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After a long dry spell of not being the first at anything, Mitch Daniels put his foot down. He decided we should be the first state in the nation to defund Planet Parenthood. Er wait, excuse me — Planned Parenthood that is.
Before the crowd even began its standing ovation at Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Tuesday night, applause was already escaping from the palms of the audience.
Anyone who spends even five minutes with me these days quickly becomes aware of what an unabashed Neil Young fan I am.
As tuition rates and student debt continue to rise across the country, many colleges and universities also must tighten their belts. IU is no different.
In an act of protest to Gov. Mitch Daniels signing SB 590 and HB 1402 into law Tuesday, two IU students, juniors Erick Gama and Uriel Omar Gama (who goes by Omar), entered the lobby of Gov. Daniels’ office, along with three other individuals. They were arrested about 20 minutes later on the grounds of trespassing.
“My name is Omar Gama and if you are watching this, I just got arrested... My name is Erick Gama and if you are watching this, I just got arrested.” These were statements made by twin brothers and IU juniors Erick and Uriel Omar Gama (who goes by the name Omar), 20, in two separate YouTube videos that were made prior to their arrest. The videos were posted Monday.
Members of the Hoosiers’ 2012, 2013 and 2014 recruiting classes will participate Friday through Sunday in the adidas May Classic AAU tournament at IU.
Osama bin Laden’s death does not signal the end of terrorist threats against the U.S., Lee Hamilton, director of the Center on Congress at IU, said at a Bloomington Rotary Club meeting Tuesday.
While preparing a course, faculty member Henry Kerre Wakhungu said he asked himself, “How do I make a statistics class more interesting for my students?” Now, he has been awarded for his innovative teaching methods.
At the 4th annual Coach Hep Indiana Cancer Challenge on Saturday, participants will run, walk and bike in support of cancer research.
Recent IU graduate Isak Osagyefo Nti Asare can speak five languages and has studied around the world, and despite winning a majorly competitive fellowship, he is more concerned about his upcoming wedding.
The Monroe County Board of Commissioners declared Tuesday a state of disaster emergency throughout the county due to recent record flooding, according to a press release. The state of emergency is scheduled to last until May 20, unless the board votes to extend or cancel it.
In an effort to increase the efficiency of local city and county government, Bloomington City Councilman Steve Volan has organized an interlocal study group to discern the feasibility and effectiveness of a possible 311 system for Bloomington and the surrounding communities.