IU Opera presents a new production of “Albert Herring” in the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre, Feb. 9-11. Details here.
Broadway star Sutton Foster co-directs Ball State Theatre's production of "The Drowsy Chaperone" Feb. 9-18. Details here.
Tenor Steven Stolen has his Cabaret at the Columbia Club debut with an “Isn’t It Romantic?” Valentine’s Day program Feb. 14. Details here.
Another “Nunsense” spin-off, “Sister Robert Anne’s Cabaret Class,” takes the stage at Theatre on the Square Feb. 10-March 10. Details here.
American Spiritual Ensemble celebrates a uniquely American art form Feb. 9 at the Warren Performing Arts Center. Details here.
Oboist Leanna Booze joins the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra for a Feb. 11 concert of Strauss, Bach and Mozart. Details here.
Brenda Williams performs a free concert at the Artsgarden, Feb. 14. Detail here.
The University of Indianapolis Department of Music stages “A Little Night Music” Feb. 10-11. Details here.
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If an organization prevents $26.5 billion in defaults and collects $1.3 billion from defaulted borrowers each year, how does that demonstrate an incentive to let loans go into default? Plus, prior to the Great Recesssion, the national student default rate had been cut from over 20 percent to less than 5 percent. See http://www2.ed.gov/offices/OSFAP/defaultmanagement/defaultrates.html. How's that square with your theory on student loan default?
Still doing national advertising on the Rush Limbaugh show. No thanks, Angie; methinks I know where you also spend your political contributions!
Bet hers is bigger than "most" who struggle to get jobs. It's the combination of what and who you know that matters today.
Between the number of people who just sign their proxies with "vote according to the boards recommendations" option and the large number of corporate shares being voted, it's very difficult to get a positive vote on an anti-board initiative. The odds are stacked against any shareholder initiative so a protest is very much in order. It's not just being a poor loser when the odds of winning are minimal.
If there is anyone out there that thinks this is a good investment please let us in on the secret. 700,000 company shares will buy about 2 months of advertising for the company. What happens when the marketing money runs out and memberships dry up? Short this stock today.