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Baths: "Obsidian"

By Avery Walts · Thursday, May 30,2013 12 a.m.

Electronic puppeteer Will Wiesenfeld has released Baths’ second album, Obsidian, the follow-up to 2010’s debut album, Cerulean.

Fast and Furious 6

Fast and Furious 6

By Aysia Matz · Thursday, May 30,2013 12 a.m.

Not only is this six-quel the best “Fast and Furious” film to date, it is thoroughly entertaining and will leave you on the edge of your seat.  Just make sure you leave your brain at home.

Epic

Epic

By Brandon Cook · Thursday, May 30,2013 12 a.m.

“Epic” is the usual slapdash project of computer graphics, forced morals, big-name actors and Pixar-esque setting sans cleverness that will have kids squealing and parents yawning.

A is for Alpine

Alpine: "A is for Alpine"

By Francisco Tirado · Thursday, May 30,2013 12 a.m.

Whether their publicity is poor, or their name hasn’t quite emerged into mainstream media, Alpine’s debut album “A is for Alpine” hits the nail on the head for quite a few genres.

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Four for you, Pope Francis. You go, Pope Francis

By Dane McDonald · Thursday, May 30,2013 12 a.m.

As someone raised to simply be nice to people and promote good things in the world instead of evil, even without religious faith, Pope Francis’ remarks mean a great deal to me. Especially when these words are coming from the leader of a church which doesn’t support several things I unwaveringly believe in, like abortion rights and same-sex marriage.

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Life beyond the platitudes

By Katie Beasley · Thursday, May 30,2013 12 a.m.

Throughout the past five months living in Latin America I’ve learned, or maybe even re-learned, lessons that have changed my life — lessons that I believe are worth sharing, and lessons that can enhance anyone’s life, regardless of where they’re living.

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Let Planned Parenthood work

By Casey Farrington · Thursday, May 30,2013 12 a.m.

I’m happy that the courts has knocked down yet another prohibitive measure towards women’s health, and hope that this sends a message to the Indiana legislature: let PPIN work.

Three best friends

Three best friends

By Ashli Hendricks · Thursday, May 30,2013 12 a.m.

Basking in the warm glow of The Hangover trilogy’s newest release, we remember some of the best friendship threesomes in comedy film and television.

The Hangover: Part III

"The Hangover: Part III"

By Brandon Cook · Thursday, May 30,2013 12 a.m.

Tired and bored, with the staleness of something once good now bland and sour, Hangover: Part III is every bit the taste of sobriety.

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McRobbie recommends tuition increases to Board of Trustees

By Makenzie Holland · Wednesday, May 29,2013 8:32 p.m.

On Friday, May 24, IU President Michael McRobbie recommended that the University’s Board of Trustees increase tuition and fee rates for Indiana resident undergraduate students by an average of 1.75 percent each of the next two academic years, according to a press release.

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'Jambo,' not 'hello.'

By Jessica Campbell · Wednesday, May 29,2013 8:19 p.m.

In fifth grade, my teacher told my parents I had an attitude problem. I still do sometimes, but in America we can all say that is a common attribute, right?

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Former editor recognized

By Makenzie Holland · Wednesday, May 29,2013 8:19 p.m.

Former Indiana Daily Student Editor-in-Chief Michael Auslen has been awarded the Robert D.G. Lewis First Amendment Award. The award honors a student Society of Professional Journalists member “who has demonstrated outstanding service to the first amendment through the field of journalism,” according to a press release.

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11 Hoosiers continue to NCAA Championships

By Robby Howard · Wednesday, May 29,2013 8:18 p.m.

Seniors Andy Bayer, Derek Drouin, Zach Mayhew and Emma Kimoto and juniors Kyla Buckley and Darius King will all return to the NCAA Championships for the second consecutive year.Those six will also be joined by graduate student Scott Houston, junior Robby Nierman, sophomore Taja Moore and freshmen Sophie Gutermuth and Josh Roche,All 11 Hoosiers will travel to compete in the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore., June 5-8.

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