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Nalgenius

By Tyler Chernesky · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:52 p.m.

I’d never call myself trendy. I know I own black-framed glasses and am particularly fond of sweaters, but I don’t orient my life around the latest fads. Honestly, I don’t. I bought my pea coat before the craze and have been a fan of Regina Spektor for a while.

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‘Conform or die!’

By Guest writer · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:51 p.m.

So many people believe words such as male, masculine and man or female, feminine and woman are synonymous. The pronouns for all three are the same: he or she. But there are many who do not fit so easily into this binary construction.

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No guns, more hugs

By Josh Kraus · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:49 p.m.

Unfortunately, the recent Fort Hood shooting has provoked one of the nation’s more preposterously asinine causes to resurface: guns on college campuses.

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Silk Road Institute brings world music to Bloomington

By Therese Kennelly · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:49 p.m.

Nearly 50 people gathered Saturday in the Kelley School of Business for a two-hour concert. The musicians came to be a part of “Masters of Classical Music of Iran,” a program presented by The Silk Road Institute and Silk Road Ensemble.

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Coal removal crisis portrayed in film, music

By Therese Kennelly · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:47 p.m.

A packed crowd of environmental activists, musicians and Bloomington community members gathered to watch the documentary “Coal Country” and hear musicians from the movie’s soundtrack play music about the travesties that face the people who live near the Appalachian mountains.

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Hill’s Blue Dog Blunder

By IDS · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:47 p.m.

Rep. Baron Hill should have stood up in support of responsible lawmaking and against inappropriate political deal-making.

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Second half plagues Hoosiers

By Greg Rosenstein · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:45 p.m.

IU lost to Penn State 31-20 in State College, Pa., and fell to 4-7 on the season. The defeat eliminates any chance of a bowl game berth for IU.

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Keep it for life

By Chris Nelson · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:44 p.m.

There’s only one thing that lasts forever. Sure, it might fade over time, but it sticks with you for life. When you look at it, you’re immediately sent back to the exact time it became part of you, clinging to you until death. It is a constant reminder of everything you once cared about, believed in and stood for. Love has nothing on tattoos.

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Unwritten rules tested in Hoosier loss

By Ryan Winn · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:43 p.m.

As if football wasn’t a complex enough game with the rules in the book, the unwritten rules – generally accepted ways of the game – come into play throughout an entire contest. 

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Team splits weekend of 5-set games

By Drew Allen · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:38 p.m.

In a weekend of five-set affairs, the IU volleyball team experienced each possible end result, splitting its two away matches in Michigan.

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It's about quality, not quantity, for Hoosiers

By Jordan Cohen · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:26 p.m.

Then IU men’s basketball team will travel to Puerto Rico on Tuesday, where they will play three games in four days. At the end of the Puerto Rico Tip-off on Sunday, the Hoosiers will have played a total of five games in 10 days. For that reason, staying fresh will be critical for IU coach Tom Crean’s squad as they dive deeper into this grueling week.

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Freshmen lead way in 83-60 victory

By DeAntae Prince · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:22 p.m.

Freshman forward Derek Elston’s game didn’t hinge on his performance Friday. It began well before the big heads, crimson fleeces or screaming fans worked their way into Assembly Hall.

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Student compete for art lecture scholarship

By Margaret Ely · Sunday, Nov. 15,2009 9:05 p.m.

With a $600 scholarship on the line, four graduate students presented research lectures Sunday in front of an intimate crowd and a four-judge panel for the biennial Evan F. Lilly Memorial Lecture Competition.

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