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Just say no

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During the past two and a half years, I have come close to eliminating red meat from my diet.

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Icelandic lessons

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The offending volcano’s name, Eyjafjallajökull, makes me very glad this week that I write a column and do not host a radio show.


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Tweets alongside treasures

WE SAY The Library of Congress’ recent decision to archive all public tweets might prove useful, but the idea is far from perfect.


NXT-TOPWORD09 MCT

Tweets alongside treasures

WE SAY The Library of Congress’ recent decision to archive all public tweets might prove useful, but the idea is far from perfect.


NXT-TOPWORD09 MCT

Tweets alongside treasures

WE SAY The Library of Congress’ recent decision to archive all public tweets might prove useful, but the idea is far from perfect.


NXT-TOPWORD09 MCT

Tweets alongside treasures

WE SAY The Library of Congress’ recent decision to archive all public tweets might prove useful, but the idea is far from perfect.





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Court upholds blasphemy law

Indonesia’s constitutional court upheld a controversial blasphemy law Monday that critics say limits religious freedom in the world’s largest Muslim-majority country, ruling that the law is vital to religious harmony.




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Martin Sheen to talk life, career today

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Martin Sheen, actor and political activist, will speak with Jonathan Michaelson, chairman of the Department of Theater and Drama, about his life and career in a lecture titled “An Evening with Martin Sheen” at 7:30 p.m. today at the IU Auditorium.


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iUnity begins work as new IUSA administration

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iUnity executives said they are ready to hit the ground running after Thursday’s inauguration. IU Student Association’s 2010-11 administration officially began its term Friday after months of campaigning and a close election.


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Players from 11 to 40 compete in Hoosier Open chess tournament

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It was a clear choice for Greg Kennedy to take up the game of chess after driving his younger brother to several tournaments. Kennedy, a Franklin resident, began playing in 1982. After a 14-year break, he returned to the game when a tournament director in Indianapolis dragged him back into competition.


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Snoop Dogg tickets might be right under your nose

Forty general admission tickets and 10 VIP passes to Friday’s Snoop Dogg concert have been hidden in various locations around campus. Each hint below will lead to one VIP or one general admission ticket.


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Spring game exceeds Glass’ expectations

Heading into this year’s Cream and Crimson Spring Game, IU Athletics Director Fred Glass said he wouldn’t measure success by the number of people in the stands.  He had no hard numbers to compare it to — because previous administrations didn’t count attendance — but Glass said the turnout was obviously better than it normally was, and he’s ecstatic to see 5,325 people in the stands.