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Gift card exchange

By Allison Tyra · Thursday, Dec. 11,2008 12:01 a.m.

While gift cards are traditionally used at the store from which they were purchased, Landlocked Music will now accept cards from any major chain store that sells media items.

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Portable pieces of art

By Kelsey Ellefson · Wednesday, Dec. 10,2008 10:25 p.m.

Indiana weather. Let’s face it – we are all used to it by now. But I, quite frankly, am getting sick of it. Unprecedented rain, ice storms and snow have all weathered this campus in December alone and we, as students, are left to deal with it. So far this semester, the weather alone has personally claimed three of my notebooks, a textbook and my usual positive disposition to make it to class on time.

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Hear them ring

Tuesday, Dec. 9,2008 10:29 p.m.

Bells are jingling and chestnuts are roasting. That’s right, it’s time for some jolly holiday music. Every store will be playing holiday compilation albums, and Wal-Mart will soon be setting up for Valentine’s Day.

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Get it together, ‘Friends’

By Sara Amato · Sunday, Dec. 7,2008 9:51 p.m.

This Christmas I asked Santa for “Sex and the City.” If there was one thing Hollywood did right, it was making that movie. Since its opening weekend, the movie has made more than $415 million at the box office. Now, I’m begging for another sitcom gone big screen: “Friends.”

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Each weekend in a new country is a new lesson learned

By Bonnie White · Sunday, Dec. 7,2008 7:57 p.m.

PARIS – Sitting on a budget airline flight from Stockholm to Paris, drowsy from a lack of sleep and a large amount of time spent in transit, I listened to a man who sounds like he’s imitating the Swedish chef (Muppets, anyone?) and reminisce about my weekends spent country hopping.

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5 surefire ways to improve your style

By Bryan Payton · Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 11:54 p.m.

With the new year drawing closer, it’s time to start thinking about resolutions and new beginnings. If you went through 2008 in a fashionless fog, there’s hope for you in 2009. To help you, I’m spotting you five surefire ways to improve your style for the next 365 days.

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Folk rock and distortion fill Waldron

By Greg Winget · Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 11:52 p.m.

It’s a wonder that all of Bloomington wasn’t deafened Wednesday night, considering the barrage of psychedelic music that was pouring out of the John Waldron Arts Center Rose Firebay at Fourth and Walnut streets.

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BFA photography show expresses media neglect

Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 11:47 p.m.

The old Wal-Mart building off State Road 45 has been sitting empty for two years, but last Sunday, a corner of its overgrown parking lot was filled with professional lighting equipment, suitcases and shivering Bachelor of Fine Arts photography students.

IU third-year MFA acting student Dawn Thomas performs as the lead role Marisol during a dress rehearsal for Marisol on Monday night in the Wells-Metz Theater. The production, written by Jose Rivera, the author of "Motorcycle Diaries", will show at 7:30pm December 5th and 6th as well as 9th-13th in the Wells-Metz Theatre.

Heaven, Earth collide in ‘Marisol’

By Allison Tyra · Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 11:46 p.m.

The Apocalypse is coming, and graduate student Dawn Thomas is right in the middle of it as the title character Marisol Perez in the IU Department of Theater and Drama’s final production of the semester.

Senior Lacy Simpson dances in the opening scene of the "Nutcracker" on Wednesday evening at the Muical Arts Center. Williams, along with her roomates Pablo Sanchez and Kimberly Williams, not pictured, portray various leads through out the performance.

Nutcracker performers split rent, share spotlight

By Katherine Hagan · Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 12:42 a.m.

Visions of sugar plums will dance in audience members’ heads when the IU Ballet Theater performs its 50th annual production of “The Nutcracker” at the Musical Arts Center this weekend. In addition to the typical sugar plums, this year’s version of “The Nutcracker” features choreography by Michael Vernon, chair of the ballet department.

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