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Hoosiers trounce Gophers

The final home game of the season is usually dedicated to the seniors on the Hoosier roster, but this team doesn't have any. Instead, IU played like it was the last game in Assembly Hall for interim head coach Mike Davis, whose future at the University remains uncertain.

Lenten season begins

Editor's note: This story corrects mistakes in the Feb. 28 article "Churches mark Ash Wednesday with services across Bloomington."

Monkeybone

Monkeybone," now here's a gamble of a movie. Hollywood has held a brief history in the combination of live-action and animation.

Recess: School\'s Out

Discussion tackles atheism

About 15 students gathered Tuesday night in the Teter Quad formal lounge to discuss atheism and spirituality. The program was sponsored by the CommUNITY Education Program and several religious groups on campus.

Event highlights Bulgarian culture

Bulgaria has much to offer culturally, said Renne Traicova, a graduate student from the East European country the size of Ohio. Bulgaria is known for its hospitality, and its residents throw good parties, she said. But few students have experienced that hospitality, Traicova said, or even know about the culture and history of the country.

Hail to the King

Professor to discuss race, rhetoric

Mark McPhail, a noted scholar in the rhetoric of race, will deliver the 19th annual J. Jeffery Auer Lecture in Political Communication at 5:30 p.m. today in the Indiana Memorial Union State Room East. McPhail, a professor and chair of the Department of Communication at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, will speak on "Race, Rhetoric, and the Politics of Innocence." The Department of Communication and Culture's program for the lecture explains McPhail's background.

From the basement to the Bluebird: Kirkwood

'Futurama': finally, a show worthy of a good review

Someone asked me the other day if I just seek out bad shows to bash them. The answer is no. I don't look for bad shows. They find me.

Rekindling the fire

The Blake Babies are back. After a 10-year hiatus, vocalist Juliana Hatfield, guitarist John Strohm and drummer Freda Love are all grown up -- sort of.

The Kiss Offs

Following their 1999 release Goodbye Private Life, The Kiss Offs get their rocks off in Rock Bottom.

Julie Brown

Sometimes absurd, sometimes outrageous, always off-the-wall, "Strip Mall" is the latest brainchild of that hilarious redhead, Julie Brown.

From the basement to the Bluebird: Kirkwood

Recess: School\'s Out

Julie Brown

Sometimes absurd, sometimes outrageous, always off-the-wall, "Strip Mall" is the latest brainchild of that hilarious redhead, Julie Brown.

'Futurama': finally, a show worthy of a good review

Someone asked me the other day if I just seek out bad shows to bash them. The answer is no. I don't look for bad shows. They find me.

Feeling Tantric

Tantric proves with its self-titled debut album it will be, or at least should be, a force to reckon with inside the alternative rock scene.

Hail to the King

Grey Larsen and Paddy League

Grey Larsen's and Paddy League's talents are not green by any means. The two join forces to unintentionally fight the battle against uneducated music in their newest release, The Green House.