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Unveiling prejudice

By Editorial Board · Wednesday, Sept. 5,2012 12 a.m.

It seems that in popular culture, even among “educated” individuals, the culture of Islam is thoughtlessly mocked.

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Not so harmless speech

By Patrick Beane · Wednesday, Sept. 5,2012 12 a.m.

Some drunk guy shouting filth at a friend doesn’t signal an epidemic of homophobia or sexism. But it does merit the reconsideration of our society’s collective stance on queerness.

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Playing religious hooky

By Austin Zoot · Wednesday, Sept. 5,2012 12 a.m.

On religious holidays, Jewish students face a great dilemma: to go to class or to go to synagogue.

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Daniels reinstates funding for trails

By Jessica Campbell · Tuesday, Sept. 4,2012 11:53 p.m.

Gov. Mitch Daniels reinstated the Recreational Trails Program, which originally began in 1994, on August 23.The program will provide more than 100 trails with $14.5 million in federal funds.

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IU reaches record enrollment

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Sept. 4,2012 11:02 p.m.

This fall, 102,067 students are attending class at seven IU campuses, surpassing fall 2011’s record of 101,980.

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BFC discusses statewide graduation rates

By Michelle Sokol · Tuesday, Sept. 4,2012 11 p.m.

During the first Bloomington Faculty Council meeting of the academic year, two topics dominated conversation: the restructuring of numerous schools on campus and the expectations outlined in a recent report by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.

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Charlotte at a glance: the first day of the DNC

By Mary Kenney · Tuesday, Sept. 4,2012 7:17 p.m.

Everyone flying into Charlotte during the weekend had to figure out where to go once the planes spat them into the city. The airport responded to the influx of visitors by shutting down parts of the facility and rearranging entrances and exits.

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Charlotte at a glance: the first day of the DNC

By Mary Kenney · Tuesday, Sept. 4,2012 7:15 p.m.

Everyone flying into Charlotte during the weekend had to figure out where to go once the planes spat them into the city. The airport responded to the influx of visitors by shutting down parts of the facility and rearranging entrances and exits

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Petition for prison prayer

Tuesday, Sept. 4,2012 12 a.m.

John Walker Lindh, a man incarcerated for assisting terrorist organizations, claims his right to practice religion is being challenged by his inability to communally pray every day, an important part of his Muslim faith.

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Let the people pray

By Drake Reed · Tuesday, Sept. 4,2012 12 a.m.

John Walker Lindh, an American-born Taliban fighter, rightly claims that his right to practice his religion has been violated by a prison policy that prohibits group prayer.

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The benefit of TV

By Christina Shelley · Tuesday, Sept. 4,2012 12 a.m.

Cartoons aside, television has changed our society, just as society changes television. Some aspects, like increased exposure to violence, may appear negative. But our history of television has done a lot of good for our society.

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