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Busman's Holiday

Brothers duo of Busman's Holiday calls Bloomington their home

By Lindsey Erdody · Tuesday, April 24,2012 11:33 p.m.

Together, the brothers are Busman’s Holiday, a band they’ve grown up with and grown into. They’ve matured through the music they started recording about 10 years ago, and they’re ready to make careers out of it. As they disappear into their next album, “A Long Goodbye,” they look to each other to find the harmony for success

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Exhibit showcases accents

By Makenzie Holland · Tuesday, April 24,2012 11:21 p.m.

Personal Accents: Accessories Around the World, an exhibit featured in the Mathers Museum of World Cultures, explores the meaning of accessories found in different cultures and their significance to people.

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MacTaggart earns weekly accolades for 2nd time

By Sean Blue · Tuesday, April 24,2012 11:19 p.m.

Junior Josh MacTaggart performed well this past week, and it’s been noted by the Big Ten. MacTaggart was awarded the Big Ten Men’s Tennis Player of the Week on Tuesday after going 3-0, beating Northwestern, Vincennes and No. 20 Illinois.

Baseball

Rally falls short for Hoosiers

By Michael Norman · Tuesday, April 24,2012 11:14 p.m.

Despite a three-run ninth inning rally, IU committed two crucial errors to lose the first game of a home-and-home series with the Miami (Ohio) RedHawks 8-7 Tuesday at Sembower Field.

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Regional economy report shows uptick

By Hannah Smith · Tuesday, April 24,2012 9:27 p.m.

The State of the Bloomington Regional Economy report, released last week by the Bloomington Economic Development Corporation, showed gains in several sectors.

Arch Dig

Anthropology students unearth downtown history

By IDS staff · Tuesday, April 24,2012 9:22 p.m.

The dig was an effort to conceptualize what an older, more ancestral Bloomington might have looked like, said Cheryl Munson, research scientist and head of the dig. Old medical and whisky bottles, shards of glass and pieces of tile were just a few relics group members said they hoped to find.

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Thanks for the light

By Alex Blakley · Tuesday, April 24,2012 8:58 p.m.

While bridges can be useful in some ways, it is important to understand they can also be detrimental to the environment in other ways.

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Israel's hypocrisy

By Sidney Fletcher · Tuesday, April 24,2012 8:55 p.m.

Where was the Israeli support for the Arab peoples fighting for their independence last year? And why does Israel continue to barrel toward a war with Iran that will kill innocent civilians by the thousands?

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My problems with Occupy

By Stefan Sokolowski · Tuesday, April 24,2012 7:02 p.m.

It’d been a bad week, both for the Occupy IU movement, which some of those protestors are associated with, and my general faith in humanity.

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Adios, Taco John's

Tuesday, April 24,2012 6:56 p.m.

Taco John’s was cherished by all. Beloved by many. Worth the long waits. Able to put a smile on the faces of all who encountered it. This is how we will remember that glorious taco franchise and its heaven-sent potato olés.

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Spring commencement student speakers named

Monday, April 23,2012 11:37 p.m.

The students issuing the student address were also recently selected: Sunjay Gorawara, with majors in finance and entrepreneurship, as well as a minor in public and environmental affairs; and Lauren Sedam of the Indiana Daily Student with majors in journalism and English, as well as a minor in psychology.

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IU professors receive special Provost honor

Monday, April 23,2012 11:36 p.m.

The award honors an IU-Bloomington faculty member who has achieved distinction either as a teacher or a scholar, according to a press release.

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‘Dead Week’ not so ‘dead’ for all

By Sydney Murray · Monday, April 23,2012 11:27 p.m.

The Sunday after Little 500, the floors of Herman B Wells Library were packed with students who were busy preparing for their last weeks of school. This week is free week, more commonly known as “dead week,” the final week of classes before examinations.

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