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Picking between the lesser of two evils: Nevada Senate race and national politics

By Drew Anderson and Jarrod Lowery · Thursday, Oct. 14,2010 6:56 p.m.

The Nevada Senate race between Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Tea Party-backed Republican Sharron Angle is a perfect model of races across the country: An extreme right-wing Tea Party candidate versus an lackluster establishment Democrat. Neither are great choices to most Americans. Here, IDS columnists make the case for both sides as the lesser of the two evils.

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IU Foundation files lawsuit to have grant money returned

Thursday, Oct. 14,2010 2:47 p.m.

The IU Foundation filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the George E. Archer Foundation, requesting the return of a $600,000 grant to support children’s gardening at IU’s Hilltop Garden and Nature Center.

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Workshop empowers bystanders in assault prevention

Wednesday, Oct. 13,2010 11:52 p.m.

Bystander courage was the message of Wednesday’s workshop on sexual assault prevention presented by the Jill Behrman 5k committee and Office of Women’s Affairs.

Men's Soccer

Bruin earns national distinction

Wednesday, Oct. 13,2010 11:23 p.m.

The junior forward was named National Player of the Week on Wednesday by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America for the week of Oct. 13.

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Pulitzer Prize winner to visit IU

By Isabel Dieppa · Wednesday, Oct. 13,2010 11:22 p.m.

Mark Strand will give a public reading of his work at 5:30 p.m. today in Fine Arts 015. The College Arts and Humanities Institute invited Strand to campus as part of the Solitude series.

'My Suicide' to screen at SoFA

By Rachel Trees · Wednesday, Oct. 13,2010 11:18 p.m.

Plans to bring the film “My Suicide” to Bloomington was an effort by part-owner of Buffa Louie’s Ed Schwartzman, who lost his son, Ben, to suicide three years to the day of the film premiere on Oct. 15.

Smoking on Campus

Smoking precedent still set in Bloomington

By Jillian Miers · Wednesday, Oct. 13,2010 11:09 p.m.

Remember the days of smoking and nonsmoking sections in restaurants? Those days are six years past since the beginning of smoke-free air policies. Bloomington was the first city to pass a comprehensive smoking ban in Indiana. The city council passed the smoke-free ordinance in 2004.

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