Sunday, September 25, 2005, 19:43 EST
On Saturday, I was privileged to be amongst a crowd of people exercising their patriotism on Monument Circle, downtown Indianapolis. This crowd was made up of people of different ages, races, political affiliations and occupations.
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Last Updated: Monday, October 10, 2005, 20:01 EST
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 Maire Gurevitz is a sophomore studying urban affairs.
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Monday, September 26, 2005, 19:15 EST
With the semester basically in full-swing, I realized that it was probably time to address an issue some students have to deal with when it comes to classes.
Sunday, September 25, 2005, 18:44 EST
I am writing in response to Brooke Bosler’s op-ed piece “Put aside the race card” posted on Dawgnet 09/11/05. While hurricane Katrina was an act of nature, planning for the event and its aftermath were not. The aftermath reflected the social and cultural priorities of the nation.
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Let It Out
We remember Officer James Davis
Flirtini it up this week- you deserve it
The Colts are undefeated. Hooray.
My recliner scares me. It might get hungry when I'm watching TV.
Here comes the rampage.
A wise man once said, "Sleep is the indulgence of the mind." He might have been a little crazy and didn't have enough sleep when he said it because of all the time he spent working on some online publication, but he was still a wise man.
The same wise man also has a blog and it's fun to sabotage his comments thing, which he takes surprisingly well.
Dont TP someone's house. You never know when they might have a really big, sharp knife that they would swing wildly.
There's only so much cheesecake you can eat at one time. I found out the hard way.
My heart goes out to everyone affected by the hurricanes - we gotta stick together and lend a helping hand
You gotta roll with the punches
Who's the hottie with the new dark locks?
H&M opened in Circle Center, time to go shopping
Why are you so immature and confused?
Facebook is addicting
My boyfriend is an insensitive jerk