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Monday, April 20
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We should be tuning in to Al Jazeera

Al Jazeera, perhaps the biggest and most credible news network in the Middle East, has been covering the situation thoroughly — but we can’t see it.


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We need more buses

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I looked longingly at the bus stop as I trudged to Ballantine. What stopped me from joining the multitudes and huddling under the meager shelter, awaiting the D bus?



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Fire department, IUPD respond to car fire

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At about 1:20 a.m. Sunday, the IU Police Department and Bloomington Fire Department responded to a 911 call from someone who saw a car on fire in front of Collins Living-Learning Center.


Construction

University West Apartments demolition begins

Demolition on the University West Apartments on south Jordan Avenue started Thursday. The building is being demolished to make room for a new studio for the Jacobs School of Music.





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Postseason play looms for IU

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It’s crunch time for the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams. The women take part in the Big Ten Championship next week while 11 men will travel to the OSU Winter Open this weekend to finalize their Big Ten Championship roster.



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Palm Beach next on tap for Hoosiers

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The IU men’s golf team will travel back to Florida this weekend to compete in the Big Ten Match Play Championship at the PGA National Champions Course in Palm Beach, Fla.


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IU tees off in San Juan, Puerto Rico

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After a three-month tournament layoff where a majority of practices occurred indoors, the IU women’s golf team is back in action this weekend in San Juan, Puerto Rico, at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic.



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IU to play two doubleheaders

In addition to playing four matches, the Hoosiers will be challenged by Illinois State’s lineup which features a ranked singles player and a top-50 doubles team.



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Hoosier pitchers boast depth heading into season

With a starter returning from an injury-shortened 2010 campaign and an influx of young, versatile talent, the squad is hoping the 2011 season can see significant improvement from a pitching staff that allowed the most earned runs in the Big Ten a year ago.


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Black Hoosiers through the years

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Black History Month began as Negro History Week in February 1926 as a way to encourage people to learn more about black history, according to the Library of Congress website.