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Salt to the wound

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As if the release of Jerry Sandusky’s jury report, which detailed his sexual violation of eight boys during the course of his 15 years at Penn State University, wasn’t bad enough, a right-wing family association swooped in for the opportunity to pin this one on the gays.


Penn State Riots

Penn State rioters should be ashamed

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Paterno being let go isn’t disgusting; what happened to those boys is disgusting. Acting as if anyone else deserves to be called a victim in this situation is disgusting because it takes the focus away from the real issue.


The Indiana Daily Student

Indiana’s unfair ballot access laws

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In the 2008 presidential election, Ralph Nader, running as an independent candidate, did not appear on the ballot in five states: Texas, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Georgia and Indiana.


The Indiana Daily Student

IU defeats Chattanooga 78-53

The Hoosiers improved to 2-0 for the regular season with a 78-53 win at Assembly Hall. Sophomore guard Victor Oladipo led IU with 21 points.


The Indiana Daily Student

Next IDS editor named

The spring 2012 Indiana Daily Student editor-in-chief was named Friday following the fall publications board meeting.


Basketball v Stony Brook

IU wins season opener

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Behind an offensive outburst of 65 percent shooting and four players in double figures, the IU men’s basketball team won its 14th straight season opener Friday night at Assembly Hall with a 96-66 win against Stony Brook.


Basketball v Stony Brook

'Sheeladipo' sparks IU in opener

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The sophomore duo combined for 29 points on 12-of-15 shooting to lead the IU men’s basketball team to a 96-66 victory against Stony Brook to open the season on Friday night at Assembly Hall. 



The Indiana Daily Student

Column: IU vs. Stony Brook

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If last season is any indicator of this year’s Stony Brook team, the Hoosiers will need to shut down the Seawolves’ best scoring threat, guard Bryan Dougher.


The Indiana Daily Student

Branch argues for athlete pay, speaks to journalism class

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Award-winning civil rights historian Taylor Branch wants IU to pay student athletes. Branch recently wrote the cover story for the October issue of The Atlantic magazine, titled “The Shame of College Sports”, and has expanded the story into an eBook called “The Cartel,” available from Byliner.com.





The Indiana Daily Student

As winter nears, crows settle in Bloomington

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For years, crows have invaded Bloomington and other Indiana cities, such as Terre Haute and Indianapolis, during the winter months. This year is no exception as the large flocks of crows begin to settle in.



Volleyball

Saturday brings senior night for team

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The weekend begins Friday as No. 2 Nebraska volleyball travels to Bloomington for the first time in school history. In the teams’ first meeting of season, the Cornhuskers swept the Hoosiers in Lincoln, Neb.