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Food trucks gain popularity

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Saberi is another street vendor who’s found a profession in utilizing the Bloomington bar scene as an income.


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Directors discuss international documentaries

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On Feb. 28, the Cinema will screen “Sun City Picture House” (2010) and “Baseball in the Time of Cholera” (2011). At 3 p.m. on March 1, the directors will present a lecture on their experiences during filmmaking.





Peter Pan at the IU Auditorium Carousel

Peter Pan performed at Auditorium

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Children dressed as Peter, Tinkerbell and Captain Hook filled the IU Auditorium Tuesday night as the musical “Peter Pan” began its two-night run on campus.



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Zeller, Watford struggle in paint

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Throughout much of the Big Ten season, senior forward Christian Watford had been the catalyst for the IU men’s basketball team early in the first half.




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Column: MLB's rich always win

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Last year, the MLB had a few of those teams: the Oakland Athletics, Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals shocked everybody by making the playoffs.Unfortunately, none of them finished off their Cinderella campaign with a World Series title. That’s just the way it goes in baseball. The richest teams win.





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Reality TV takes a dive

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ABC’s website boasts, “Splash marks the first time 10 celebrities will train and compete in regulation platform and springboard diving at dizzying heights in front of a weekly poolside audience.


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Reality of rape

On Feb. 13, the IDS published a letter to the editor that exhibited the ignorance that permeates our society regarding rape entitled “Share the Blame.”


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Anti-merger students must strike

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While I think the IDS did a fine job of outlining the details of the situation, and I applaud Auslen’s re-commitment to holding the administration accountable, I think students who oppose the merger must go further than asking hard questions.


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Re: “EveryBODY is fine”

In an ideal world, that’s where beauty derives from: our minds, personalities and quirks.


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Idle no more

While riding my bike along Kirkwood two weekends ago, I noticed a group of people chanting and holding signs (“Idle No More”), many of them wearing traditional clothes indicating that they were Native Americans.