howard have a vision, an image of a brighter tomorrow for those in need. This vision encompasses a facility where cancer patients can live for six to eight months while receiving treatment at the IU Cyclotron Facility. The structure will be named "Jill's House" in honor of Jill Behrman, the freshman who disappeared while riding her bike the morning of May 31, 2000.
Many students see millions in their future
By
Ab D. Phillip
and Brittany Ausmus
· Wednesday, Sept. 26,2001 1:57 a.m.
A recent poll of college students showed that 65 percent believe they will be millionaires someday.
Anti-abortion group plans display
By
Alyson Brodsy
· Wednesday, Sept. 26,2001 1:55 a.m.
The anti-abortion group that sued IU for not allowing it to set up graphic photos of aborted fetuses behind Woodburn Hall last September plans to roll through the state with billboard-sized images plastered on the side of semitrailers.
Sharing programs hinder computing network
By
Adam Van Osdol
· Wednesday, Sept. 26,2001 1:49 a.m.
The enormous popularity among students of multimedia sharing programs has noticeably slowed the Internet in residence halls this year. Programs such as Kazaa, AudioGalaxy and Gnutella have had such an impact on the speed of Internet usage that University Information Technology Services has been forced to implement several changes including a temporary "dynamic rate limit" program.
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