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COLUMN: How the IU community fails the homeless of Bloomington

By Matthew Cinkoske · Saturday, Aug. 8,2015 6:05 p.m.

One of the starkest images of homelessness that I have experienced was on the streets of Bloomington at two in the morning on a dark October night this past year. I had made the pilgrimage from my dorm to the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre to see “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”, quite the hike in a pair of sandals and a bathrobe — my costume for the night. We had just gotten out of the screening, dazed and confused, which is how I assume most people leave their first experience of that movie. Kirkwood was my safest and best-lit route back to campus, and Kilroy’s line was still backed up. Not quite a block from KOK stands Trinity Episcopal Church, where a roofed pathway faces Kirkwood, with fencing that gives a glance into the green gardens of the church. This path is normally clear during the day.

COLUMN: After the perfect storm

By Griffin Leeds · Wednesday, July 29,2015 11:01 p.m.

RPS is cleaning up the mess left in the wake of IU Admissions' poor planning, so don't let your parents give your residence hall staff grief come move-in day.

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EDITORIAL: Share a Coke ... or else

By Editorial Board · Sunday, July 26,2015 8:07 p.m.

The Student Organization Accounts office is responsible for enforcing a troubling spending restriction on student organizations and RPS staff through an arrangement with Coca-Cola.

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COLUMN: We hurt the ones we love

By Samuel Dickman · Sunday, July 19,2015 7:43 p.m.

"In the name of bettering our lives, we must make an honest and humble effort to contemplate and 
combat our urges to burn those closest to us."

COLUMN: Unconventional symbiosis

By Griffin Leeds · Wednesday, July 15,2015 8:26 p.m.

Columnist Griffin Leeds talks with Department of Communication and Culture Associate Instructor Cory Barker about the way Internet has affected fandom and conventions now Comic Con is concluded.

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