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Attempted robbery reported at McNutt parking lot

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Oct. 14,2014 1:03 p.m.

From IDS reportsA crime alert has been issued for the IU Bloomington campus. An attempted robbery was reported at 11:44 am at the south end of McNutt Quad parking lot, according to the report.

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Latte salute

By Michael Su · Tuesday, Oct. 14,2014 12:18 p.m.

The Latte Salute, which became the subject of so much ridicule and scorn from members of the military community last month, is endemic of an unprecedented number of public relations nightmares from the Administration.Apocryphally, the tradition of saluting came from the Romans.

ENTER FURY-MOVIE-REVIEW 4 MCT

"Fury" preview

By Dylan Corbeill · Tuesday, Oct. 14,2014 12:02 p.m.

For better or worse, there have been an innumerable amount of films based around World War II.

Meet the freaks

Meet the freaks

By Ike Hajinazarian · Tuesday, Oct. 14,2014 11:52 a.m.

Another year, another sick, twisted, hell of a horrifying ride brought to us by our friends at FX.

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Pics or it didn't happen

By Tracy Johnson · Tuesday, Oct. 14,2014 10:44 a.m.

Ladies and gents, let’s all just take a brief moment to think about how many photos we have posed for over the past weekend, month and (heaven forbid) the past year.Social media has seriously inflated the number of photos that we take of ourselves and with our friends.

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The art of dying

By Nancy Wu · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 7:35 p.m.

Elizabeth Bishop might have been right when she wrote in her poem “One Art” that “the art of losing isn’t hard to master.”But in light of the recent events concerning the assisted suicide dispute between two cancer patients, Brittany Maynard and Kara Tippetts, one must wonder whether there is also an art to dying as well.The debate boils down to this: Maynard is choosing to end her own life through assisted suicide while Tippetts is choosing to let the natural process overtake her.Although there are bigger political implications to the question, namely the ones regarding policies on assisted suicide, I’d like to point out that perhaps this debate about these two specific people is unnecessary.No matter how we might want to judge others for their actions and arrive at conclusions about whether they are contemptible or praiseworthy, the thought of this happening to someone close to the brink of death is disheartening.One might be inclined to argue that we are all on our way to dying and that dying shouldn’t change our judgments on acceptable behaviors for society.

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