Vonnegut Library Move To Mass Ave Might Be In Jeopardy
The move would have closed the book on a long planning process and fundraising campaign by the nonprofit, which opened in its present location on Senate Avenue in 2011.
Evan West
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Matthew Heimbach Has A Dream—A Very Disturbing Dream
Banned from the United Kingdom and banished from Twitter, White Nationalist wunderkind Matthew Heimbach rode his rhetoric to the middle of nowhere: Paoli, Indiana.
Tony Rehagen
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Phil Gulley Welcomes the Apocalypse
“When the man first told me the world was ending, I was relieved. Things had been going really well for me, and the thought of ending on a high note had a certain appeal.”
Philip Gulley
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The DadBall Era: Ay-Yi-Yi-Pad
People my age still bear the scars of telephoning friends and girlfriends on landlines, to their homes, where their dads could answer and sternly #DadSplain to you that calling at this hour is rude and unacceptable.
Nate Miller
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Puppy Love: Deborah Paul On Dogs
This puppy love of mine is new. I’ve always been a cat person, eschewing canines for lacking the dignity, elegance, and artful composure of their feline counterparts.
Deborah Paul
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The NCAA's Selective Support Of LGBT Rights
“It’s tough to connect the NCAA’s actions in Indiana, Houston, and North Carolina except with a simple, cynical equation: More outrage equaled more action.”
Craig Fehrman
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Phil Gulley: Our Obsession with Stars
“A growing number of Americans now equate fame with expertise, so naturally believed a man who had his own reality show was qualified to lead America.”
Philip Gulley
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Ask Me Anything: Pete Buttigieg
The Democrats’ rising star talks about serving in a war zone, coming out of the closet, and how serving as mayor of South Bend sometimes feels as if it were ripped from the script of “The Wire.”
Adam Wren
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How An Executive Order Changed A Butler Study-Abroad Group’s Travel Plans
“This misguided travel ban only shows that we need more exposure to diverse people, religions, languages, and ways of life, so that the unfamiliar becomes less feared,” says Butler University’s study abroad director.
Evan West
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Why One Indy Tech-Industry Player Supports Refugee Resettlement
“It’s not just believing in it as a human and for humanity and for morality.”
Jussi Kent-Doolan
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A Lawyer’s Look At The Mike Tyson Rape Trial
At least 15 critical mistakes led directly to Tyson’s conviction.
IM Editors
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Phil Gulley: The Lie of Progress
“All those gorgeous old radios in their handsome wooden cases that had faithfully accompanied us through the Great Depression and World War II were kicked to the curb. I’m still not over it.”
Philip Gulley
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Editor's Note: Ad Nauseam
While watching all 92 episodes of Mad Men will certainly teach you something about life, consuming them twice more will teach you something about a lack of one.
Michael Rubino
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Read Rabbi Sandy Sasso's "We Are Not Going Back" Speech From the Indianapolis Women's Rally
“In 1960, a woman could not get a credit card, a bank loan, or own property in her name. We are not going back.”
IM Editors
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The Decision: Mike Tyson’s Rape Trial, 25 Years Later
One of the biggest legal fights in this modern era of celebrity trials, the Tyson affair was a knockout.