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Tuesday, July 21
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Volleyball Vs. Bowling Green

Volleyball hopes to add third-straight title

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The IU women’s volleyball team (5-1) will attempt to win three straight invitational championships this season as the Hoosiers take an hour-long drive north to play in the Butler Invitational this weekend.



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Column: The fashion of politics

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A leading lady shouldn’t look dumpy, and Michelle Obama is doing it right. She represents our entire country in a way that American women should find inspirational.


Masick

Local sculptor to pay for MFA with artwork

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Joe Masek is in his studio from 6:30 p.m. to midnight. He starts his sculpting projects after classes two days per week or after the commercial painting and odd jobs he does on non-class days.







Voter Registration

Democratic Party volunteers register voters in IMU

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Levison is a volunteer with the Democratic Party of Monroe County, but her work on campus Wednesday wasn’t about any one party. It was about ensuring students knew the value of their vote in November and, of course, that they were registered to do so.




The Fresco

Mark of the beast Jesus

Unfortunately, her restoration attempt ended up looking uncannily like the illegitimate love child of a Neanderthal and Chewbacca from Star Wars.


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Make-out noises

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The short, wet smackings that occur between the deeper, thick-juice pops and the slurping, the eerie bubble gum chew like rhythm. All of it could easily be mistaken for an octopus wrestling a sweaty sausage.


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The ladies’ (news)room

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I don’t know if it’s shocking and I expect more out of the source because of my general love for Huffington Post or if it’s because I saw Arianna Huffington giving massages at the RNC and my fanboy adoration exponentially grew, but the Internet newspaper is normally on par.



Carraci

Museum talks reform at 1st ‘Noon Talk’

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During the semester’s first “Noon Talk” Wednesday at IU Art Museum, art history associate professor Giles Knox discussed the Carracci family’s influence on post-Renaissance art.