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Kid Cudi in the ‘Pursuit of Happiness’

By Dan Alten · Wednesday, Sept. 8,2010 11:08 p.m.

I worry about Kid Cudi. Being a native of Cleveland, I care about my own, including Cudi. I really enjoyed his album “Man on the Moon: End of the Day,” but every time I listen to it I can’t help but feel a bit uneasy

Michael Ian Black; Michael Showalter

Comedy Attic to bring ‘State’ duo

By Kevin Doran · Wednesday, Sept. 8,2010 11:05 p.m.

Local comedy club, the Comedy Attic, will have two big names instead of one this weekend. The comedic duo Michael Showalter and Michael Ian Black will perform today through Sunday.

Mitchell Evans

Evans IU football's ultimate utility man

By Connor O'Gara · Wednesday, Sept. 8,2010 10:48 p.m.

Whether it's playing safety, wide receiver, quarterback, returning kickoffs or even punting, IU senior safety Mitchell Evans has been the ultimate utility man for the Hoosiers.

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College Mall invites students to ‘madness’

Wednesday, Sept. 8,2010 9:27 p.m.

FYE, IU Athletics and College Mall have joined together to put on what mall officials call “the easiest course you will ever attend,” also known as Mall Madness.

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Staff editorial: Computing possibilities

Wednesday, Sept. 8,2010 8:11 p.m.

WE SAY forget nervous chewing — you can eat your number two pencil. “Make your keystrokes accurate and swift. If you make a mistake and wish to change your answer, hit the ‘backspace’ button until the letter(s) and/or word(s) are removed completely from your screen. You may begin.”

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Stop tickling Elmo

By Paige Henry · Wednesday, Sept. 8,2010 8:09 p.m.

I’m not a big fan of robots. I can tolerate R2D2, but that’s about it. Other robots and droids disturb me. R2D2 isn’t made to look human. He’s just a trash can with lights. It’s cute.

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Bookworm's paradigm

By Francisco Tirado · Wednesday, Sept. 8,2010 8:07 p.m.

Why read? An essay by Katha Pollitt, associate editor and columnist for The Nation, addresses this vague and strikingly ambiguous question. And furthermore, what books should be considered for the widely debated literary canon, in which reading minds can submerge themselves?

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