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Navigating judgement day

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In academia, there’s a subconscious assumption that I cannot grasp the complex truths about life, death, society, the origins of humanity and religions themselves because I’m filtering it all through a thick lens of convictions about what I believe is “true.”


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Above the curve

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One of the biggest problems with curve-grading classes is simply how to measure the amount students have actually learned.


Bad Santa

Christmas year-round

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The lights, the decorations and the music all make for a portion of the year filled with happiness, love and, you guessed it, cheer.


Bad Santa

I’m no Grinch, but...

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Don’t get me wrong, Christmas is great. I just don’t think it’s so great it warrants steamrolling a holiday where I get to eat pie.

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County seeks ideas for land

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A plot of land on Bloomington’s south side could soon be used for BMX biking paths, a disc golf course or a low-barrier shelter.




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Stetkevych to leave IU NELC department

Come spring semester, the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures will lose its only professor of classical Arabic literature, Professor Suzanne Stetkevych.


CAROUSELentWorldsFare

World's Fare showcases world cultures

The seventh annual World's Fare featured 19 of IU’s cultural organizations and groups in the Indiana Memorial Union’s Alumni Hall on Thursday.







Matangi

M.I.A., 'Matangi'

Though “Matangi” is one of 2013’s densest and most exhausting records, it’s also one of the year’s most rewarding.



Wrapped in Red

'Wrapped In Red'

The album showcases Kelly Clarkson’s versatility and remarkable talent.



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Funding a new age of security

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Schools are centers of learning where children should feel safe and protected. Otherwise, an environment of productive education can never be fostered.