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Groups meet, discuss Israel, GLBT status

By Eshley Spitzer · Tuesday, March 29,2011 11:56 p.m.

Brought together through the Israelpaloozah events this week, the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Student Supportive Services and Hoosiers coordinated a discussion group that explored Israel’s connection to the GLBT community.

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Community Professionals offer interview tips

By Lauren McConnell · Tuesday, March 29,2011 11:54 p.m.

The Kelley Association of Women MBAs and My Sister’s Closet sponsored an event Tuesday at the Monroe County Public Library designed to explain the interview process and techniques to improve your interview skills.

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Orphans’ photos to be shown

By Michela Tindera · Tuesday, March 29,2011 11:49 p.m.

In January, two Giving Back to Africa associates traveled to the Program of Aid and Integration to the Underprivileged school and orphanage in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Column: IU Athletics midterm report card

By Frank Therber · Tuesday, March 29,2011 11:26 p.m.

I got to thinking the other day that if we as students are subject to midterms, those in higher powers should be as well. Some of these grades for the IU Athletics Department are given on the basis of effort, but the more crucial ones, such as recruiting, for example, are given by the numbers alone.

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IU home stretch ends with Sycamores

By Dennis Glade · Tuesday, March 29,2011 11:22 p.m.

The IU softball team will finish up its 11-game home stand with a non conference duel against Indiana State University today in Bloomington before continuing Big Ten play in Michigan this weekend.

Baseball vs. Northern Kentucky

Strong first inning wins it for Hoosiers

By Kevin Bowen · Tuesday, March 29,2011 11:19 p.m.

Getting off to fast starts is one of the points of emphasis for the IU baseball team, as it stands two days away from its Big Ten opener against Michigan. The Hoosiers (15-8) took a step in that direction Tuesday with a four-run, four-hit opening frame in a 7-3 win against Division II Northern Kentucky (12-9) at Sembower Field.

Sleeping Bag

Sleeping Bag vocalist discusses Nirvana, Mike Adams

By Casey Engelman · Tuesday, March 29,2011 10:55 p.m.

Senior Dave Segedy is a soft-spoken fine arts student whose musical tendencies are the backbone of local group Sleeping Bag. Segedy, along with Lewis Rogers and David Woodruff, make up the trio that has been together since summer 2010.

Art museum

IU Art Museum through 7-year-old's eyes

By Alyssa Goldman · Tuesday, March 29,2011 10:52 p.m.

Chandler is visiting the IU Art Museum with his mother, Tara Deppert, and his 11-year-old brother, Quinton Deppert. He is a curious, energetic and loud almost 7-year-old. He explores the museum and is curious about all of the ancient artifacts he sees. Chandler allows his imagination to wander, and the context of the pieces do not impact his thoughts as they do for many adults.  

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Democrats' return revives schedule

By VINCE ZITO · Tuesday, March 29,2011 9:12 p.m.

Now, with a quorum to conduct business, legislators have until April 29 to consider countless bills and agendas proposed earlier in the session — including the passage of the 2011-2013 state budget.

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Weiner’s rant on the lost old party

By Christopher Babcock · Tuesday, March 29,2011 5:55 p.m.

As I watched New York’s Congressman Anthony Weiner dig into the congressional Republicans for deciding to hold a vote on defunding National Public Radio, his sarcasm and snark temporarily turning C-SPAN into a made-for-broadcast segment of the Daily Show, I began to wonder: What do Republicans really stand for these days?

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Cutting scholarships for athletes

Tuesday, March 29,2011 5:53 p.m.

We say discussion of scholarships and compensation distract from the real issues plaguing college athletics.

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Fascism

By Mark Dunbar · Tuesday, March 29,2011 5:51 p.m.

The current political terminology used in the United States is heavily burdened with corrupt ideology. A political term, therefore, will often have two distinct meanings: a dictionary meaning and a meaning used for ideological reasons.

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