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Being a Hoosier comes with a love-hate relationship with college basketball and the stereotypical Midwestern niceness that makes for awkward conversation when trying to open the door for someone. It …
Read More Zoë Berg, Editor-in-Chief, and Abby Land, Entertainment Editor, bid farewell to The Reflector and UIndy.
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“We have won against ISIS. We have beaten them and we have beaten them badly,” President Donald Trump said in a video posted on Twitter last December. In that same …
Read More At this point, nearly everyone has heard about the college admissions cheating scandal, in which 50 wealthy and influential figures were accused by federal authorities of giving huge payments to …
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According to a study done by the Public Religion Research Institute, 75 percent of white people in America don’t have any non-white friends. This number came as a shock to …
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Netflix’s pivotal sitcom “One Day at a Time,” which focuses on a Cuban-American immigrant family, is a paragon of media representation and diversity done well. Covering serious topics such as …
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“Fortnite,” the free to play video game that took the industry by storm, was released in 2017 and quickly saw its popularity rise in the battle royale genre. The game …
Read More The day this article is published will be Ash Wednesday, a Christian holy day of prayer and fasting that marks the beginning of the season of Lent. For those unfamiliar …
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Gillette’s recent short film, “The Best a Man Can Be” rightly criticizes toxic masculinity and its implications for future generations. The film is the most recent addition to a slew …
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Nine bills were introduced at the start of the Indiana General Assembly’s 2019 legislative session in January that would, if passed, enact hate crimes legislation. One of these bills, Senate …
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