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Senate committee passes venture capital fund

Bloomington Mayor John Fernandez and Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson have long lobbied for a high-tech venture capital fund that would encourage more firms to locate in Indiana.

A new spin on an old formula

'80s cartoon DVDs champion good vs. evil

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Can the strength of 'Friends' survive?

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Head Over Heels

• Directed by Mark S. Waters • Starring Monica Potter, Freddie Prinze Jr. • Rated PG-13 • Now playing at ShowPlace West 12

No \'Saving\' Grace: She said

'Silence' speaks volumes

• Directed by Jonathan Demme • Starring Anthony Hopkins, Jodie Foster • Rated R

The lowly \'Hunter\'

• Directed by Michael Mann • Starring William L. Petersen, Brian Cox • Rated R

'Three Sisters' dripping with shallowness

Breaking up is hard to do: Jazz combo calls it quits

Around the campus

Filmmaker Wajda honored in series

Featuring one of the best-known modern Eastern European filmmakers, Andrzej Wajda, a new foreign film series begins today, sponsored by the Polish Studies Center.

Pat McGee Band electrifies Bluebird crowd

Sounds of the acoustic guitar, drums, basses and amazing vocals echoed throughout the Bluebird Nightclub, 216 N. Walnut St., Tuesday night as Pat McGee Band took center stage.

Sweet charity

Red and white balloons waved back and forth in the air, hovering over tables covered in white cloths. A line of adults and students wound around the outer walls, as each visitor got his or her hand stamped with a heart, signifying they had paid for the sweet treats they were about to sample. As children ran back and forth -- on a perpetual sugar high -- a band played the song "Hey Good Lookin'" from the front center of the room at the Bloomington/Monroe County Convention Center, 302 S. College Ave.

High schools join dramatic forces

In what is being publicized as a "historic event," the fourth production of the John Waldron Arts Center Theater Series 2000-2001 will be a joint effort by the drama departments of Bloomington High Schools North and South. It is the first time students of both schools will perform together on the same stage. Two Depression-era plays by American playwright Clifford Odets will be presented, "Waiting For Lefty" and "Awake and Sing." The performances will run 7:30 p.m. Feb. 16, 17, 23 and 24; and 2 p.m. Feb. 25.