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French-inspired Lilly Library exhibit explores illustrated books of poetry

By Alyson Brodsy · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 11:19 p.m.

A blue, wooden, square-shaped box with shards of glass fastened to its front sits in a display case at IU's Lilly Library. A wire frame covers the pieces of glass. The box exists as a cover of a book on display in the library in an exhibit titled "The Powerful Lesson of the Eye," which explores illustrated books.

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Israeli army mistakenly kills 3 Egyptian officers

By Danica Kirka · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 11:19 p.m.

JERUSALEM -- Israeli troops mistook three Egyptian police officers for Palestinian militants and shot them dead Thursday along the Gaza Strip's border with Egypt, increasing tensions between the neighbors.

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Law school library receives top recognition

By Teri Rosenbaum · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 11:18 p.m.

In a recent study done by the National Jurist, a popular student-oriented law magazine, IU's School of Law Library was ranked as No. 1 in the country. Tied with the University of Iowa, IU "outlibraried" 181 other accredited universities.

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Italian opera takes comic look at classic tale of 'Cinderella'

By Eric Anderson · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 11:18 p.m.

Aclose friend asked me if there would be mice singing "Cinderelly, Cinderelly." There are, thankfully, no singing, sewing mice in Gioacchino Rossini's "La Cenerentola." Nor is there an evil stepmother or a slipper left on the steps of the palace. Instead, what takes place in this particularly unique treatment of the popular fairy tale "Cinderella" is delightful romantic comedy replete with mistaken identity, sinister foils and hilarious slapstick comedy.

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Group gives students home for holidays

By Lindsay Lyon · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 11:16 p.m.

Have room for more at the table? With Thanksgiving approaching, students are leaving campus to return to their homes all over the country. But there are some who can't.

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Law club aids Dominicans

By Haley Beck · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 11:12 p.m.

When third-year law student Arlene Brens heard about the Bridges to the Dominican Republic program, she knew it was something in which she had to take part.

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City Council increases fines for failing to clear snow from sidewalks

By Jill Brooks · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 11:11 p.m.

With the winter months just around the corner, shoveling snow off sidewalks was an issue at Wednesday night's Bloomington City Council meeting. Ordinance 04-35, which modifies the duties, fines and citation and collection procedures related to snow-shoveling, passed a second reading 9-0 with two amendments.

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The KISISS Report

By Ab D. Phillip · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 12:17 p.m.

Question: Are ribbed or other "extra feature" condoms more likely to break than basic lubricated ones?

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The KISISS Report

By Ab D. Phillip · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 12:09 p.m.

Question: I have small red bumps on my penis. They do not itch or burn, and I have not noticed any pain when urinating. I am sexually active but in a relationship.

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The KISISS Report

By Ab D. Phillip · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 11:52 a.m.

Question: I am a 22-year-old female. I've never had sex with a guy. I've been to a gynecologist three times and just recently started using tampons.

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The KISISS Report

By Ab D. Phillip · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 11:50 a.m.

Question: How much is enough? I was wondering how to take care of the hair down there on my vulva.

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Driver pleads not guilty to charges

By Mallory Simon · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 12:58 a.m.

The driver of the car that caused a fatal accident killing alumna Kate B. Comiskey entered a plea of not guilty Wednesday afternoon in Monroe County court and could face up to 52 years in prison if convicted on the charges. Bryan M. Gooldy appeared in front of Judge Marc Kellams, shackled and in an orange jumpsuit, and was arraigned on charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated causing death, a Class B felony; operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs causing death, a Class B felony; and being a habitual offender.

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IUSA plans site for cheaper textbooks

By Eric Tash · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 12:58 a.m.

The IU Student Association is planning to launch a Web site for students looking to buy textbooks in the next few semesters. IUSA wants to publish the list of textbook ISBN numbers to give students more options on where and how much they pay for their class textbooks.

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Under the sea

By Gavin Lesnick · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 12:58 a.m.

Three hundred and twenty nine dollars. For years, that's all that stood between Mark Brooks and his dream of exploring the underwater wonderland of coral reefs, sea animals and abandoned overgrown shipwrecks. But now, thanks in large part to a life-changing birthday present, Brooks owns and manages Southern Indiana Scuba, 1023 S. Walnut Street, helping others realize the same dream.

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Students respond to annual Smokeout

By Jeff Alsott and Jeff Alstott · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 12:32 a.m.

Today marks the 24th "Great American Smokeout," a day sponsored by the American Cancer Society to encourage smokers to quit, with hopes of lowering lung cancer rates. But not all smokers at IU appreciate the motivations behind the Smokeout.

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Around The Arts

By Alyson Brodsy · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 12:29 a.m.

Local artwork up for sale The Bloomington Area Arts Council opens its annual holiday art sale this weekend in the Rosemary P. Miller Gallery and Gallery Shop of the John Waldron Arts Center. Handcrafted gifts created by over 50 local and regional artists will be available for purchase. Items for sale include pieces of pottery, glasswork, and metalwork, as well as ornaments, jewelry, paintings, quilting and photography.

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One last hurrah for some

By Dan Patrick · Thursday, Nov. 18,2004 12:22 a.m.

The clock will tick down and the end will inevitably come. For the 2004-05 IU senior class, that time is now and the battles fought on the football field will soon be relegated into the annals of memories and war stories.

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