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History of the Old Brass Spittoon

Battle for the brass

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The Hoosiers take on Michigan State Oct. 6 in a battle for the Old Brass Spittoon. The last time IU beat the Spartans was in 2006.


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Getting the Latino vote

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If Romney is able to lay out a more specific message on immigration, he might be able to attract more Latino voters tired of and disappointed by Obama’s inaction on issues of immigration.



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It's in the air

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Read this 1922 staff editorial from the Indiana Daily Student describing what makes Bloomington special in words still relevant today.


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Gays vs. Quacks

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Brown himself said conversion therapy belongs “to the dustbin of quackery,” and I hope any decent mind can agree with this.




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Students 'paint the town' with spirit

Students painted local storefronts on Sept. 30 in an attempt to spread school spirit for a new IU Student Alumni Association event, "Paint the Town Crimson."





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'Lights, camera, action'

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There is more to IU Homecoming week than getting nearly naked. Read about all of the events that took place this week as well as those still to come.


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Where are they now?

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Get to know a little bit more about IU alumni Dave Neustadter and Larra Overton.


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Schmuhl to compete in 2012 Short Course World Championships

Wednesday, IU sophomore Steve Schmuhl was named to the U.S. roster for the 2012 Short Course World Championships in the 400-meter individual medley after taking third in the same event at the U.S. Open in August.




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Kotlov must step up for IU’s postseason run

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IDS Hoosier sports columnist Zach Stavis thinks that junior midfielder Nikita Kotlov needs to rise as another scoring threat in order for the Hoosiers to make a run in postseason play.


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Kinsey Institute sells unwanted books

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For the first time in three years, the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction sold unwanted materials during a book sale Wednesday. The sale will continue until Friday.