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Department of Education fights teenage violence

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After President Obama declared February National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, the U.S. Department of Education is asking schools to strengthen their commitments to end gender-based violence.


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IUSA ticket changes its platform

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Hoosiers 4 Solutions expands the Indiana Lifeline Law to include reports of sexual assault and candidates said they would encourage the Board of Trustees and IU Foundation to use the University’s endowment money in more sustainable industries.


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Indiana Office of Defense Development comes to Bloomington

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The IODD was created by an executive order from Gov. Mike Pence during his first day in office. It aims to expand the defense sector in Indiana business and create jobs for Hoosiers, according to a press release from the lieutenant governor’s office.


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Meth found in car, man arrested

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Charles Matlock, 47, is currently booked at the Monroe County Jail facing preliminary charges for possession of methamphetamine. Bond is set at $4,000 surety and $500 cash.





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Piano man performs at Collins

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Singer-songwriter Matt Gold released the album “Drown Before You Swim” in 2012. Some songs from this album will be performed at the concert, although he said he isn’t sure of the set list.



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In defense of the liberal arts

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For English majors, like myself, the job hunt is personal.When people ask, few things are more satisfying than telling them that you, in fact, are an English major with a job, instead of resorting to the slightly less witty response of shivving them.


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What your spring break destination says about you

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Bloomington will become a ghost town next week as students disperse on their travels and likewise celebrate as the Greeks and Romans did before us. However, where students go says a lot about them. Allow me to break it down for you.


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Real-life science fiction

Everyone watch out, because we’re one step closer to reading each other’s minds. OK, that might be an exaggeration.





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Sophomore duo leads Hoosiers

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Sophomores Kyle Schwarber and Sam Travis played in all 60 games of their freshman campaign and were named Freshmen All-Americans.