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Lea Wilcox

Lea Wilcox

In the past four years I've worked on the Arbutus, I've had the opportunity to create something that captures my fellow students' most lasting memories.


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Muslim Student Union celebrates end of Ramadan

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Ramadan, the Islamic month of fasting between sunrise and sunset, ended Sept. 10, and members of the IU Muslim Student Union were hungry. Roughly 40 students gathered in Olcott Park Saturday to celebrate Eid ul-Fitr, the end of Ramadan, with a barbecue picnic.

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Zombies invade Lotus Festival

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This zombie mob scene is only a precursor to Thrill The World 2010, when Thriller dancers worldwide will join the Bloomington crew and simultaneously perform to break a world record.









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Independent Council caters to non-greeks

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The Independent Council was co-founded a year ago by senior Annette DiTommaso as a way for “non-greek” women to bond, participate in social activities, organize philanthropic events and support IU.


Football at Western Kentucky

Defensive adjustments steer Hoosiers to win

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Following Western Kentucky's opening offensive series Saturday that saw running back Bobby Rainey run for 62 yards and a score, the IU defense made adjustments that allowed Rainey just 43 yards the rest of the game in the Hoosiers' 38-21 victory.




Bach is Back

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A new edition of the Clavier-Ubung III was released this weekend at the Jacobs School of Music Bach to School organ conference.


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Voting begins for Marching Hundred competition

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The CBS challenge to college marching bands for the best rendition of “Hawaii 5-O” will begin public voting today. The public will be able to vote for their favorite video until Oct. 4.



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Accident results in pedestrian injury

A pedestrian was injured with a possible broken leg after a two-car collision at about 6:30 p.m. Friday on Third Street and Swain Avenue.