I frequently go to Google News and do a search on "Indiana" to see what's happening around the state. Occasionally, an "Indiana Jones" story shows up -- about one or two for every 50 entries or so. But in the last few days, as you might imagine, I've had to wade through dozens of Jones entries just to get a few good "Indiana" hits. Sometimes, even the stories that seem to be about our state really aren't
MUNCIE — Just because she is an archeologist does not mean she carries a whip and fights Nazis like Indiana Jones.
She's never seen a cultist tear the heart from a man's chest.
Nor has she witnessed a Biblical ark unleash spirits of death against any who looked upon them.
And no, she has not found the Holy Grail.
Being an archeologist is not as glamorous as Hollywood hypes it up to be, said Beth McCord, acting director of archaeology at Ball State University.
Being an archeologist is not glamorous. Well, that's not too lame. Thank goodness our state is called Indiana and not Chick Flick.
