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House and Senate Republicans unite behind tax plan

Thursday, March 6,2008 10:14 p.m.

House and Senate Republicans are standing united behind a modified property tax relief and restructuring proposal that they painted as an olive branch to Democrats in the General Assembly.

Ted Somerville

Around the arts

Thursday, March 6,2008 8:37 p.m.

Bee-town Quilts: A Common Thread When: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 7 Where: Mathers Museum, 416 N. Indiana Ave. More Info: This exhibit highlights works by A Common Thread, a Bloomington quilting bee celebrating its 20th anniversary. Admission is free. The Mathers Museum is closed over University breaks.

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Le Dernier Cri: Copyright, Congress and fashion

Thursday, March 6,2008 8:35 p.m.

The fashion world has always prided itself on being exceptionally creative. Designers work for months to produce collections that are beautiful and original. So what happens when someone makes a knockoff and sells it for a fraction of the price?

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Wash those nasty hands!

Thursday, March 6,2008 7:42 p.m.

It appears that some universities recognize that not everyone remembers the advice our moms gave us back when we were just 2 years old: Always wash your hands. The University of Central Florida is trying to make sure people wash their hands. UCF has created a campaign that features a student walking around campus with one hand on a urinal and the other free for high-fives. And if the toilet-handler doesn’t deter people from not washing, UCF has also installed 32 new hand sanitizer dispensers throughout its campus.

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Digital dating

By Rachel Goldberg · Thursday, March 6,2008 7:29 p.m.

When I was in the seventh grade, I was asked out for the first time. His name was Scott, and we had English together. We had talked about everything — homework, movies, politics, sex, etc. Despite all these diverse and wonderful conversations, I was completely shocked when he asked me out.

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Oncourse, of course

By Julia Boriss · Thursday, March 6,2008 7:28 p.m.

I haven’t been able to find anything I need on the new Oncourse. Every time I log in to look for something, I end up getting distracted by all the new photographs of peppy college students engaging in various learning-related activities. I just sit there and hit “refresh” until I have viewed them all enough times to be able to fantasize that these people are my real-life friends. These kids, whoever they are, are truly having the ultimate college experience.

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Botched ideas '08

By Georgia Perry · Thursday, March 6,2008 7:26 p.m.

Because this is the week before spring break, and the Friday before spring break at that, my readership will doubtless have significantly decreased. Most of my eight loyal readers are probably already off vacationing somewhere, and the brains of any readers left in town are probably too fried from midterms to want to read anything at all.

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Few bad, most good

By Rachel Goldberg and Robert Granger · Thursday, March 6,2008 7:25 p.m.

It seems to me there is always one big video on the Internet that everyone is musing over. In my opinion the big video a couple of days ago was “U.S. soldier throws puppy off cliff.”

Penelope

Does somebody smell bacon?

By Andrea Alumbaugh · Thursday, March 6,2008 2:44 p.m.

Like a bad wine, no amount of aging can soften the stink of a bad movie. Though “Penelope” sat on the shelves for about two years after its production, it is now painfully clear that the people in charge were merely delaying the inevitable flop of this fractured fairy tale.

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IU might consider pairing with schools to teach inmates on-site

By Paul Coover · Thursday, March 6,2008 3:05 a.m.

Many universities, including IU, have programs that offer inmates in correctional facilities the opportunity to get a college degree. IU, however, only offers inmates distance learning courses, which are taught through mail correspondence.  PODCAST:  Hoosier Headlines

Jacob Kriese

Saying goodbye

By Michael Sanserino · Thursday, March 6,2008 2:52 a.m.

There were a lot of lasts at Assembly Hall on Senior Night – the last basket, the last shot, the last rebound, among others. But it was one senior’s first that had everybody talking. Forward D.J. White’s buzzer-beating 3-pointer at the end of the first half, his first 3-pointer in his collegiate career, was the highlight in the Hoosiers’ 69-55 win over Minnesota in the final game of the season at Assembly Hall.  VIDEO:  IU Senior Night

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Restaurant hosts ‘fun and lively’ art opening

By Jackie Kochell · Thursday, March 6,2008 1:44 a.m.

The exhibition, the largest Larsen has shown in the Midwest, will be on display at Trulli until March 25. Friends, fellow artists and musicians came to see Larsen’s collection. Deputy Mayor Maria Heslin said events like this one encourage local art.

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Punch Brothers to perform at Buskirk

By Morgan Waters · Thursday, March 6,2008 1:36 a.m.

Starting at 8 p.m. today, the floorboards of the Buskirk-Chumley Theater will vibrate from the sounds of “new grass” as the Grammy-nominated Punch Brothers take the stage.

Chris Pickrell

15 stand-up comedians perform in tournament

By Allison Tyra · Thursday, March 6,2008 1:34 a.m.

As part of its effort to find America’s funniest college students, RooftopComedy.com is holding its National College Comedy Competition for stand-up comedians and short-filmmakers.

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