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Bloom’s Greatest Hits: A Guide To Golf In Our Own Backyard
Indiana does not generally fit the golfer’s notion of paradise, like, say, Florida, Hawaii, or even Myrtle Beach. We are missing the temperate climates,…
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Anti-Semitism On the Rise: Where We Stand in Bloomington
There is no doubt that acts of anti-Semitism are increasing, in this country and around the world. Polls show that fewer people know about…
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Musician Travis Puntarelli Is Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy
Flexibility is a running theme in Travis Puntarelliās life and career. He plays multiple instruments (his website lists everything from guitar and accordion to…
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John Taylor, CEO: Association of College Unions International
Many people know that a student union is a building set aside for the recreational, social, and governmental activities of students, but even people…
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Bloomington’s Black Leaders of Tomorrow
To choose Bloomingtonās black leaders of tomorrow, Bloom was looking for students who are outstanding in scholarship, the arts, or other fields; who are…
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All-Female Architectural Firm Specializes in Community Builds
You can call them community organizers, minus the petitions, posters, and marches. Armed instead with feasibility studies, CAD renderings, and blueprints, the team at…
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MCCSC Bus Drivers Win State āRoadeo,ā Head to Nationals
In June, a āroadeo,ā officially known as the School Transportation Association of Indianaās (STAIās) School Bus Safety Competition, challenged drivers to prove their mettle.
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A Magical Fish and the City it Spawned
One hundred and 11 years ago, work was completed on our courthouse in the Square. But the origins of that building, of the weathervane…