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LETTER: IUSA

By Nick Laszlo · Thursday, May 5,2016 6:20 p.m.

Nobody cares about IUSA anymore. The average voting rate for the student body is now at less than 15%, and the voting ballot is now even easily accessible online.

COLUMN: Stink bugs are ruining my education

By Jessica Karl · Thursday, May 5,2016 6:19 p.m.

Last week I was in one of my classes diligently listening to a fellow student's presentation when it was rudely interrupted by a pesky little stink bug.

EDITORIAL: Primaries show us what we already know

By Editorial Board · Thursday, May 5,2016 6:19 p.m.

The Indiana Primaries were last Tuesday, and we hope you voted because the results might have been shocking to some.

COLUMN: Tackling internet piracy

By Samaan Shahsavar · Sunday, May 1,2016 8:44 p.m.

Do what you want because a pirate is free. You are a pirate.

COLUMN: Schumer shuts down aggressive fan

By Jordan Riley · Sunday, May 1,2016 8:44 p.m.

Amy Schumer is used to commentary on her appearance and personality from anonymous internet men.

COLUMN: A story of serendipity

By Hussain Ather · Sunday, May 1,2016 8:44 p.m.

It’s been a pleasure working for the IDS Opinion section this semester.

EDITORIAL: Ted Cruz could be the Antichrist

By Editorial Board · Sunday, May 1,2016 8:43 p.m.

Only a Ted Cruz presidency will determine if Boehner is correct.

COLUMN: The troubling paradox of Trumpian foreign policy

By Jessica Karl · Thursday, April 28,2016 7:49 p.m.

There are fundamental holes in Trump's so-called policy.

COLUMN: Scientists continue researching Darwin’s finches

By Jay Keche · Thursday, April 28,2016 7:49 p.m.

Charles Darwin is arguably the biggest name in biology. He is credited with writing the firsts draft of the theory of evolution, which explains the origins of all species on earth.

COLUMN: Femme feels

By Josh Byron · Thursday, April 28,2016 7:48 p.m.

For a long time I have been heavily invested in art about feelings. Often artwork that deals with feeling is done through feminine lenses or through femme aesthetics.

EDITORIAL: What to do this summer

By Editorial Board · Thursday, April 28,2016 7:48 p.m.

Having an internship for the summer is only half the battle.

EDITORIAL: An awakened Asian American narrative

By Editorial Board · Wednesday, April 27,2016 7:41 p.m.

Breaking the model minority

COLUMN: The Indiana primary is great for Indiana and IU

By Steven Aranyi · Wednesday, April 27,2016 7:40 p.m.

On May 3, all eyes will be on Indiana as the crucial Indiana Primary takes place for both the Democratic and Republican Presidential Primaries take place across the state. All candidates have been campaigning in Indiana, except Ohio Governor John Kasich, who backed out to allow Sen.

COLUMN: Stop talking about dream jobs

By Maggie Eickhoff · Wednesday, April 27,2016 7:40 p.m.

It has been my experience at networking events and family gatherings alike that adults love to ask you what your absolute dream job is. If you could work anywhere in the world, doing anything, what would you do? As a student receiving a liberal arts education, I’ve found that inquiring minds are desperate for the answer.

COLUMN: The fall of Nickelback

By Jack McGrew · Wednesday, April 27,2016 7:40 p.m.

I’ve been thinking about Nickleback in the shower lately.

Letter: The Pro-life movement is Pro-women

By James Lopez · Tuesday, April 26,2016 9:59 p.m.

The late Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, a feminist and an accomplished American historian wrote in her article, Abortion: A War on Women that the legalization of abortion begins as a war on women because not only does it break the “binding tie between women and the children they conceive” but also because “it tells them that in order to be worthy, they must become like men...which effectively means securing freedoms from their bodies and, especially, from children.” In her article, The Feminist Case Against Abortion, Serrin M.

Letter: Combatting sexual assault

By Steven Johnson , Atrayee Mukherjee , Lexie Heinemann and Anne Tinder · Tuesday, April 26,2016 9:21 p.m.

April 20, 2016 Culture of Care and IUSA join Union Board in the following: As student organizations directly involved with programming and promoting Little 500 weekend, student events, and campus culture, we are deeply saddened to learn of the series of rapes reported this weekend.

GUEST COLUMN: A call for daily resistance to rape

By Amanda Stephens · Tuesday, April 26,2016 9:16 p.m.

Rape is a universally-known parasite that is afflicting our campus and must be squelched. We must acknowledge that beyond the most recently reported rapeshttp://www.idsnews.com/article/2016/04/sunday-morning-rape-reported-to-iupd-happened-in-the-street jekrthat occurred during Little 500 weekend — each committed by multiple men on a single female victim — men have also been victims. Last October, a video circulated around the world https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2015/10/08/indiana-university-frat-suspended-after-video-surfaces-of-apparent-hazing-sex-act/ jekr http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3264436/Indiana-University-fraternity-suspended-graphic-video-sexual-hazing-leaked.html jekr that showed a male student at the Alpha Tau Omega house who seemed to have been forced to perform oral sex on a woman while ATO members cheered.

COLUMN: Cruzin' toward losin'

By Zack Chambers · Tuesday, April 26,2016 9:10 p.m.

Cruzin’ Towards Losin’ Recent events have led me to write something not often heard in Bloomington; Donald Trump makes a good point.

COLUMN: Be careful to condemn the act of negotiating with terrorists

By Daniel Kilcullen · Tuesday, April 26,2016 9:09 p.m.

The final seven months of John Ridsdel’s life were sporadically documented via video camera, but the spine-chilling home videos were not of the sort that we’re accustomed to. In Sept.

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