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To Hell and back

By Chris Wisner and compiled by Chris Wisner · Thursday, Oct. 5,2006 12 a.m.

Never heard of "Jigoku?" Well count me in as a member of a large group of people who've probably never heard of this Japanese horror classic. Literally translated into "Hell," "Jigoku" is a rather bold piece of filmmaking from Japan that was made way back in 1960. Two students, Shiro (Shigeru Amachi) and Tamura (Yoichi Numata), are driving along on a country road when suddenly a drunken man appears out of nowhere, and they run over him. Of course they speed off, all the while Shiro condemning his friend for the terrible deed, but this sad event in Shiro's life is only the beginning of what one might call "hell on Earth."

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Getting to the point.

By Kristi Oloffson · Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 11:59 p.m.

Senior ballerina Lauren Fadeley didn't spend her time dancing at her high school prom. Instead, she dedicated her time to preparing for the stage of the New York City Ballet. Being in the NYC ballet became overwhelming and an unhealthy atmosphere, she said. So now Fadeley has traded a professional career for an education and is spending her hours being a student and dancer in IU's Ballet Theater productions, including this weekend's Fall Ballet.

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IU needs more trash cans, recycling bins

By Kate Slabosky · Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 11:17 p.m.

A friend of mine pointed out to me the other day that there are very few trash cans outdoors on the IU campus. The lack of trash receptacles on campus is unfortunate because it leads to more litter on the grounds of our beautiful home. If a student has a small piece of trash in his hand, he is more likely to throw it out if there is a trash can near by. Otherwise he will probably just drop it on the ground. I see no reason why there are so very few trash cans on campus.

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Stopwalks: They're there for a reason

Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 11:16 p.m.

I had the misfortune to be driving today when I experienced a common college part of life: jaywalking. I have no problem with jaywalkers, heck I do it myself all the time. But the person I saw doing it today has to take the cake. I was trying to turn right onto Jordan from Third, but a young lady started to jaywalk. Light turns yellow and I console myself and say, "Hey, I'll just right on red it."

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Hitchens = warmonger

By David Keppel · Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 11:16 p.m.

It was disheartening to see the IU School of Journalism lionize Christopher Hitchens, who practices the ultimate form of "newspeak" by domesticating the iconoclasm of George Orwell into sycophancy for President Bush's "War on Terror."

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Bloomington federal money should go to poor

By Patrick Bishop · Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 11:14 p.m.

In response to Paige Ingram's report on the misallocation of federal dollars to Bloomington ("Low-Income students bring city big bucks," Sept. 28) and Kristi Oloffson's article on the Shalom Center homeless shelter ("Local homeless shelter still has no place to go," Sept. 29):

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Brian Stewart's empty 'truth'

By Mark Casey · Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 11:14 p.m.

Opinion columnist Brian Stewart wrote on October 2 ("Postmodernism vs. principle") that "objective truth" is what the world needs now, more than anything. How easy taking that position becomes when this "truth" is on your own side. Not to mention when it is, by definition, infallible.

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IDS shouldn't waste time on Phi Psi story

By Chase Oswald · Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 11:12 p.m.

It's a sad day when such a petty issue as having a hot tub in the chapter of a fraternity sparks the attention of the editor in chief for the Indiana Daily Student. In my opinion and many others', it was a complete waste of space and time for the IDS to publish such a meaningless article.

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Ruckus a bum deal

By Curtis Grace · Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 11:10 p.m.

Regarding "IUSA brings music downloading service" by Julie Mahomed (Oct. 3):

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Deathbed of spinach

By Colin Dugdale · Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 10:53 p.m.

Aside from unicorns and moist towelettes, the show "Cold Case" is my favorite thing in the world. Every episode is fantastic, so "chillingly" erotic it's like a Popsicle in my pants.

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Scary white men

By Jonathan P. Rossing · Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 10:52 p.m.

Terror alert! Why haven't the Department of Homeland Security and George W. Bush raised our terror alert level to RED over the new menace to our American way of life: the gun-wielding, white men who are shooting up our public schools?

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Myths of war

By Peter Chen · Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 10:50 p.m.

IX-EN-PROVENCE, France -- When the times challenge our values and perspectives as much as they have the last five years, it's hard to believe anything. We are too close to the events at hand, deprived of an ability to stand back and observe from a distance, to build educated opinions in full.

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Bloomington: Hella poor!

Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 10:49 p.m.

ast Thursday, we reported that Bloomington is the second-most impoverished small city in the country according to the American Community Service census -- a status that gets us hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal funding. Some might claim this money should go to needier communities, but we say "Not so fast!" True, the zero-income status of much of Bloomington's population is irrelevant because so many of us are students supported by our parents. But that doesn't mean we aren't worthy of funding!

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Federal probe intensifies over e-mails

Wednesday, Oct. 4,2006 10:46 p.m.

WASHINGTON -- The Justice Department ordered House officials to "preserve all records" related to disgraced Rep. Mark Foley's electronic correspondence with teenagers, intensifying an investigation into a scandal rocking Republicans five weeks before midterm elections.

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