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E-commerce still too young for sales tax

Legislators in Indiana have been considering imposing a state sales tax on items purchased via the Internet, arguing the state could lose money from uncollected sales taxes on these items, the Associated Press reported Sept. 7.

Randle El shoulders heavy load for football

It's not hard to guess who will end up with the ball when IU's football team is in a critical situation. Junior quarterback Antwaan Randle El's role goes beyond the typical responsibilities of the quarterback. Not only is Randle El responsible for barking instructions at the line of scrimmage and throwing the ball, but he also has to worry about carrying the ball.

Ombudsman

The role of the press, as an old saying goes, is "to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable."

Assistant basketball coach named

Mike Davis made his first move in piecing together a coaching staff immediately after he was hired as interim head coach of the men's basketball team Wednesday.

From ink to celluloid...

Whenever a novel is adapted to celluloid, critics always take to vehement clucking.

Newsman Donaldson draws crowd

"I hate Sam Donaldson like I hate eating peanuts. I can't stop eating them, and I can't stop watching Sam Donaldson."

College Democrats fight apathy

The mood was one of enthusiasm and confidence at Wednesday night's call-out meeting of the IU College Democrats.

New films director needed

Union Board announced last week that it is now taking applications for the newly vacant position of films director, to be filled by the end of the month.

Tortilla Flat offers delightful dining

Before you even sit down at Tortilla Flat, you can tell it's going to be a delightful meal.

Ben Harper wows Murat Theater crowd

Wow! Ben Harper's performance Sunday night at the Murat Theater was absolutely fantastic.

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.