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Clean House

‘Clean House’ debuts

By Carly Bassen · Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 10:24 p.m.

Playwright Sarah Ruhl’s award-winning play “The Clean House,” directed by Jonathan Michaelsen, opened Friday at the Wells-Metz Theatre to audiences who laughed on the outside but cried on the inside.

Fletcher

MPRI patient’s family faces uncertainty, fear

By Alex Benson · Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 8:47 p.m.

The Falvey family has relocated from Spain to Bloomington so their 3-year-old son, Fletcher, can undergo radiation therapy for a brain tumor. Despite extensive radiation treatments at the Midwest Proton Radiotherapy Institute, Fletcher has only a 50 to 60 percent chance of surviving.

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RPS doesn’t care about lounge people

By Eric Cox · Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 7:20 p.m.

Let me tell you all a secret: RPS does not care where you live next year. You’d actually be doing RPS a small favor if you move out. I became a resident assistant in fall 2006, and we had students living barracks-style in lounges because of overcrowding. The freshman enrollment that year was 8,126. Instead of looking into alternative housing options or easing the residence hall requirements, RPS paid the problem lip service. The next year, freshmen enrollment was 8,051. There were still people living in lounges.

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Show me the money

By Stephanie Kane · Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 7:18 p.m.

When a couple applies for a home loan, they are often denied because one or both parties has a poor credit score. You know, the whole concept behind the annoying “FreeCreditReport.com” jingles that have slowly taken over every single channel I watch.  While these commercials are utterly annoying, they do make their point: If you screw up your credit history, your monetary future will be plagued.

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So you think you’re an atheist?

By Tyler Chernesky · Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 7:17 p.m.

Two weeks ago, Richard Dawkins visited the IU Auditorium and things haven’t been the same since. Immediately, conversations started across campus as students began to question their faith. While atheists commended the words of their most notable leader, concerned believers persistently questioned his claims.

Victoria's dirty little secret

Victoria’s dirty little secret

By IDS · Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 7:15 p.m.

Victoria has a secret. Victoria’s Secret subcontractor, D.K. Garments, in its Jordan factory is employing 150 guest workers from Bangladesh and Sri Lanka who put in 14 to 15 hours of work each day, seven days a week, with only one day off every three or four months, according to a report from the National Labor Committee.

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Candy, costumes and Christians

By Chris Nelson · Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 7:14 p.m.

Everything about Halloween turns me on. For me, it is the one night I can dress up like a complete ass and not have anyone question it. It’s the one night, surrounded by a group of my peers, I can drink beer, listen to Lamb of God and eat candy simultaneously.

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Health care debate to take place Monday

Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 5:51 p.m.

A “nonpartisan” health care debate will take place at 7 to 8:30 p.m. Monday in the Whittenberger Auditorium in the Indiana Memorial Union. It is sponsored by the Commission on Multicultural Understanding’s Teachable Moments Committee and the Union Board.

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Mayor throws first pitch in playwrights’ PlayOffs

By Mike Beam · Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 5:13 p.m.

The Ike & Julie Arnove PlayOffs, sponsored by the Bloomington Playwrights Project, began Friday with a press conference announcing the PlayOffs where Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan threw out the first pitch — literally. But first, Kruzan said he had to confess something.

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Manning, Colts roll over Rams 42-6

Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 4:21 p.m.

The Colts won their 15th straight regular-season game and set a franchise record with their eighth straight road victory

Behrman 5k

Jill Berhman raises an estimated $17,000

Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 2:27 p.m.

Organizers said the 10th annual Jill Behrman 5K Run/ Walk raised an estimated $17,000. The race, held Saturday, is in memory of a student who was killed in May 2000. She disappeared while riding her bike before she went to work.

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Students to participate in photo contest

Sunday, Oct. 25,2009 1:34 p.m.

Monroe County students in grades six through eight can participate in the Oh! Nature Photography Contest from now until April 28.

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