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Spring break planning

By Rachel Goldberg · Thursday, Feb. 21,2008 8:50 p.m.

Earlier today as I was climbing up the stairs to my apartment, I slipped on an ice pool, or as the tenants nearby like to call it, the IP. Everyone who has approached my apartment must be warned of the IP because it is never-melting and is nearly impossible to see unless you’re looking for it.

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Silver bubble

By Julia Boriss · Thursday, Feb. 21,2008 8:48 p.m.

A couple weeks ago I turned on my television just in time to hear Oprah telling a heartwarming tale about the day she decided she wanted to blow some bubbles. After having that thought, she found six bottles of bubbles and a silver bubble blower from Tiffany’s sitting on her desk

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Facts, not theories

By Rachel Goldberg and Robert Granger · Thursday, Feb. 21,2008 8:44 p.m.

Who was behind the attack on Sept. 11? Who killed J.F.K.? Did the moon landing really happen? Pretty simple questions, right? Yes! These three questions have very simple answers: Osama bin Laden was behind the attacks on 9/11, Lee Harvey Oswald killed J.F.K. and the moon landing really happened!

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Event humanizes the skin industry

By Evan Wells · Thursday, Feb. 21,2008 2:08 p.m.

Strippers, dominatrices, porn stars and more will descend on the IU campus this Sunday for some raunchy fun – and to educate about the sex industry – at the Sex Workers’ Art Show.

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Why "The O.C." still matters

By Cory Barker · Thursday, Feb. 21,2008 11:11 a.m.

Tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of one of the saddest days ever for pop culture junkies of this millennium: the end of “The O.C.” Yes, “The O.C.” was a fluffy teen soap that went from phenomenon to complete trainwreck seemingly overnight.

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Students repack food for needy

By Kristin McFarland · Thursday, Feb. 21,2008 2:03 a.m.

Members of the African Student Association and IU professor Vicky Getty’s nutrition class spent Friday evening volunteering at the Hoosier Hills Food Bank, a local organization that repackages prepared food donated by local restaurants and cafeterias. Groups of volunteers meet at the food bank on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings every week to scoop hundreds or even thousands of pounds of food into four-serving bags, which are then sold in bulk to local non-profit organizations such as soup kitchens, emergency shelters and food pantries.

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‘It’s crunch time’ for IU Sing competitors

By Ashlyn McNeal · Thursday, Feb. 21,2008 1:14 a.m.

IU Sing is a competition where greek organizations, along with the residence halls and other campus organizations, come together and produce a musical play, Bedal said. IU Sing will be held Friday and Saturday at the IU Auditorium.

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Around the Arts

Thursday, Feb. 21,2008 12:07 a.m.

Faculty/Guest recital What: Guest, faculty and students in the Jacobs School of Music will perform Who: Professor James J. Pellerite (n`ative American flute), Walfrid Kujala (piccolo) and others from the Jacobs School When: 8 p.m. today Where: Auer Concert Hall on the second floor of the Simon Music Center

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What is art? TMZ art history

Thursday, Feb. 21,2008 12:03 a.m.

Looking back over the course of art history, many young people think that there is little to be interested in. We see the wigged out (literally) composers and painters of the past as antique images, their lives uninteresting, their lifestyles out-of-touch and ancient. More often than not, we are taught about their works and how they affected their period and today.

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