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Wrestlers travel to Vegas for final nonconference tune-up

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The IU wrestling team currently stands at 6-0 in duals but faces a major step up in competition this weekend. The Hoosiers travel to Las Vegas for the annual Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational in their final tune-up before Big Ten matches begin.






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Wandering Turtle to pay tribute to gallery founder

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Artist Paul Sweany used the sustaining beauty of nature as inspiration for his art, which will be featured in a show at the Wandering Turtle Gallery. The show’s opening reception will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the gallery.







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IUSA seeks funding director

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Every year, two students are selected as funding directors for the IU Student Association Funding Board to assist campus groups in applying for student government funds.




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Women’s basketball defeats Clemson, 65-51

Senior guard Jori Davis and sophomore forward Aulani Sinclair scored 17 and 15 points, respectively, to lead the IU women’s basketball team to a 65-51 win against Clemson on Thursday in Clemson, S.C.


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Forever alone during the holidays

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While interning in a city, you will finally get away from those nincompoop parents that have always been holding you down. No longer do you have to clean your room or wash the dishes or be clothed as you walk around your home.


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Bloomington United responds to recent anti-Semitism at IU

Jewish communities around the world began the eight day celebration of Hanukkah on Dec. 1. Hanukkah menorahs, nine-branched candelabra, are lit each night in remembrance of the victory of the Maccabees.



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Monroe County Convention Center to expand downtown

Bloomington tourists will have a great burden lifted off their shoulders because of the new chunk of land that the Monroe County Convention Center has purchased. Three acres were recently purchased from local businesses for $5.5 million.