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Anything can be satirized

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Some people I’ve spoken with believe satire is only appropriate when the subject being satirized has been fairly and accurately depicted by the mainstream media.


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Living room special ops

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There comes a time when a situation is so overwhelming that you’re not sure whether there is a path forward anymore.


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I love all of you

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This is my last column. You can all breathe a sigh of relief. I know I will.


Margot & The Nuclear So and So's

Not the usual So So's

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Margot and the Nuclear So & So's will perform with a new members and a new sound at 8 p.m. today at the Buskirk Chumley Theater.


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Fashion Crimes

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Last week, the California Fashion Association met to discuss the Design Piracy Prohibition Act, a bill that would provide protection to fashion designer’s original ideas for up to three years after production.


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Fashion Crimes

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Last week, the California Fashion Association met to discuss the Design Piracy Prohibition Act, a bill that would provide protection to fashion designer’s original ideas for up to three years after production.





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Building Corporation approves Morrison as newest member

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The board of directors of the IU Building Corporation — an organization created in 2008 that assists the University in financing the construction of facilities — met on Tuesday and approved Vice President for Capital Projects and Facilities Thomas Morrison as a member of the board.


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Miss IU loses funds

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IU’s preliminary event for Miss Indiana did not take place this year after new leadership at the Union Board discontinued its partnership.



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Associate professor traveling to Norway for research

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IU School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation associate professor Joseph Chen will be traveling to the Arctic to study the social impact of tourism in Norway after receiving a $275,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.