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Kate Olsson

Taking center stage

By Alexis Benveniste · Wednesday, Sept. 10,2014 4:34 p.m.

When she was little, her room was her stage, as she reenacted commercials. But now, Kate Olsson, a senior theater major, puts on a show for a live audience through her IU performances.

The Human Brain

Paranormal activity

By Kathryn Moody · Wednesday, Sept. 10,2014 4:23 p.m.

Brian Laythe has a Ph.D. in social psychology, but he’s also a scientifically trained paranormal researcher.

Bernice Pescosolido

Get schooled

By Michela Tindera · Wednesday, Sept. 10,2014 4:13 p.m.

The College of Arts and Sciences’ annual Themester is Connectedness — sort of like this issue’s theme — see the, um, connection?

Will and sister

Still just two kids

By Will Royal · Wednesday, Sept. 10,2014 4:10 p.m.

Kelsey is 20 and one of the funniest people I know. She also happens to be autistic.

Willkie empty hallway

Singled out

By Kathryn Moody · Wednesday, Sept. 10,2014 4:04 p.m.

Greg Willoughby lived alone in Willkie Residence Center. In 2010, he died and was not found until 10 days later. In the aftermath, questions lingered. Who, in the terrible act of suicide, is ultimately responsible? The man? Or his world — the net of people and organizations meant to protect him, the net that let him slip through the cracks?

Couchsurfing adventurer

Couchsurfing across the country

By Dianne Osland · Wednesday, Sept. 10,2014 3:52 p.m.

Couchsurfing.com is more than just strangers asking strangers to crash on a couch for the night. It’s become a community, a social networking site that puts travelers of all ages and backgrounds in touch with not only a place to stay night by night, but also a place to connect with locals, other travelers, and opportunities they wouldn’t have if they just picked the discount hotel.

Abdal-Razzaq Moaz

Between worlds

By Claire Aronson · Wednesday, Sept. 10,2014 3:49 p.m.

Abdal-Razzaq Moaz is between three worlds – the Syrian civil war, his family in Egypt, and his one year teaching fellowship in the U.S. Without the technology that exists today, Abdal-Razzaq would be stuck between these three worlds – unable to communicate with his family thousands of miles away and unable to stay connected with what is happening in his home country.

Raven and her kids

A new groove

By Rachel Wisinski · Wednesday, Sept. 10,2014 3:34 p.m.

As a mother of two, 22-year-old Raven Lagenour feels out of place on campus. She identifies more with people in their late 30s than college kids in their early 20s. She's only on campus for classes, then spends the rest of her day at home with the kids while her husband, Alex, works two jobs. This is her story.

girls copy

Let's take it all the way

By Editorial Board · Wednesday, Sept. 10,2014 11:25 a.m.

On August 36, the seventh court of appeals, which presides over Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin, declared that the ban on gay marriage in Indiana and Wisconsin was unconstitutional.We on the editorial board are with the thousands of Hoosiers celebrating this decision.

The Indiana Daily Student

The need for autonomy

By Nancy Wu · Wednesday, Sept. 10,2014 11:23 a.m.

I was browsing the news when I stumbled upon 3 month old article in The Washington Post on sexual assault on college campuses.

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