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Type Shop

Type Shop remains active in graphic design program

By Jackie Veling · Tuesday, Feb. 7,2012 10:33 p.m.

The Type Shop is a staple of the graphic design program and has served as a teaching facility for students since the early 1960s. But now, as modern-day technology progresses, the Type Shop could make its final descent into the computer-designed pages of history.

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Column: Sighting Sasquatch

By Bari Finkel · Monday, Feb. 6,2012 10:56 p.m.

I don’t believe in many mythological creatures, but I do believe in Sasquatch — the summer music festival in Gorge, Wash. It’s consistently the summer music festival with the greatest lineups year after year. And it recently announced its lineup for 2012.

Semester at Sea

Column: Two rhythms, two sides of one beautiful Brazil

By Eshley Spitzer · Monday, Feb. 6,2012 10:50 p.m.

I just spent four days in Brazil on two sides of the Amazon River, encompassed by nature in the Amazon rainforests and the shuffling Samba steps in the city of Manaus. As I moved from one side to the other, I found myself rocking to two different rhythms.

Flesh Blood Bone

Flesh, blood and bone featured from Fuller

By Makenzie Holland · Monday, Feb. 6,2012 10:43 p.m.

Using flesh, blood and bone, artists created works that question life and death. The artwork went on exhibit at the Margaret McCalla School on Friday as part of the Fuller Project “Flesh, Blood and Bone.”

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Evidence Dance Company delivers uplifting message

By Hannah Crane · Sunday, Feb. 5,2012 8:23 p.m.

Ten Evidence dancers told stories of the African diaspora with their movements on the IU Auditorium stage Saturday. An audience of 700 people watched expressive jumps and turns set to music ranging from funky rhythm and blues to African drumming. The three dances each contained a message, bringing to light topics of self-image, slavery and universal compassion.

'David Copperfield' world premiere features original student composition

By Brian Welk · Thursday, Feb. 2,2012 11:46 p.m.

Ari Barack Fisher has provided that mood in his full orchestra score for the 1922 silent film version of “David Copperfield,” which will have its world première at 7 p.m. Saturday in the IU Cinema.

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