Pix for Indiana Urinalysis

1. Title frame for Indiana Urinalysis.

2. Scooter describes the ricochet phenomenon with great alacrity.

3. "But there are some urinals designed specifically for the use of women."

4. We discovered the elusive women's urinal in the Music Building at Indiana University.

5. Years before ROX, J was interviewed by B for Indiana Urinalysis.

6. Brian Jones and Bart Everson (a.k.a. Editor B) provide a narrative context for Indiana Urinalysis at Indiana University's Folklore Institute.

7. Hanna Griff served as academic advisor for the production of Indiana Urinalysis.

8. Ed the Meat Poet reads from his classic poem, "Urinate and Defecate."

9. Dr. Martha "Bonnie" Kendall recalls her encounter with a women's urinal.

10. Seth relates a urinal tale.

11. "There's a hell of a lot of urinals in here!"

12. This woman spoke to us, under the condition of anonymity, about her attempt to use a man's urinal.

13. You can still find a few freestanding urinals, usually in older buildings.

14. A marvel of symmetry.

15. A trinity of urinals.

16. I guess this is where all the dicks hang out.

17. One hung low.

18. Hose 'em down.

19. The mark of quality.

20. The trough urinal: one step away from barbarism.

21. When restrooms change genders, hardware gets repurposed.

22. Clean, gleaming models of efficiency.

23. Jim Beeson discusses the finer points of urinal etiquette.

24. Monty discourses on the nature of urinal cakes.

25. We found this box of blocks in a janitorial closet on the campus of Indiana University.

26. Drawing on years of experience as the foreman of plumbing at Indiana University, Phil Taylor enumerates the various types of urinals found on campus.

27. "Look straight ahead -- don't look over at the other guy's urinal."

28. A flautist confesses: "I have heard them being used. Occasionally. Not very often."

29. "I always appreciate it when the person in front of me has flushed, because I like to have a fresh bowl of water. There's a certain satisfaction in soiling it myself."