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Interview with the Reform Party's Robert Steele

By Sheldon Dance · Friday, Jan. 20,2012 12 a.m.

Robert Steele answers questions regarding the current political system, its corruption by the two-party system and why the Reform Party seeks to rectify the national ills that gave rise to the Occupy movement and are causing voters to flee from both the Republican and Democratic parties.

Indiana Lifeline law progresses in Senate

Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 11:58 p.m.

A state-level version of the University’s Hoosier P.A.C.T. was unanimously approved 10-0 Wednesday by the Indiana Senate Judiciary Committee.

IU Cinema marks first anniversary with high attendance

By Kirsten Clark · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 11:57 p.m.

Roughly a year ago, the showing of “Lawrence of Arabia” filled the then newly opened IU Cinema to capacity.

IU to welcome debate teams from across the country

By Sydney Murray · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 11:40 p.m.

IU will welcome a variety of debate teams this weekend as part of the second annual Hoosier Invitational Tournament, a debate competition that will focus on the topic of whether the United States should increase democratic assistance to Arab Spring nations.

Technology connects to students’ identity

By Katie Dawson · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 11:37 p.m.

After a life full of technology, students are addicted. The preoccupation with electronics and the need to be constantly connected has led students to feel a need to check their computers, phones or iPods even when they’re not supposed to, IU journalism professor and researcher on technology and identity Hans Ibold said.

Alumnus gives back to families

By Hannah Smith · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 11:33 p.m.

For Logan Good, recent IU graduate, his job isn’t just about selling life insurance. He’s selling security — the same security that he was given as a sophomore in college.

IU women remain winless in Big Ten after loss to Purdue

By Trent Stutzman · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 11:21 p.m.

The Indiana women’s basketball team was unable to secure its first Big Ten win of the season Thursday night, falling to rival Purdue by a score of 82-60.

Young Hoosiers take to the road

By Trent Stutzman · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 10:59 p.m.

An overall record of 5-14 and conference record of 0-6 puts the Hoosiers at the bottom of the Big Ten, but they said they hope to overcome early season woes and start climbing up the conference ladder with some wins.

Swim team to partake in history against Purdue

By Jordan Littman · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 10:54 p.m.

Saturday’s Indiana swimming and diving competition in Bloomington against in-state foe Purdue will be unlike any other dual meet in IU’s history.

Wrestlers look to shoot down No. 8 Nebraska

By Kate Wickwire · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 10:50 p.m.

Coming off of two losses against Michigan and Michigan State this past weekend, the Hoosiers are looking to break their losing streak.

Months of preparation lead to team debut

By Ben Simmons · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 10:44 p.m.

Eager to see how months of intra-squad practice translates against outside competition, the Indiana men’s tennis team officially kicks off its spring season Sunday, welcoming counterparts from Western Michigan and Toledo to Bloomington for a doubleheader.

Bayer to go for record at Invitational

By Connor Killoren · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 10:36 p.m.

The IU men’s and women’s track and field squads will have an opportunity to witness redshirt junior Andy Bayer attempt to break the collegiate record in the 3,000-meter race at this weekend’s Gladstein Invitational at Harry Gladstein Fieldhouse.

"Newbies" look to replicate success of past teams

By Jeremy Smith · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 10:34 p.m.

After a success-filled 2011, question marks loom for 2012. The No. 10 IU water polo team will kick off its season this weekend in Ann Arbor, Mich., at the Michigan Kick-Off.

Young team faces stiff competition early

By Evan Hoopfer · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 10:31 p.m.

The lady Hoosiers will kick off the season against Duke University, which is ranked No. 3 in the nation, at noon.

Installation celebrates New Years' tradition

By Kate Thacker · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 10:18 p.m.

Lesley Ham, graduate assistant and curator at the IU Art Museum, said she has been working to identify a collection of prints by Japanese artist Utagawa Kunisada for about a year and a half.

Local art teachers show work in bank lobby

By Courtney Stiehl · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 10:16 p.m.

Old National Bank on Kirkwood Avenue is featuring Teachers As Artists, an exhibit showing the art of teachers from the Monroe County Community School Corporation.

Promoter plays last Bishop show

By Amelia Chong · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 10:14 p.m.

Perhaps better known as the In-House Concert Promoter for the Bishop, Goheen has been working at the bar since it opened in 2009, a year after he finished his studies in music performance at the IU Jacobs School of Music.

Bill to require schools to teach cursive writing

By IDS staff · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 9:56 p.m.

A bill in the state legislature would require Indiana students to learn cursive writing, a requirement that was eliminated last year.

Humane association sponsors animal events

By IDS staff · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 9:54 p.m.

On Saturday, the Monroe County Humane Association will participate in Animal Reading Friends at the Monroe County Public Library, and it will also have a separate low-cost vaccination and microchip clinic. Any pet owner can call the main line for MCHA to make an appointment.

Statehouse Dems fined by Republicans

By IDS staff · Thursday, Jan. 19,2012 9:51 p.m.

Republicans in the Indiana General Assembly are fining Democrats for not appearing at legislative sessions in protest of the right-to-work bill currently being debated.

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