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Show fueled by passion

Sunday night's concert at Indianapolis' Murat Theater featuring Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals, with opener D.J. Logic, is an evening worth talking about.

Wrestling coach achieves Olympic dream in Sydney

One doesn't need to see Charles Burton to realize he could break all the bones in your body in about 23 seconds.

Film archive to be displayed at Lilly Library

Despite a renowned faculty of film scholars and its pioneering efforts in film studies in the 1960s, IU has always lacked one significant ingredient other schools strong in film education possess ' a major film archive.

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Around the campus

Fraternity wins numerous awards; New media relations director appointed; Former IU student appears on \'Inside Business Weekly\'; Immigrant visas available via lottery; Alpha Phi member wins scholarship

0-11 season still a possibility

Somehow every year, I find a way to justify IU, DePaul and Syracuse in the NCAA's Final Four.

Around the game

Tennis players compete in tourney IU sent four players to the T. Rowe Price National Intercollegiate Clay Court Championship Tournament this week.

Rape can happen to you

Wednesday, there will be a candlelight vigil at 7 p.m. at Showalter Fountain. This is a time to remember women who have been victims of violence, as there are many.

Running from the fight

Oh, George. He really screwed up this time.

'Sunflower Town' humorous

The Bloomington Playwrights Project opened their 2000-01 season Friday evening with "Sunflower Town" - an ambitious piece from University of Iowa Masters of Fine Arts candidate Kara Hartzler.

A birthday wish for hope

Over their hearts were yellow ribbons on their Sunday clothes. Next to the ribbon, some had a yellow heart with the name 'Jill' written in script in navy blue, and some had a small red IU pin.

IU won't ban Scour program if students help

IU's high-speed connection to the Internet is at full capacity again because of programs like Scour, a software tool used to download multimedia files, University officials said.

Football team drops game to Kentucky

LEXINGTON, KY. -- At the end of the fourth quarter, junior quarterback Antwaan Randle El looked very alone in his now-famous No. 11 jersey.

Donaldson to speak on campus

Television newsman Sam Donaldson will speak at 7 p.m. today in the Whittenberger Auditorium of the Indiana Memorial Union.

Sororities meet to explain recruitment

The Panhellenic Association, Multicultural Greek Council and IU Pan-Hellenic Council are co-sponsoring an informational recruitment meeting at 8 p.m. tonight at the IU Auditorium.

Athletics conduct code approved

NEW ALBANY ' After a week of living in the spotlight, IU President Myles Brand asked for closure to the Bob Knight situation Friday as the IU board of trustees unanimously approved the new IU Athletics Code of Conduct.

'Blast!' excites audience

"Blast!" begins with a lone drummer under a single spotlight on a dark stage. It appears unassuming and simple. But that one drummer becomes two, then three, and suddenly the stage is leaping with the most talented, vibrant musicians ever to perform in Bloomington.

President's Corner: IU needs to focus on its priorities

My recent decision to dismiss Coach Bob Knight has again focused national media attention on our campus.

Board of trustees has first meeting of the year

NEW ALBANY — IU's board of trustees met Friday for the first time this semester at the IU Southeast campus in New Albany.

Comedy troupes join together for charity

One of the more popular activities among IU students is to take a night out and watch either Pumpernickel, Full Frontal Comedy or All Sorts of Trouble for the Boy in the Bubble, Bloomington's three student-run comedy troupes.