He is an Indianapolis native, reality TV star, and all of 24 years old now. As a New York–based model, Austin Armacost once infamously dated fashion designer Marc Jacobs. Boys become men, but this one did so on camera, for the world to see. He’s one of the hedonistic stars of The A List: New York, a self-descriptive, loud and rowdy program on the LOGO channel following the lives of six gay and bisexual men in New York City. The show is produced by the Manhattan-based True Entertainment, also responsible for the like-minded Real Housewives of Atlanta. It is now appearing on UK and European TV.
Former Butler men’s basketball star Gordon Hayward, playing for the NBA’s Utah Jazz, suffered a “wet willy” in a game against the Dallas Mavericks on April 16, 2012. Delonte West was the offender, and himself suffered to the tune of a $25,000 fine. After the fine was announced, West, who makes the NBA veteran’s minimum […]
Standout moments from the 18-year pro’s lustrous career, spent entirely with the Indiana Pacers and culminating with an NBA Finals appearance in 2000. Miller competed in 1,389 games for the Pacers. He made 2,560 three-pointers in his career, then an NBA record. That mark has since been eclipsed by Ray Allen.
IU’s Little 500 tradition began including women in the 1950s, just not on two wheels. While the men tore up Bill Armstrong Stadium, the women were relegated to a short tricycle race in Assembly Hall. Women weren’t taken seriously on the track until 1987, when a team from the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority nearly qualified for the men’s race. The next year, coeds got their own event at the Little 500, and it enters its 25th year on April 20. Although the female cyclists race 100 laps, half the distance of the men’s race, they are every bit the campus royalty as their male counterparts. “It was a much bigger deal than I’d thought,” says Sarah Fredrickson, who was part of the winning team 10 years ago and remains an elite cyclist today. “Everyone on campus knew who I was.”
