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Festival to screen dark films

By Rachel Trees · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 11:51 p.m.

The Dark Carnival Film Festival will give all types of horror film fans their fix this weekend. The festival will present more than 30 independent horror films, which come from as close to home as Bloomington and as far as Israel and Germany.

Music school alumna spreads joy of music

By Lauren O’Brien · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 11:49 p.m.

In October, Korzec was appointed to the position of senior development officer for the Jacobs School. Korzec gained a bachelor’s degree in vocal performance with an outside field in English literature in 2003.

Cash from chaos: NWA and the Sex Pistols

By Dan Alten · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 11:45 p.m.

There have been two genres of music that I love unconditionally — punk rock and gangsta rap.

Indiana Arts Commission accepting grant applications from Hoosier artists

Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 11:21 a.m.

The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) announced Tuesday that Hoosier artists will have until Feb. 14, 2011 to submit applications for the Individual Artist Program grant.

‘A Chorus Line’ inspires new generation

By Isabel Dieppa · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 12:39 a.m.

For a performing artist, blood, sweat and tears are only a small portion of success; the rest is luck, as is taught in the Pulitzer Prize winning musical “A Chorus Line.”

Tasty Accidents

By Lily Miller · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 12:13 a.m.

Food columnist Lily Miller discusses how crop misfortune and unhappy customers can lead to the happiest, tastiest accidents.

Six acts perform at Rachael’s Cafe

By Lee Shaw · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 12:11 a.m.

The “Beats to Get ‘Em Off The Streets” concert, sponsored by The Indiana Public Interest Research Group (INPIRG), raised money for the National Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness.

Ladies First to perform at Buskirk

By Taylor Smith · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 12:09 a.m.

This Friday, the members of Ladies First, IU’s premier female a cappella group, will perform their fall concert at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.

Ryder Film Series brings ‘Last Train Home’ to campus

By Brian Welk · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 12:07 a.m.

As part of the Ryder Film Series, Ryder director Peter LoPilato worked with the IU East Asian Studies Department to have "Last Train Home" screened.

Saxophonist, 3 Jacobs School jazz musicians to play at Serendipity

By Casey Engelman · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 12:05 a.m.

Saxophonist Sophie Faught and three Jacobs School of Music jazz musicians, Max Maples, Jeff McLaughlin and Nick Tucker, will be performing at 7 p.m.

Saxophonist, 3 Jacobs School jazz musicians to play at Serendipity

By Casey Engelman · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 12:05 a.m.

Saxophonist Sophie Faught and three Jacobs School of Music jazz musicians, Max Maples, Jeff McLaughlin and Nick Tucker, will be performing at 7 p.m.

Students organize 1st ‘Collins Storytelling Project’

By Rachel Trees · Wednesday, Nov. 17,2010 12:04 a.m.

Twelve stories will be told in two hours at the Collins Living-Learning Center coffee house Friday as a part of the first Collins Storytelling Project.

'Debbie Does Dallas' is not your average ‘High School Musical’

By Corinne Lambert · Tuesday, Nov. 16,2010 11:36 p.m.

University Players present their production of “Debbie Does Dallas: The Musical,” which opens at 8 p.m. Friday at the Lodge.

Auditorium to present ‘A Chorus Line’

By Samuel Tallman · Tuesday, Nov. 16,2010 12:03 a.m.

The hit Broadway musical, “A Chorus Line,” will come at 8 p.m. today at the IU Auditorium.

Nation’s youngest major orchestra director to join Jacobs School of Music

By Libby Peterson · Tuesday, Nov. 16,2010 12:02 a.m.

Starting next fall, 28-year-old Krzysztof Urbanski will join the Jacobs School of Music as an adjunct professor of music in orchestral conducting.

Concert at Rachael’s for Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week

By Lee Shaw · Tuesday, Nov. 16,2010 12 a.m.

Fundraising and awareness will be the main themes today at the Indiana Public Interest Research Group’s “Beats to Get ‘Em Off the Streets” concert to celebrate Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week at Rachael’s Café.

Faculty, students in music ensemble ¡Sacabuche! to travel to China

By Rachel Cerrone · Monday, Nov. 15,2010 11:58 p.m.

When Cathy Barbash, a specialist in Chinese culture and relations, approached Linda Pearse, founder and artistic director of the cornetto ensemble ¡Sacabuche!, about developing a music program based on the music and life of Matteo Ricci, Pearse was immediately on board.

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Festival to screen dark films

Music school alumna spreads joy of music

Cash from chaos: NWA and the Sex Pistols

Indiana Arts Commission accepting grant applications from Hoosier artists

‘A Chorus Line’ inspires new generation

Tasty Accidents

Six acts perform at Rachael’s Cafe

Ladies First to perform at Buskirk

Ryder Film Series brings ‘Last Train Home’ to campus

Saxophonist, 3 Jacobs School jazz musicians to play at Serendipity

Saxophonist, 3 Jacobs School jazz musicians to play at Serendipity

Students organize 1st ‘Collins Storytelling Project’

'Debbie Does Dallas' is not your average ‘High School Musical’

Auditorium to present ‘A Chorus Line’

Nation’s youngest major orchestra director to join Jacobs School of Music

Concert at Rachael’s for Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week

Faculty, students in music ensemble ¡Sacabuche! to travel to China

COLUMN: Being fiscally responsible

‘DRUMLine Live’ brings energy to Auditorium

Ben Kweller plays Buskirk

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Indiana football lands 29-year-old punter Billy Gowers out of transfer portal

Miami transfer TE Brock Schott returns to home state, commits to Indiana football

Oregon’s leading rusher in regular-season game vs. Indiana football ruled out for Peach Bowl

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