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Wsoccer vs CMU

In Butler match, IU to face ex-Hoosier

By Pat Hickey · Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 10:46 p.m.

Coming off a loss that snapped its nine-game winning streak, IU will look to revisit its winning ways at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday against Butler (3-4) at Bill Armstrong Stadium.

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Blood bank discrimination

Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 10:26 p.m.

Blood centers aren’t showing a latent “homophobia,” or “Europhobia,” or “prostitute-ophobia” by discriminating against these people; they are doing their due diligence to prevent the transmission of diseases – most of them untreatable and/or incurable – known or thought to be spread by blood.

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No place like the Map Library

Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 10:24 p.m.

We don’t really need more classrooms, computer terminals, televisions or fast food franchises. We need a place to think.

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Money-driven closing

Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 10:23 p.m.

It is no secret that we are living in a money-driven society, but this is also a society that is based on some values that supersede the pursuit of profit. It seems to me that the latter is forgotten by the current IU administration, who is trying to make a buck by canceling some of the most revered and student-friendly locations on campus and turning them into yet another office suite or lecture hall.

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Don’t forget

Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 10:22 p.m.

The most historically significant moment since Dec. 7, 1941, received at best negligible and at worst non-existent coverage of the attacks eight years prior. While the article regarding the effects of the attacks on Muslim life in America is perfectly legitimate, the lack of coverage regarding the rest of America is appallingly irresponsible.

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Endorsing beer pong?

Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 10:20 p.m.

WE SAY Paranoia about colored cans and ping-pong balls is a waste of time.

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Come dwell with me

By Benjamin Smith · Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 10:17 p.m.

If you want to truly appreciate the weather before it takes a turn for the worse, take a break from the city.

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Fighting the drinking age

By Nathan Dixon · Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 10:14 p.m.

In the case of alcohol, like that of any other dangerous mind-altering substance, there are no good solutions. There is no easy way to square the rights of society to be safe from those using alcohol irresponsibly with the right of individuals to make their own decisions – stupid or otherwise. Yet, America’s decision to maintain a high drinking age and promote abstinence as the only legal option while those under 21 continue to drink anyway is hardly the worst solution.

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Spineless Democrats

By Matt Straw · Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 10:12 p.m.

Michele Bachmann believes in reviving McCarthyism and “Patriotism Panels,” talk radio is filled with nothing but the paranoid rantings of conservative white men, and a former vice president can tell a U.S. congressman so eloquently to “go (expletive) himself.” But to chastise a man for a singular comment such as the “a-bomb” comes off as thin-skinned and massively hypocritical.

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Job-seekers stay updated at local free fairs

By Caitlin Johnston · Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 9:34 p.m.

Students aren’t the only ones who have to worry about tests and resumes. With a shifting job market and unemployment on the rise, the Bloomington Lifelong Learning Coalition is reaching out to adults this week. The Coalition and the City of Bloomington Office of the Mayor are sponsoring Lifelong Learning Week. Starting on Sunday, the week has already included two free information fairs for adult learners and job seekers.

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Secretary Rokita calls for redistricting changes

By Sarah Bloom · Tuesday, Sept. 15,2009 9:32 p.m.

Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita has called for state legislators to reform the process through which legislative districts are defined, saying the current maps were drawn with political interests in mind.

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