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Weiner’s rant on the lost old party

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As I watched New York’s Congressman Anthony Weiner dig into the congressional Republicans for deciding to hold a vote on defunding National Public Radio, his sarcasm and snark temporarily turning C-SPAN into a made-for-broadcast segment of the Daily Show, I began to wonder: What do Republicans really stand for these days?


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Cutting scholarships for athletes

We say discussion of scholarships and compensation distract from the real issues plaguing college athletics.


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Fascism

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The current political terminology used in the United States is heavily burdened with corrupt ideology. A political term, therefore, will often have two distinct meanings: a dictionary meaning and a meaning used for ideological reasons.



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Jenna Bush Hager to lecture tonight

Jenna Bush Hager, daughter of former president George W. Bush, will speak at 7:30 p.m. in the Whittenberger Auditorium of the Indiana Memorial Union. The author, teacher and news correspondent is presented by Union Board as part of IU’s Women’s History Month celebration.



Jesus

Club sponsors Jesus debates

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IU chapter of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship will tackle this week with its series “Jesus and the end of ... ” The five-day event, which began Monday will feature a themed interactive display at various locations throughout campus during the day and a discussion during the evening with a different guest speaker each night.



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Incommon unifies information

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Federated identities allow a user’s identity from one organization to be used across multiple organizations, according to the roadmap, and the organizations forming a federation.



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Democrats compromise, return to Ind. Statehouse

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Democratic members of the Indiana House of Representatives were scheduled to return to the Statehouse in Indianapolis on Monday following their five-week exile in a Comfort Suites hotel in Urbana, Ill.



Battlegames

Students, local residents stage fights in medieval-style battle games

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Bodies clothed in medieval garb littered the Bryan Park battlefield Sunday afternoon in the wake of the most recent battle. This particular battle marked the spring opener for the Bloomington Battle Games Club. Composed of students and community members interested in medieval style combat, the group meets from 1 to 4 p.m. every Sunday at Bryan Park, weather permitting.



Japan Feature

Disaster in Japan hits home

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News of the catastrophe in Japan slowly made its way to IU students and faculty as they were beginning a relaxing spring break.


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Hoosier Briefs

Bob Knight to speak at Butler, D.J. White's revival and a new award from IU Athletics.


Baseball vs. Evansville

IU looks to shake Evansville loss

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As the Big Ten portion of the Hoosiers’ season looms, IU coach Tracy Smith worked two extra midweek home games into the schedule beforehand, the first of which comes at 3:05 p.m. today against Northern Kentucky.