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The University of Indianapolis has a religiously diverse population. Given such a diverse group of people, and with the holidays right around the corner, UIndy should host more events that …
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The time has come once again to put up a Christmas tree, string some lights and spread holiday cheer around the home. But that raises the old question of whether …
Read More When we think of Christmas, we tend to think about gift-giving. Every year, people buy books and toys for children, which is probably the most suitable way to celebrate Christmas …
Read More People are suffering with mental health issues, publicly calling themselves out and even shaming themselves, all for the sake of a little laugh. This is our current reality: “I hate …
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A new expansion pack for The Sims 4, called Discover University, will come out on Nov. 15, and it has a lot that a college student can relate to. Players …
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Gentrification is a complicated word for a relatively simple process. When businesses and homes in an area are improved, and the cost of living goes up, residents can be pushed …
Read More When I was a server, I once had a party of 15 people who could only communicate in American Sign Language. All 15 of them were Deaf or partially so. …
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Some Roman Catholic schools in the Indianapolis area have let go of staff members for being LGBT+. This is intolerable to those being discriminated against and to progressive members of …
Read More Recently, legislation in California was passed that allows NCAA athletes to be paid. Two reporters discuss the implications of payment for all athletes if the same laws were passed elsewhere.
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From hearsay stories of paranormal activity regarding the Hannah House on Madison Ave. to the U.S. Navy-confirmed footage of “unidentified aerial phenomena,” according to CNN, it seems the development of …
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