‘Volume 98, 2009-10’ Archives
Q&A with Little Cow
Stewart Rickert Staff Writer Little Cow, a band originally from Hungary, played at the Lotus Festival last year and plans on playing there again this year. Little Cow plays a mix of pop and rock and was very popular last year at Lotus. I had the opportunity to talk with Laszlo Kollar-Klemencz, the leader of the band. Q: How was the band [...]
So long Smith-Holden
Quinn Sternberg Staff Writer In Bloomington’s downtown area, business is booming due to the reappearance of thousands of students on the Indiana University campus. Just walking down the sidewalk, you can notice the resurgence of many stores that experienced a hard, student-less summer. All is well and normal downtown, except that there are [...]
Pursuing the prolonged panther parking problem
Ian Hicks Staff Writer Change has been extensive in the South parking lot in only the first few weeks of the school year. It has been caused by rising concern has due to both accidents, and potential hazards from bus routes. On the first day of school, students were surprised to see freshly paved speed bumps obstructing their driving. But [...]
Teens finding job searches difficult
Jon Campbell Staff Writer America’s struggling economy has had an impact on everyone, especially high school students. This problem has brought difficulties to individuals and families across the country, and the list grows each day of those who are in need of work and are unemployed. A group that most people don’t think of when they [...]
(H1N1) Swine Flu primarily targets people 25 and under
MaryClaire Cieply News Editor The girl sitting next to you in third period sneezed over and over again the other day, and now she’s been out of school for a week. You just can’t help but wonder…is it…swine flu? Last spring’s swine flu (H1N1) panic still has many people worried about being infected this fall. People have been [...]
Teen tanners at risk for “baking” their life away
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