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(02/26/25 7:39pm)
As in most MMORPGs, gold serves as the primary resource, the fundamental currency within World of Warcraft. You need gold throughout your gameplay since this asset enables smooth progress through all purchases and repair costs. Regardless of their experience, numerous World of Warcraft players face difficulties in proper gold management. Are you one of them? No worries — all these issues can be easily solved. This article will present 7 clear methods to optimize your World of Warcraft gold distribution while protecting against debt and enabling you to acquire valuable items and cover necessary costs. So keep reading and bring your gameplay to the top level.
(02/27/25 3:44pm)
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers.
(02/26/25 6:52pm)
What does math and musical performance have in common? That's what Ami Radunskaya, a guest lecturer from Pomona College, answered for roughly 70 people during "A Celebration of Mathematics and Music" on Tuesday.
(02/26/25 4:23pm)
There are albums that tell a story, like Pink Floyd’s "The Wall" or Taylor Swift’s “folklore.” There are others that only give you impressions, mental images and accompanying feelings that linger like a daydream. Mat Kearney’s semi-self-titled ninth album, which came out on Friday, falls into the latter category.
(02/26/25 3:22pm)
Scattered crowds were ushered into their seats in the Musical Arts Center. As attendees walked in, an usher handed them a program, as is expected when attending a concert at the Jacobs School of Music. But as audience members walked closer to their seats, another piece of paper was placed into their hands. This one was sturdier and larger than the thin first program. It was sheet music for one of the songs performed that evening. The man holding the stack simply said one thing when responding to inquisitive attendees.
(02/26/25 2:26am)
On Jan. 5, Indiana men’s basketball left The Palestra — “The Cathedral of College Basketball” — with a 12-3 record and its fourth consecutive victory, a 77-71 win over Penn State. The Hoosiers were rolling.
(02/26/25 2:02am)
Construction on the new Monroe County justice complex may not be completed until well into 2029.
(02/26/25 1:00pm)
The Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference will boast its highest-ever attendance this Friday, with 450 people concerned about climate change coming together to share information and propose solutions. Historically hosted in Indianapolis, the conference will take place at Bloomington’s Monroe Convention Center for the first time.
(02/25/25 11:10pm)
Patrick E. Hopkins will begin serving as dean of the IU Kelley School of Business on March 17, according to a press release Tuesday.
(02/25/25 10:29pm)
A victory over a top 10 team at home and letting a winnable Quad One road game slip away. The last week for Indiana women’s basketball can also describe its overall season.
(02/25/25 9:32pm)
IU did not respond to multiple requests for comment on how it will respond to the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights letter, sent to schools on Feb. 14, that demanded schools eliminate any race-based programming within two weeks.
(02/25/25 8:53pm)
Indiana men’s tennis lost to the University of Memphis on Sunday inside the IU Tennis Center in Bloomington. After Indiana lost its first match of the year in heartbreaking fashion against Boise State University, the Hoosiers were tasked with an opportunity to bounce back with a victory at home.
(02/25/25 8:55pm)
Indiana baseball went undefeated this past weekend in Cary, North Carolina, in the USA Round Robin, moving the Hoosiers to 3-4 on the season. It was a full weekend of baseball for Indiana, which faced off against Fordham University, Harvard University and Northwestern after going winless to start the season.
(02/25/25 5:41pm)
Every Monday night, a small group of IU students gather at the Asian Culture Center to participate in the classic Chinese tile game of mahjong. Players of all backgrounds come together to celebrate their culture, remind them of home or simply try something new.
(02/25/25 5:00pm)
The Ukrainian national anthem rung through the Cox Arboretum in the early afternoon Monday, marking three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the largest conflict in Europe since World War II.
(02/25/25 3:47pm)
The Collins Living-Learning Center can feel like a wonderland, from the Hogwartsian exterior to the fact that their mascot is a gnome. But if you ask me, one of the biggest sources of whimsy is the Cheshire Café.
(02/25/25 3:30pm)
Everyday tasks such as driving to work, walking to class, going to the gym and getting ready for bed appear boring on the surface. Routines can easily become mundane and it’s easy to drag through the daily duties without thought, only looking forward to the next weekend, the next holiday, the next year.
(02/25/25 3:21pm)
John Hughes’ classic coming-of-age film “The Breakfast Club,” originally released Feb. 15, 1985, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. The film, groundbreaking at the time, changed the archetype for teen movies and left audiences feeling less alone.
(02/25/25 3:05pm)
I hate rules for fashion. There are so many diverse styles we never try because we are worried about sticking to criteria we feel we must meet. People feel like they have to wear what other people say makes a good outfit. But like any other art form, why should we let society constrain our creativity?
(02/25/25 3:00pm)
Windfall Dancers hosted their first Windfall Celebration on Sunday at the Switchyard Park Pavilion. The event showcased five performances by the Windfall Dance Company, the Windfall School of Dance and Windfall partners Bloomington Expressive Arts Training (BEAT) and Dark Side Troupe.
