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SPORTS: Lamentations-and a recommendation-for old IU

July 7, 2008

Adam Herbert, who may go down as the sorriest presidential hire in the history of the Big Ten, is nowhere to be seen, those velvety crimson jumpsuits disappearing about the same time Sampson was shown the door. Certain members among the IU trustees-who so violated the trust part of their duties, first in hiring Herbert and then in bringing in Sampson-are not about to step up and take responsibility for their actions. I guess it will all come out some…

A&E: Chinese art from within and without

July 7, 2008

This week, China art at the Indianapolis Art Center. And a famous scroll finds itself in remarkable company at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Anyone who has set foot into the Indianapolis Art Center has bumped into the name Fehsenfeld. It is, after all, half the moniker of the center’s Churchman-Fehsenfeld Gallery. And so I think some skepticism was to be expected when I heard that one of the two artistic worlds showcased in the Indianapolis Art Center’s “Two Worlds,…

Candidates surface for IU’s athletic director job

July 7, 2008

Well-known names are bubbling to the top as speculation heats up about who will replace embattled Indiana University Athletic
Director Rick Greenspan and how much money the job will command. Greenspan announced June 26 that he’ll step down at the end
of the year. The decision came after the NCAA added to the list of charges facing IU’s men’s basketball program over rules
violations under former Coach Kelvin Sampson.

RETURN ON TECHNOLOGY: Go ahead, let your employees work and play online

July 7, 2008

On June 18, CNN (www.cnn.com) had a story about a study in CyberPsychology and Behavior Journal (www.liebertpub.com) that examined how people use the Internet for personal use at work. It was supposed to be eye-opening, but it wasn’t to me. The study showed that managers who fret and make rules about Internet use by employees are probably using it themselves for the same purposes. Of course, no manager would ever let himself be seduced into wasting company time, would he?…

Corydon Group adds health care lobbying arm

July 1, 2008

A veteran health care lobbyist has been hired by The Corydon Group LLC to expand its lobbying into health care. Louis M. Belch, who will be president of the new division, most recently was a contract lobbyist, and is a former legislative liaison for the Indiana State Medical Association. The downtown firm claims to be […]

Q&A: Herb Simon takes charge, says family is committed to Pacers

June 30, 2008

Herb Simon is taking a new hands-on approach
with the Indiana Pacers, which he co-owns with his brother, Melvin. In response to a string of losing seasons and off-court
mishaps involving players, Simon is transforming himself from a behind-the-scenes owner into a visible figure intent on reconnecting
the franchise with the community that once adored it.

Need something? They’ll trade you: Industry consolidation is remaking bartering terrain

June 30, 2008

Marketing firm owner Lorraine Ball knows how to promote a business-a valuable commodity among cashstrapped entrepreneurs looking to bolster their bottom lines. So it’s little wonder that she is able to trade her expertise for services she needs, whether it’s help with an online video or time with a personal trainer. Ball is among a growing group of small-business owners embracing the age-old barter system, methaphorically scratching one another’s backs to save on cash and credit. Although Ball prefers to…

Simic leaving big shoes to fill at IU: Foundation leader will serve as president emeritus and stay involved with school

June 30, 2008

Curt Simic has spent 31 years as a student and in various positions at Indiana University. That’s nearly half his life devoted to the Bloomington campus. So it’s no surprise that Simic, 66, views his retirement as president of the IU Foundation-his most recent post and one he’s held the past 20 years-with mixed emotions. While he’s looking forward to having time to go bike riding-as a student in the early 1960s, Simic competed in the school’s Little 500 Bicycle…

Lender claims M&I Plaza when it fails to sell at auction

June 30, 2008

A Maryland company has taken ownership of downtown’s 28-story M&I Plaza just three months before a major tenant departure
leaves the skyscraper 70-percent vacant. The new owner is CapitalSource Inc., a commercial finance and investment firm based
in Chevy Chase, Md. It had been a lender to the former owner, which defaulted.

Community dips toe into social networking: Hospital encourages patients to create blogs

June 30, 2008

Facebook and MySpace have harnessed the Internet to revolutionize how Americans keep in touch. Could providers of health care do the same? Indianapolis-based Community Health Network is trying to find out. It has opened its Web site to allow its patients to create their own MySpace-like pages to keep their family and friends informed about their treatment or about their new baby. Community’s Web site also hosts discussion forums for various groups of patients, such as new moms, cancer patients,…

Supreme Court decision unlikely to end voter-ID fight: More cases arise to challenge strict state statute

June 30, 2008

Two months have passed since the Supreme Court of the United States upheld Indiana’s voter identification law requiring photo ID for anyone casting a ballot in-person. Potential sequels are already in the litigation works, though it’s debatable whether they are actually considered “sequels.” While plaintiffs separately contend that the Supreme Court case, William Crawford, et al. v. Marion County Election Board, either doesn’t apply or endanger their claims, the pair of suits signify the first Indiana cases to come since…

‘Move heaven and earth to serve your customers’: LESSONS LEARNED

June 30, 2008

When the late Joe O’Malia ran a small Broad Ripple grocery store in the 1950s, customers occasionally would request items the store didn’t carry. Instead of turning them away, he gave his son Danny a fistful of change and an unusual order. “He would say, ‘Here’s 18 cents, go run down to Kroger'” and get it there, Danny O’Malia recalled. “He was taking care of [the customer] even though I had to work a little harder, and he had to…

Angie’s List, AT&T fight in court over consumer firm’s logo

June 30, 2008

A federal court this month gave a thumbs-down to a lawsuit filed by Angie’s List claiming that AT&T Yellow Pages violated
trademark laws by publishing ads containing the Angie’s List logo of a servicewoman giving a “thumbs-up.” But on June 25–two
weeks after the court dismissed the suit saying its legal arguments were “meager” and “insubstantial”–the publisher of online
and print business directories filed an amended case against AT&T in U.S. District Court.

Premier’s White taken into custody, posts bond

June 26, 2008

Premier Properties USA Inc. founder Christopher P. White was taken into police
custody early this morning and released after he posted bond.

Likely no shoe deal for Pacers pick

June 26, 2008

If IU’s Eric Gordon doesn’t get drafted by the L.A. Clippers at No. 7, he might find himself standing at the counter of The Finish Line buying shoes like everyone else.

Well, it probably…

Taking the “art” out at Keystone

June 25, 2008

I’ve got a pretty broad definition of art. And a pretty broad definition of art films.

But “Get Smart”? “You Don’t Mess with the Zohan”? “Indiana Jones”? “The Happening”? “Sex in the City”?

Such is the lineup at Landmark’s Keystone Art…

ATA assets headed toward auction

June 24, 2008

Bankrupt ATA Airlines aims to land court approval Friday to conduct a massive auction of assets next month in Indianapolis and Chicago. “This will be one of the biggest auction events in Indy this year,” states the Web site of Key Auctioneers. ATA wants the Avon firm to conduct the auction July 22 at ATA’s […]

Authorities can’t find Premier’s White

June 23, 2008

Local law enforcement officials plan to cast a wider net in their quest to track
down and arrest Christopher P. White, the founder of defunct developer Premier Properties USA Inc.

Conseco wins $29M judgment in latest round of legal war

June 23, 2008

Conseco Inc. has won another round in court against former Merchants National Bank CEO James D. Massey this month, ringing
up a $29 million judgment against him in a court in Illinois. But Massey shows no sign of throwing in the towel in the years-long
litigation over millions he borrowed to buy Conseco stock. Massey was a director of Conseco from 1994 to 2000.

At most Indiana public firms, CEO pay hasn’t fallen with stock

June 23, 2008

Most public companies say they tie executive compensation to performance, but an IBJ review of pay data from 65 Indiana-based
firms shows otherwise. Last year, more than two-thirds of Indiana-based public companies saw their share prices decline, yet
many continued to award eye-popping compensation to their executives.

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SPORTS: Lamentations-and a recommendation-for old IU

A&E: Chinese art from within and without

Candidates surface for IU’s athletic director job

RETURN ON TECHNOLOGY: Go ahead, let your employees work and play online

Corydon Group adds health care lobbying arm

Q&A: Herb Simon takes charge, says family is committed to Pacers

Need something? They’ll trade you: Industry consolidation is remaking bartering terrain

Simic leaving big shoes to fill at IU: Foundation leader will serve as president emeritus and stay involved with school

Lender claims M&I Plaza when it fails to sell at auction

Community dips toe into social networking: Hospital encourages patients to create blogs

Supreme Court decision unlikely to end voter-ID fight: More cases arise to challenge strict state statute

‘Move heaven and earth to serve your customers’: LESSONS LEARNED

Angie’s List, AT&T fight in court over consumer firm’s logo

Premier’s White taken into custody, posts bond

Likely no shoe deal for Pacers pick

Taking the “art” out at Keystone

ATA assets headed toward auction

Authorities can’t find Premier’s White

Conseco wins $29M judgment in latest round of legal war