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More than Black History Month

I think our celebration should be Black History Year, with a single month, February, set aside to refocus for another year of celebration.


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Gerst gets it wrong, not Coke

But to argue that minority groups must either assimilate or suffer exclusion in the supposed interest of the majority is thoughtless at best.


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Grow Up, NFL

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What does a player’s sexuality have to do with his athletic prowess? A lot, says the NFL, apparently.



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What to do with the budget surplus

Investing in education better prepares the future workforce, the Medicaid expansion increases the productivity and the economic security of the state’s poor, and investments in infrastructure reduces the risk of greater future costs in the case of accidents.


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I support President McRobbie

It is true that the ASA has upheld the highest precepts of the interdisciplinary study of American culture and history since its establishment in 1951, but McRobbie acutely recognizes this boycott as a sharp turn from those values.



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Science and faith both lost

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Nye awkwardly referred to the decidedly unreceptive audience as “his Kentucky friends.” Ham used the Bible to disprove Darwin’s notoriously discredited concepts of high and low races, while failing to acknowledge its use in justifying centuries of slavery.


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To Russia, with understanding

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My first night in the country, I went to meet some Russian students in their dorm. While they gave me a tour, I noticed one of them had a small rainbow flag hanging from her wardrobe door.



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Panelists proctor merger Q&A

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More than 50 people filed into the Ernie Pyle auditorium Tuesday evening to attend the Media School merger question and answer panel organized by the IU Journalism Student Advisory Board.




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Film Festival to honor Hoffman

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IU Cinema will have a memorial tribute to late actor Philip Seymour Hoffman by screening a film marathon of his best-known work Feb. 18 and 19.