Table of Contents
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Editor’s Message: “Time”
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Guest Column: “Antisemitism at Our Doorstep” by Alvin Rosenfeld
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The Big Picture: Face Off
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Up Front
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Curt Cignetti: IU Head Football Coach
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Ana Ximena Cordero: Lawyer & Actor
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Bruce Smail: Director, IU’s LGBTQ+ Culture Center
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Aaron Brown: Master Barber
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The Documentary ‘Monument to Love’: How Bulgarian Jews Escaped the Holocaust
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Constellation Stage & Screen Has ‘Something for Everyone’ in New Season
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Silas Cheo: A Modern Take on Surrealism
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Cody Ikerd & the Sidewinders: A Bedford Boy Playing Country
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Bloomington Fine Art Supply: A New Shop for All Artists
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‘Hoosier Spirits: Distilling in Indiana’: A New WTIU-TV Documentary
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Berliner Weisse: A Refreshing Tart Wheat Ale for Summer (Tapped Into Bloomington)
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Monopole: A Small Space For People Who Love Wine
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Why Not Drink ‘All of Me’: Wines to ‘Build a Dream On’ (Bloomington and Vine)
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The Iconic Garret Antiques: Everything Is Up for Sale
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Lashes, Lashes, Lashes
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The Venue: Featuring Art of All Kinds
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The 33rd Annual Garden Walk: This Year 100% DIY
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Graham’s Foundation: A Resource for Preemie Parents
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Rena Cohen: Teenage Crossword Puzzle Whiz
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Expectations Matter (Autism & Disability Journal)
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Global Learners: Local Teens Teaching K-8 Kids Current Events
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Stick It to Mosquitoes This Summer (Citizen Scientist)
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YMCA Offering Support Sessions For Kids Being Schooled at Home
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Introducing Jennifer McCormick: Democratic Party Candidate for Governor
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I Was There on Election Day And Everything Was Okay! (Dave Askins at City Hall)
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Plans for New Airport Terminal: For a Better First Impression
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Community Kitchen Express Will Soon Have a New Home
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CarminParker Law: Now Part of Paganelli Law Group
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What Exactly Does a Title Company Do? John Bethell’s Been Doing It for 50 Years
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JL Waters Outdoor Store Celebrates 50 Years Here
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The 18th Annual Homes Collection: Passionate People, Passionate Places
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Those Were the Days…
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Rena Cohen’s Crossword Puzzle – Solutions
When crying about antisemitism becomes a dog whistle for oppression of free speech, it becomes ignored. When the Israeli government commits atrocities, it becomes the duty of every person, regardless of faith, to call on our government to stop providing weapons. If individuals want to see a decrease of antisemitism, the Jewish state must reform itself and live up to the moral code of their religion.