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IUDM continues at high schools

By Christine Spasoff · Sunday, Feb. 13,2011 10:11 p.m.

While the next IU Dance Marathon is another nine months away, IUDM’s Marathon Relations committee is now working to prepare dance marathons for area high schools.

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Survey reveals new look at family

By Kate Thacker · Sunday, Feb. 13,2011 10:11 p.m.

For IU sociologist Brian Powell, what started out as surveys to collect national data sets turned into a revealing study on Americans’ views of family and same-sex relations.

Agricultural Day

Fresh food delivered weekly

By Colleen Sikorski · Sunday, Feb. 13,2011 9:48 p.m.

Eight farms within a 100-mile radius of Bloomington offering Community Supported Agriculture subscriptions were on hand to recruit subscribers Saturday at Harmony School.

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Bills to Watch

By VINCE ZITO · Sunday, Feb. 13,2011 9:45 p.m.

Our weekly look at bills being discussed in the Indiana General Assembly.

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Volunteers give Hoosiers second loss of season

Sunday, Feb. 13,2011 9:22 p.m.

A week after getting throttled by No. 6 Duke, the No. 44 IU women’s tennis team came close to upsetting No. 11 Tennessee Saturday, losing 5-2 in Knoxville, Tenn.

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Team goes 3-1 in weekend tournament

Sunday, Feb. 13,2011 9:21 p.m.

The No. 45 IU men’s tennis team went 3-1 on the weekend, beating Illinois State, Central Florida and Toledo but falling 4-2 to No. 24 Oklahoma.

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IU opens season 2-3

Sunday, Feb. 13,2011 9:19 p.m.

In the Kajikawa Classic, which was played Thursday thru Sunday, the Hoosiers beat Nevada and Cal Poly while losing to No. 2 Arizona, Texas Tech and No. 12 California.

Kenneth Anger

Anger gives cinema audience happy ending

By John Seasly · Sunday, Feb. 13,2011 8:56 p.m.

Experimental filmmaker Kenneth Anger had a bonus for the packed IU Cinema Friday night: three recent short films that he brought with him from his home in California. The 84-year-old director is widely considered one of the most influential underground filmmakers in history. His lecture recounted his friendship with Alfred Kinsey, his filmmaking methods and his lifelong sense of humor.

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