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Local businesses offer sales to combat customers heading home for the holidays
(12/07/17 11:00am)
The holiday season is a businessman’s dream – unless that businessman’s customer base suddenly disappears.
COLUMN: The only gift from 2017: Music.
(12/07/17 4:00pm)
This year felt like a short year. It seems like just yesterday everyone was receiving their 2016 most listened to songs, albums and artists from Spotify. It does not feel like it has been almost a year since John Mayer released the first singles off his newest album, “The Search for Everything,” and it most certainly does not feel like December of 2017.
Republican congressman, senate candidate seeks to position himself as Washington outsider
(12/05/17 3:36pm)
The congressman’s voice echoed off the walls and ceiling of a common room in the Gentry Park Bloomington Senior Living Community.
For the love of Venus: IU statues and where they came from
(12/07/17 2:00pm)
The public art displays at IU are a defining feature of the campus’ character that have a far-reaching history.
Bloomington Holiday JAMboree fundraises for Hoosier Hills Food Bank
(12/01/17 8:00am)
Student performers and artists will gather for one evening to perform in a benefit concert raising money and collecting goods entirely for the Hoosier Hills Food Bank of Bloomington.
IU awarded silver level, bicycle-friendly university
(11/30/17 11:31am)
IU was recently designated as a silver level bicycle-friendly university by the League of American Bicyclists.
Police respond to two reported assaults, attempted burglary Monday
(11/29/17 5:00am)
Assault with knife
EDITORIAL: The presidency should not be an ad spot
(11/28/17 2:09am)
Following the violent events at the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August, President Trump was asked if he would visit Charlottesville. He then replied by saying, "Charlottesville is a great place that's been very badly hurt over the last couple of days. I own, I own actually one of the largest wineries in the United States. It's in Charlottesville."
The Editorial Board's weekly takes
(11/15/17 9:11pm)
Dylan Moore: Russian President Vladimir Putin may be evil, but he has very kind eyes. Maggie Eickhoff: Canceling plans is the quickest and cheapest high you'll ever get. Emma Getz: If the 2017 revival of "Sunday in the Park with George" were eligible for the Tony Awards, Jake Gyllenhaal would have won over Ben Platt for best performance by a leading actor in a musical. Miranda Garbaciak: Carly Rae Jepsen does not deserve the hate she gets. "E-MO-TION" is the epitome of perfect pop. Maddy Klein: Graduate school tuition waivers should not be considered taxable income. Anne Anderson: People are more apt to vote for an alleged child molester than a Democrat. Let that sink in. Josh Hoffer: "Get Out" should absolutely not be competing in the Golden Globes in the comedy or musical category. Carmen Carigan: The Red Hot Chili Peppers are timeless. I know I'm 25 years late on this take, but you can't really be late to something timeless. Lucas Robinson: Former President Zachary Taylor was assassinated. Neeta Patwari: I don't understand winter vests. Don't your arms get cold? Julia Bourkland: Mindy Kaling’s “The Mindy Project” ended this week after six seasons and 117 episodes. Mindy and her work have inspired a generation of young women to be ambitious, diligent, intelligent and unapologetically frivolous.
Bloomington Blotter: overdoses, dumpster fire, forced entry
(11/13/17 6:00am)
The IDS compiles regular weekend crime reports. Here are a few incidents:
COLUMN: The top 10 worst acts of the Trump presidency so far
(11/12/17 6:00am)
To commemorate a year passing since Donald Trump was elected President of the United States, here is a list of 10 dangerous, violent, culturally significant and shocking things he’s done in office:
Indiana University Dance Marathon: 'That was litty'
(11/12/17 9:02pm)
Getting started
Painting studios adjust to interim space in former church
(11/03/17 9:00am)
IU’s painting students are facing relocation for the second time in two years — this time due to the construction of a parking garage.
EDITORIAL: Proposed National Park changes discriminate against the poor
(11/01/17 10:59pm)
The National Park Service announced Oct. 24 it was considering increasing the entrance fee to 17 of the most frequently attended national parks during their peak seasons. This would include Yellowstone, Yosemite, Zion and the Grand Canyon.
IU installs first electric vehicle chargers
(10/25/17 5:20am)
An IU engineer who has driven a Chevrolet Volt for four years said it’s more fun to drive his car on battery than on gasoline.
Adelaide’s waterways encourage conservation
(10/23/17 11:06pm)
The gray dorsal fins sliced through the waves effortlessly even as our kayaks struggled against the wind and waves. The sleek dolphins living at Port River in Adelaide broke through the water near the shore and swam close to the pelicans fishing by the beach. My arms ached just thinking about trying to get closer.
COLUMN: Communities should control their Confederate legacies
(10/23/17 9:54pm)
The challenge of managing the Confederate legacy in contemporary American culture is clearly ongoing, given that, for example, 138 public schools are still named after Confederate leaders.
Bloomington Blotter: Police investigate night crawlers, stolen BMW
(10/23/17 1:14pm)
The IDS compiles notable weekly crime reports. Here are a few incidents:
EDITORIAL: Bloomington's perfect human rights score is misleading
(10/22/17 11:54pm)
Bloomington was the only city in Indiana to receive a perfect score of 100 in the Human Rights Campaign 2017 Report.
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