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Hoosiers prepare for tournament

By Julia Thomas · Thursday, March 7,2013 10:25 p.m.

The IU Softball team hits the road for the fifth consecutive weekend to compete in the Tiger Classic in Nashville, Tenn. March 8-10. The Classic marks the Hoosier’s final tournament on the road before their March 15 home opener.

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IU prepares for tournament

By Casey Krajewski · Thursday, March 7,2013 10:24 p.m.

Eight members of the IU men’s and women’s track and field teams will travel to Fayetteville, Ark., March 8-9. There, they will meet the best the NCAA has to offer in the NCAA Indoor Championship Meet.

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Hoosiers begin Big Ten schedule

By IDS staff · Thursday, March 7,2013 10:21 p.m.

After starting the spring season with a 10-3 record, the IU women’s tennis team kicks off its Big Ten schedule with a dual match Saturday against No. 21 Purdue in West Lafayette.

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Light from darkness

By Mary Kenney · Thursday, March 7,2013 9:46 p.m.

Akshaya, forced into prostitution as a teenager, was a sex worker for five years in one of India's major cities. Today, she is looking forward to a life free from violence.

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Catcalling's culture of fear

By Kelly Fritz · Thursday, March 7,2013 12 a.m.

During the 45 minutes I was outside Sunday morning, running through seemingly deserted neighborhoods, I got honked at three separate times, yelled at by two men on scooters — pretty smooth, guys — slowly driven behind once, and catcalled by people on porches twice.

Weekend

SB13: Going home?

By Dane McDonald and Amanda Arnold · Thursday, March 7,2013 12 a.m.

Here’s a list of things you may want to consider doing while you’re home over break, lest you get suckered into watching hours upon hours of Lifetime movies with your mom — unless that’s your thing.

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Hugo, we hardly knew ye

By Dan O'Connell · Thursday, March 7,2013 12 a.m.

Chávez cast himself as a man of the people, determined to pull many Venezuelans out of poverty. He did, but not before he tanked Venezuela’s economy and stripped away political freedoms.

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SB13: Stuck in Bloomington?

By Kelly Fritz · Thursday, March 7,2013 12 a.m.

The good news is that Bloomington is actually a great place, and it gets even better when all of your fellow students aren’t around. There are lots of hidden gems in this town, and spring break is the best time to explore them. 

Ratatouille Pizza

Ratatouille Pizza

By Francisco Tirado · Thursday, March 7,2013 12 a.m.

Like the Pixar movie? Like pizza? Try this healthy snack on for size. This is a no-knead crust recipe, but feel free to find your own. My recipe is more of a flatbread, but I’d strongly recommend some goat cheese if you want it to be more pizza-like.

Jack the Giant Slayer

See Jack (the Giant Slayer) run, fail

By Brandon Cook · Thursday, March 7,2013 12 a.m.

It seems that this year’s B-movie list has been a bit more exhausting than usual. From “X-Men” director Bryan Singer,  “Jack the Giant Slayer” lies at the end of it all. It’s a delightful, though predictable, take on the old English folktale.

WhatStudentsWant

VOICE or an echo?

Thursday, March 7,2013 12 a.m.

WE SAY: Recent VOICE report hardly represents the voice of the majority of students

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Love: a strength, not illness

By Charley Gifford · Thursday, March 7,2013 12 a.m.

My older sister is not your average older sister. She deals with an interesting mixture of mental illnesses. There’s some OCD, social anxiety, slight autism and developmental delay.

DIY: Travel journal

DIY: SB13 travel journal

By Amanda Arnold · Thursday, March 7,2013 12 a.m.

As you pack your bags for spring break, make yourself your own little notebook. One day, you’ll pull it back out and smile at the note to yourself to buy your mom a souvenir.

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Gender studies' narrow lens

By Alex Carlisle · Thursday, March 7,2013 12 a.m.

Even in literature where there are no gay people, the gender studies major will find hints of homoeroticism, and in literature where there is no misogyny this student will find the unconscious perpetuation of sexist attitudes.

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