Wheel of Misfortune
By Josh Allen | Apr 17, 2014 12:00 amIf you are an IU student, no doubt you know the tragic fate of Julian Batts, a recent contestant on Wheel of Fortune.
If you are an IU student, no doubt you know the tragic fate of Julian Batts, a recent contestant on Wheel of Fortune.
Surrounded by science majors studying for a test in Ergonomics, I can feel them glare at me and then eventually tell me how lucky I am and how easy I have it as I work on my short story for creative writing.
“The Art of Bowing” begins with so much promise. But then, nothing. Nothing that it has the capabilities to do.
It seems reasonable to me that the beneficiaries of a government program should have to work passed certain obstacles in order to attain the reward.
There is nothing wrong with the administration wanting to modernize
their educational approach, but they need to discover what is most
effective, and the only way they can do that is by monitoring students’
and professors’ reactions to the implementation.
There is no evident reason why opponents of marriage equality should bring the well-being of a theoretical, and apparently conservative, child into a debate over law.
No one. Absolutely no one. In today’s society it is incredibly difficult — if not utterly impossible — to live without deeply-set, perhaps unconscious, cynicism.
Some consider an instantaneous death constitutional, while others have a larger margin.
Members of the IDS Editorial Board discuss the do's and (mostly) don'ts for a successful, unoffensive Halloween costume.
Solutions by The State News
