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Student 9/11 service may bring in grant money

By IDS staff · Thursday, Sept. 15,2011 11:30 p.m.

In honor of the tenth anniversary of 9/11, the Corporation for National and Community Service issued a challenge urging organizations, universities included, to engage in community service projects from Sept. 1 through Sept. 14.

Pyle

Pyle was ‘the most famous student’

By Claire Aronson · Thursday, Sept. 15,2011 11:03 p.m.

Before coming to Bloomington in September 1919, Ernie Pyle had never been outside Indiana and Illinois. Four years later, he had become a world traveler during his time at IU.

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Two nights full of local tunes

By Celia Grundman · Thursday, Sept. 15,2011 10:24 p.m.

XRA-Fest began in much the same way as its label Crossroads of America Records — friends helped friends and produced good music together. This weekend the annual XRA-Fest returns to Bloomington for its fourth year. What started as a low-key barbecue is now a full-blown, two-day music festival.

Archaelogy Roadshow

Archeology Roadshow puts spotlight on local artifacts

By Bailey Loosemore · Thursday, Sept. 15,2011 10 p.m.

Patrick and his wife, Cheryl Munson, visited the Monroe County History Center on Thursday for an Archaeology Roadshow as part of the center’s Third Thursday Series. The roadshow, coinciding with Archaeology Month, allowed community members to bring up to 10 artifacts for expert identification.

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A free market for textbooks

Thursday, Sept. 15,2011 7:52 p.m.

The problem of expensive textbooks will end when there is a free market on e-books, not when students are forced to pay for overpriced books (electronic or otherwise) in a new way.

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We’re all in this together

By Jon Todd · Thursday, Sept. 15,2011 7:51 p.m.

You, me, the guy who cut you off on the way to work, the girl talking loudly on her phone in front of you — we’re all in the same boat at the most basic level. We’re all human. We all feel. We all face a lot of the same stresses, joys and failures. 

Comedy Attic

'Bleed'ing originality

By Jessica Contrera · Thursday, Sept. 15,2011 10:36 a.m.

The show, “It Still Bleeds,” is a bi-monthly variety show that features a mix of local and regional comedians and musicians. Now in its second season, “It Still Bleeds” was created by local comedian Mat Alano-Martin.

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