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Q&A with WAXEATER guitarist

By Amanda Jacobson · Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12:08 a.m.

Bloomington’s own thrash band WAXEATER and Nashville, Tenn.-based rock trio The Grayces played to a rowdy crowd Friday night at the Bishop Bar with local post-punk band Anwar Sadat.The Indiana Daily Student got up-close and personal with Rob Montage, guitarist and vocalist of WAXEATER, for a one-on-one take on the band members musical influences and what they’re doing next.

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Pressley-Jacobs presents graphic design advice, style

By Jeff LaFave · Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12:04 a.m.

Wendy Pressley-Jacobs describes her landlord as a “patron of the arts.”The Chicago-based design specialist, who graduated from IU in 1975 with a bachelor of fine arts in graphic design, presented “When Vision Acts: Thoughtful Communications” at the School of Fine Arts on Friday.

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“Global Perspectives” bridges world cultures

By Hannah Crane · Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12 a.m.

The Indiana University Dance Theatre’s “Global Perspectives” production presented dance from around the world to Bloomington audiences Friday and Saturday at the Ruth N. Halls Theatre. The Annual Faculty and Guest Artist Concert featured traditional and contemporary dances representing themes within a global community.

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True sustainability at IU

Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12 a.m.

The recently approved Integrated Energy Master Plan by the Board of Trustees, which allocates $82 million to repair, replace and build new infrastructure at IU to create “efficiency and environmental sustainability,” isn’t a sustainable path to the future.

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Gophers too physical for Hoosiers

By Taylor Grayson · Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12 a.m.

Minnesota certainly brought their “A”-game, defeating the Hoosiers in a fashion that reminded fans why they are ranked No. 4 nationally. Although the Hoosiers lost a physically tough match 41-3, IU Coach Duane Goldman said he believed the final score did not indicate the amount of effort that was put forth by each wrestler.

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IU dominates at tournament

By Andy Wittry · Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12 a.m.

The No. 49 Hoosiers hosted No. 52 Missouri, Marquette and Bowling Green over the weekend in a tournament that was organized into seven singles flights and one doubles flight.

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KONY 2013

By Emma Wenninger · Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12 a.m.

As I reflect on the past year, I find myself wondering: How can I live a more fulfilling, Gangnam-style life in 2013, and, more importantly, what exactly happened to Joseph Kony? Now, if I really face the facts, it’s fair to say I’d completely forgotten about Kony. It was only when those year-in-review videos came out on Youtube that I remembered he had been a thing.

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Wooden Award honors Zeller

By IDS staff · Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12 a.m.

The Big Ten named four players, including Zeller, to the midseason list. Ohio State’s Deshaun Thomas, Michigan’s Trey Burke and Illinois’ Brandon Paul rank higher than Zeller in conference scoring.

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Hoosiers allow second-half comeback

By Nathan Brown · Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12 a.m.

After leading with 23 points at the end of the first half, the No. 5 IU men’s basketball team watched its lead get cut in half by a No. 8 Minnesota team determined to battle back after being almost defeated 20 minutes into Saturday’s game at Assembly Hall.

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Solving the IUSA problem

Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12 a.m.

A concern that rarely comes up in discussions of IUSA needs to be addressed: Where is the conservative ticket? Every year, it seems, platforms for election of IUSA executives pertain to one thing:spending.

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Hoosiers sweep Purdue in dual meet

By Casey Krajewski · Monday, Jan. 14,2013 12 a.m.

The Hoosier men handled their opponent, winning 80-52, but the women found themselves in a much tighter contest. In what proved to be a deciding event, sophomore Brie Roller came from behind to win the 4x400-meter relay on the final leg and put her team in position for a 69-67 victory.

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