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‘Professor Animalia’s Menagerie of Struggling Species’ Opens at Blueline Gallery
Ladies and Gentlemen, step right up to see Professor Animalia’s Menagerie of Struggling Species! Witness...
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Visiting Photographer Engaging Local Groups in Project ‘Juvenile in Justice’
Photographer and activist Richard Ross will be in Bloomington for a two-day interdisciplinary arts program,...
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Behind the Curtain: ‘Nice Nails,’ A Play That Cuts to the Quick
Social issues are rarely black and white, as revealed in Nice Nails, a play by...
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Big Mike’s B-town: Pat East, Tech Guru
LP columnist Michael G. Glab goes high tech! Well, at least, he talks to high-tech...
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Guest Column: Ivy Tech Storytelling Series Connects People in ‘a Different Way’
The Ivy Tech Storytelling Series focuses on divisive issues — race, reproductive rights, immigration —...
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Sanctuary Moving, Growing, Giving Farm Animals Freedom
Some Hoosier farmers raise millions of animals that spend much of their lives in confinement...
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‘Black Panther’ Scene Forges Opportunity at Sculpture Trails
For a story in the Greene County Daily World, staff writer Patti Danner interviewed Gerry...
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The Resurgence of an Ancient Game — Lacrosse
A game with ancient origins, lacrosse is gaining momentum in Bloomington, as many parents consider...
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Big Mike’s B-town: William Morris, ‘Always Teaching’
William Morris, the attorney, radio DJ, and aspiring Episcopal deacon, says the foundation of all...
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Behind the Curtain: Maya and Hoosiers Share Culture Through Opera
Mary Grogan, creator and director of ÓperaMaya, is introducing Bloomington to the Maya culture —...
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The Mesmerizing Sandhill Cranes, ‘Calling Us Home’
Every spring and fall, Indiana is at the heart of the eastern sandhill crane migration....
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3 Soap Guys Outwit National Brands Online [video]
When starting their business, Bloomington’s Soapy Soap guys created the “volcano method” of making soap....