When someone makes a mistake, we expect them to atone for it in some way. We also expect, in the interest of fairness, that the atonement will be equal in magnitude to the initial wrongdoing.
Indiana lawmakers made a mistake in striking down a tax hike for cigarettes
Hoosiers should amend Indiana's constitution to balance the budget
Allowing mass, prerecorded political messages to be sent will only harass voters
Annexation will benefit some areas more than others
Law enforcement shouldn't need fully weaponized drones
Future Caucus offers hope for bipartisanship.
Texas Senate Bill 25 is a step in the wrong direction for patients and physicians
IU needs to work on disability access .
The proposed changes would invade citizens' privacy
Google is fighting against the Edina, Minnesota, police for increased privacy
IUSA executives should not be in charge of their own scholarship funding.
Empower IU offers both pragmatism and passion for the students at IU
Recent reports out of the G20 forum indicate that the [NOTE: omit the -eg] other countries are giving way to Trump’s trade agenda.
Tom Crean gave a lot to IU basketball, but it's time to move on
Government organizations aren't the only ones reaching for the stars
Despite the constant emails foreboding us with subject lines like “Two-Step Login: Don’t get locked out on February 2,” we all felt a little jaded when time came to download Duo Mobile on our phones, which takes up an unnecessary amount of storage space.
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