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COLUMN: Excited about engineering at IU

By Hussain Ather · Monday, Feb. 22,2016 9:15 a.m.

When the Indiana Commission for Higher Education approved IU’s creation of an engineering school, I couldn’t have been more excited.  The Intelligent Systems Engineering School, set to start in fall 2016, is part of the Bicentennial Campaign, a document that sets goals and plans for student success, research and other initiatives.  With an Engineering School, students and faculty at the University will make a greater impact on societal problems through research.

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COLUMN: Free Kesha

By Jordan Riley · Sunday, Feb. 21,2016 9:18 p.m.

Kesha, was once one the most successful pop artists in the world, but has not released new music since 2012 due to ongoing litigation with her producer and accused abuser, Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald. This ongoing struggle between Kesha and her producer puts the spotlight on the music industry giants who usually remain in the background, and aren’t held accountable for the corruption in the industry.

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LETTER: Evidence of a bigger problem

Wednesday, Feb. 17,2016 12:19 a.m.

IDS Editorial Staff, The below letter to the editor is regarding the, "Beyonce draws style from a hate group" column: "Mr. Anderson's recent column clearly cherry-picked facts in an attempt to either distort the history of the Black Panther Party or merely to incite controversy (maybe both?). And many IU faculty, staff, and other students are better equipped than I am to defend the BPP's history and mission.  But to me, Mr.Anderson's ignorance, willful or not, is part of a bigger problem here.

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LETTER: The history of the Black Panthers

Wednesday, Feb. 17,2016 12:18 a.m.

Dear Mr. Anderson,  I’m sorry that you feel as if Beyonce’s Half-Time performance was an inappropriate example to America’s black community.  As an African-American woman who grew up in a south suburb of Chicago, I think I am well versed in the “Black community” as you put it.

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