IU - Indiana University

It's a bleak world for college students these days, it seems.

The economy is going to the crapper, jobs anywhere are hard to come by, and even getting the student loans needed to get through college is becoming a more arduous task. In the journalism world especially, new

An article from the Indy Star claims someone from the GOP MIGHT finally recognize that they're losing in Indiana--a state that hasn't voted for a democratic presidential candidate since 1964 (when pretty much the entire country did, too).

"Sen. Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican

OK so my mom emailed me this morning while she was bored at work (a mildly cute picture involving animals, per usual).

So I clicked the link, looked at the picture, smiled a bit, and then decided to scroll down and look at the comments left on the page.

What. The. Hell.

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I've always had a special place in my heart for live music, and after coming to Bloomington after living in a cesspool of nothingness in northern Indiana, I've gone into a bit of a music overload.

Example: as i type this, I'm getting my shit together as quickly as possible

Why would anyone ever get into coke when instead they could eat delicious salty treats sponsored by their favorite rapper?

I mean, it sounds like a legitimate question to me.

I had never seen/heard of these since a coworker had a bag at work the other day. Apparently she swears by them.

T-minus 45 minutes to one of the most anticipated events to be broadcasted during this year's election season: the vice presidential debate (I know, right?).

Initially I was disappointed that The Office was going to be canceled tonight, until a friend suggested a brilliant drinking game to play along

There are few Facebook groups that I'll actually waste my time checking on any kind of consistent basis.

But Overheard at IU is definitely one worth checking up on at least once a week whenever a bout of boredom sets in. I mean, case and point:

At the bk in the union, two du