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Gables auctions off memorabilia

By Joseph S. Pete · Sunday, Jan. 21,2001 11 p.m.

Walking past the Gables, 114 S. Indiana Ave., there is no glimpse of the rich history of a restaurant that's been around for 60 years in one form or another. Or of the legendary Hoagy Carmichael composing "Stardust" on the piano of the Book Nook, the Gables' predecessor; or how the restaurant -- offering sandwichs and cold sodas -- was so wildly popular among students during the "roaring '20s" and when students and Bloomington residents celebrated three NCAA championships over the frothy beer and the made-from-scratch cuisine.

Diverse group protests inauguration

By Matt Demo · Sunday, Jan. 21,2001 10:56 p.m.

WASHINGTON -- We came to support Bush some came to see the spectacle, but in the early morning hours, people along the inaugural parade route had other intentions. The crowd of protesters grew restless after two hours of waiting in the rain. Early reports said Pennsylvania Avenue was controlled by protesters and that there were few Bush supporters in attendance on the street.

Errors in textbooks reflect poor system

By Brian Longly · Sunday, Jan. 21,2001 10:55 p.m.

Did you know one of Newton's laws of motion states force equals weight times speed? Or how about that the equator passes through the southern United States? I know what you are thinking, "stupid journalism major," but this is not the case. The above examples are just some of the errors found in the textbooks being used by students in this country.

Trustee needs to be one of us

Sunday, Jan. 21,2001 10:52 p.m.

Next week, the student body presidents of all campuses and the governor will begin the process to find a new student trustee for the University. In that search, they should look for the most qualified candidate. And those qualifications must include that the student be from the Bloomington campus and that he or she have gone through the undergraduate experience here.

The real Inauguration story

By Duncan Teater · Sunday, Jan. 21,2001 10:50 p.m.

Don't worry. Despite all the inauguration schmaltz, I'm on the real story. All the glitz and glamour can't hide the scandal that will rock this seemingly smooth transition of power.

Finding Forrester

By -Alec Toombs · Sunday, Jan. 21,2001 3:17 p.m.

• Directed by Gus Van Sant • Starring Sean Connery, Robert Brown, Anna Paquin • Rated PG-13 • Now playing at ShowPlace West 12

Hoosiers set sights on Golden Gophers

By David Uchiyama · Sunday, Jan. 21,2001 3:13 p.m.

Minnesota guard Terrance Simmons said before the season started that the Gophers just wanted to have fun this year. They weren't interested in wins and losses because the team doesn't have a lot of talent.

Bellwether

By Jessica Halverson · Sunday, Jan. 21,2001 3:11 p.m.

Anechois Recordings

The Republicrat inauguration

By Duncan Mitchel and Duncan Mitchell · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 4:55 p.m.

It will be interesting to see how this weekend's counter-inaugural protests turn out in Washington. The New York Times reports that the Secret Service will be in charge of security, with checkpoints to search the bags of those who want to watch the inaugural parade, and the D.C. police will be the shock troops on the street.

Middle East still suffering from Gulf War

By Sheila Lalwani · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 12:53 p.m.

This is a historic week for the United States. The 10th anniversary of the Gulf War was recently commemorated. This was the war that sent Iraq out of Kuwait and former president George Bush's approval rating to its highest. Though the United Nations imposed the sanctions against Iraq after the war, the United States -- Bush, in particular -- supported them.

A pouty breed of feminism

By Sarita Chourey · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 12:52 p.m.

"Spoiled Rotten." "Princess." "Brat." "Sexy." "Flirt." "Gold Digger." "Vampire Slut" (goth-pop version). Flirty summaries of our vixenhood make cataloging easy. Bumper stickers for babes. It's chic to be childish, but still seductive. Hey, loosen up, it's just fashion, right?

House debates seat elimination

By Joseph S. Pete · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 10:45 a.m.

With the results from the 2000 U.S. Census in, redistricting looms on the horizon.

Teachers, parents win fight for better pay

By Erin Nave · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 10:43 a.m.

The University announced this week it will raise the salaries of its 20 child care workers. IU will more than double its subsidy to its child care programs, funding an additional $90,000 a year to teachers at the day care centers.

City ready for crowds, protesters

By Colin Ross · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 10:41 a.m.

Saturday, when the inaugural ceremonies peak, both protesters and celebrators will take to the streets of Washington, D.C. Thursday marked the opening of the weekend-long ceremonies with the aerial entrance of six paratroopers and performances by Ricky Martin, Brooks and Dunn and Wayne Newton, among others. Boxing legend Muhammad Ali attended the ceremonies.

Mayor protests portrayal of city

By Joseph S. Pete · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 10:38 a.m.

Many viewers continued to watch CBS Sunday evening after the AFC Championship game.

Coach says IU needs depth to beat talented Buckeyes

By Sarah Trotto · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 12:49 a.m.

Women's track and field coach Randy Heisler looked at the entry sheets for his Hoosiers' meet against Ohio State and determined the Buckeyes could win at least seven events Saturday at Harry Gladstein Fieldhouse.

Team goes for 2 in a row

By Aarno Retherford and Aaron Retherford · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 12:46 a.m.

Coming off an 85-77 victory against conference rival Michigan, the men's indoor track team hopes to continue the momentum when facing Ohio State at noon Saturday in its home opener at the Harry Gladstein Fieldhouse.

Team faces grudge match at home

By Brett Wallace · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 12:44 a.m.

The hockey team last played Miami of Ohio University March 4. In a close contest, the Clubhawks edged out the Hoosiers 3-2. Not only did Miami hold a 3-0-1 record against the Hoosiers last season, but the March 4 game was the national championship.

Hoosiers outmuscle Purdue

By Michael Sherman · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 12:40 a.m.

Wrestling coach Duane Goldman knows he can count on Kevin Stanley. The 5-foot-2 senior has been a pillar of strength for the Hoosiers since bulking up to 165 pounds, a weight class that was surrounded by question marks before the season.

IUSA ready for elections

By Cory Schouten · Friday, Jan. 19,2001 12:36 a.m.

Marking the first official day of the IU Student Association election season, the IUSA president explained the rules to a handful of potential candidates Thursday at Ballantine Hall. Two tickets are expected to announce their candidacies Sunday. President Meredith Suffron, a senior, handed out the timeline for the election and pointed out key dates. Applications will be available Thursday at the Indiana Memorial Union Student Activities Office and are due Feb. 1. Executive candidates will debate Feb. 8 The IUSA election will be held Feb. 20-21. Students will vote on paper ballots or online, Suffron said.

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