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Chlorine being temporarily used in city water treatment

Feb. 28 was the first day on the new system. The procedure is known as “free chlorination,” and is commonly utilized as a maintenance practice for water systems that use combined chlorine disinfections or chloramines, according to a press release.


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Lt. Gov. Ellsperman?n announces $14m tax credit allocations

Construction, rehabilitation, existing structure conversion and historic building preservation funded through the Internal Revenue Service Section 42 Rental Housing Tax Credit are among included project activities.




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Students of the night

WE SAY: The night owl is home to some of Bloomington’s most interesting characters.



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Dress like a person

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Gender is a fluid social construct. It’s dynamic. Three centuries ago, men were wearing tights and powdered wigs. If “Law & Order: UK” is to be believed, in some courts they still do.





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Speaker analyzes Abu Ghraib images

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University of Colorado professor Gerard Hauser visited IU Thursday evening to speak about the controversial photographs released in 2004 which depicted tortured prisoners in Abu Ghraib prison.


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McRobbie announces new IU East chancellor

Pending Board of Trustees approval, current California State University Monterey Bay Provost Kathryn Cruz-Uribe will assume chancellorship at IU-East Richmond, University President Michael McRobbie announced Thursday.


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Film concept developer to speak Friday

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Students will receive an inside glance at the Hollywood film industry Friday with Drew Simon, director of development at a Hollywood production company.






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IU hopes to improve rebounds

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After falling 77-73 to Minnesota Tuesday evening in Minneapolis, IU looks to repeat the feat against Iowa, a team the Hoosiers narrowly defeated 69-65 on New Year’s Eve to open the Big Ten season.


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IU must be strong on glass

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On Tuesday, IU Coach Tom Crean said rebounding was the only thing keeping the Hoosiers from a tough road victory, and possibly having this last regular season home stretch clinch an outright Big Ten title.