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Only one ticket meets IUSA election deadline

Movement for IUSA will remain the only official ticket running in the IU Student Association election. The application deadline passed March 8 and Movement for IUSA was the only ticket that had submitted an application by the due date.



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FTC commissioner to discuss privacy

Julie Brill, a commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission, will present a lecture Wednesday at the IU Maurer School of Law.




South By

Bloomington bands perform in Austin for SXSW Music Festival

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Two Bloomington rock bands packed up their equipment and headed to Austin, Texas, last week to perform multiple shows at the city’s annual South by Southwest festival, widely known as one of the world’s key events for generating exposure for aspiring creative minds.


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Column: Art is fashion is art is ... fashion?

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But what I’ve discovered after three years of those intense art history classes (ranging from Italian Baroque to installation art; Polykleitos to Piet Mondrian) is that I’ve actually become a better writer. Or, at least, a better fashion writer.





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IU Cinema honors Disability Awareness Month with film series

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In the movies, the disability is visible: It defines the characters and shoves them into the background. But as part of Disability Awareness Month, the Office of Disability Services for Students at IU is bringing disabilities to the forefront with a series of films that positively portray disabilities as a part of everyday life.






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Rowing season starts with photo finish

Competing against home team and favorite No. 16 Clemson, the Hoosiers managed to tie the Tigers for first place in the 1st Varsity 8 race with a time of 6:46.21 in a finish that had to go to video review to conclude that it was a dead heat finish.


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Children's Therapy Center receives grant for spinal treatment

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The Children’s Therapy Center at IU Health-Bloomington Hospital has a new way of rehabilitating patients with spinal cord injuries. The center was recently awarded a $6,800 Quality of Life grant from the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, a nonprofit organization that aids in curing spinal injuries.