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New music building expands space

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Senior Sean Gill spends two to three hours a day practicing marimba and vibraphone in the basement of the East Studio Building. Before the recent completion of the East Studio Building, unveiled two weeks ago, the percussion performance major practiced in the Music Annex.


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Women's basketball defeats IPFW 85-80

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The first road game of the season proved to be a challenging one for the Hoosiers, but IU escaped with an 85-80 victory over the Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Mastadons.


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Re: ‘No TNN’

I believe in the First Amendment. However I feel it is irresponsible of the IDS to give a boost to the demented ego of Buhls by running this story.


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Exceptions to the rule

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Two students at Gonzaga University are facing expulsion for violating the school’s weapon policy. But if they would have followed the school’s policy, they might not be alive to tell the tale.


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Re: “White Identity”

I was appalled at the tone of the coverage of IU’s most notorious hate-monger in the recent story titled, inexplicably, “White Identity.”


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Re: ‘Gray Thursday’

Because Black Friday supports stores that are already firmly financially stable, I would like to provide an alternative: instead of expanding the day into Grey Thursday, I urge Indiana Daily Student readers to participate in Small Business Saturday. 


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Keep Ind. as gay as possible

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The most vocal groups in support of the amendment continue to base arguments on religion and a general threat to the family. But by not supporting marriage equality, there might be a more present and dangerous threat to the state: a drop in population.











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Rep. Young announces Hoosier Veterans Voices program

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Rep. Todd Young, R-9th District, announced Friday his district is now scheduling interviews for Hoosier Veteran Voices, a program that will record and preserve the personal stories of wartime veterans.


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Indiana improves scores in education progress

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The United States Department of Education released the 2013 National Assessment of Educational Progress reading and math scores Thursday, which ranked Indiana students above the national average.


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MCCSC debates charter school proposal

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Community members discussed the possibility of a new charter school joining the Monroe County Community School Corporation Tuesday night. Presentations were given at the Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship to help people understand charter schools and how they will affect MCCSC.