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Jacobs brings MLK multimedia concert

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The IU Jacobs School of Music, Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology and African American Arts Institute presented “Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,” a multimedia production that celebrated the late civil rights activist.


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Around the arts

Catch a show or exhibit in Bloomington this week.


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Column: Food for thought

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While any dietetics major would agree that resolving to eat healthier and workout more is a smart decision, the resolutions made by individuals to starve themselves and over-exercise are never endorsed.


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RPS adopts new term breakage policy, fees

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Residential Programs and Services has announced several changes to its housing contract for the 2012-13 school year for students who choose to break the contract so that they can participate in certain academic programs or because they have made plans to graduate at the semester’s end.


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Coal Free IU remains persistent

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Students of the on-campus organization Coal Free IU hand-delivered bundles of petitions consisting of over 5,000 signatures to the office of IU President Michael McRobbie Friday.Sierra Club member Alexis Boxer said that, after two and half years on the campaign, it is time for students to take their concerns to the highest possible office.


ski and snowboard club

Montana slopes welcome snowboard, ski club

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With the beginning of winter comes the arrival of many seasonal sports, but for the IU Ski and Snowboarding club, this is nowhere near the beginning of their activities. The club members not only participate in winter sports, but also engage in other activities such as rock climbing, horseback riding and paint-balling.


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Bills to Watch

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The Indiana House of Representatives and the Senate are currently working on these proposed bills.


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City of Bloomington honors MLK birthday

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In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the City of Bloomington sponsored “Affirming the Legacy,” a program laced with messages of community service and colored with tones of soulful praise.


John Tilford

Resident runs for 9th District seat

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John Tilford is attempting to change the way the political game is played. Tilford, a Bloomington resident, is running for Indiana’s 9th District congressional seat — without taking a single campaign donation.


Tennis

Women compile 27 wins at home

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The women’s tennis team spent the three-day weekend at the IU tennis complex playing host to the IU adidas Winter Invitational. The Hoosiers squared off against Louisville, Marquette and Missouri during the invitational. This event was an chance for the team to shake off the rust for the first time this semester after long winter break.


Track

Track teams grab wins against Purdue

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If there were any doubts as to how significant a victory against Purdue would be for the men’s and women’s track teams, they were erased following Saturday’s dual-meet at Harry Gladstein Fieldhouse.



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Column: A match made in heaven

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After beating No. 13 Michigan at home Jan. 5 to advance to 14-1, the date was all but set to wed IU to a top-10 ranking — an estranged relationship reunited after four years of separation.



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Why Tumblr is a secret

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Tumblr is a secret because you know your profile isn’t necessarily you — a version of you, perhaps — but not you.


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Feminism isn't dead.

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Let’s discuss the three points made by our holier-than-thou anti-feminist friend.


Don't essentialize me, bro.

Identity wars on campus

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Identities are tricky, whether you consciously wear one yourself or it’s bestowed upon you by someone else.