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COLUMN: 3 copycat Trader Joe’s recipes for fall (opens the original)
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The Trader Joe’s shelves have been full of fall items since early September. From seasonal snacks like fall harvest salsa or pumpkin pie spice bark to pumpkin butter or apple pie spreads, there is no shortage of autumn-inspired eats. Unfortunately, Bloomington residents have to drive to Indianapolis — the closest Trader Joe’s — to get a taste. Although the nautical-themed store hasn’t settled in Bloomington, there are plenty of ways to get your fix of fall foods. Here are three copycat Trader Jo
IU Philharmonic Orchestra to perform ‘Frozen’ live (opens the original)
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Jacobs Live at the Movies will return this semester with “Disney's Frozen in Concert” performed by the Indiana University Philharmonic Orchestra. Performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. Sept. 12 and 2 p.m. Sept. 13 at the IU Auditorium. With around 100 members, the Philharmonic Orchestra is one of eight orchestras at IU and is Jacobs’ premier orchestra. They have performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City and the Bastille Opera House in Paris. And this performance will be this year's orchestra's
Meet Me at the Metz series returns with ‘America: 250 Years’ show (opens the original)
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The Jacobs School of Music Meet Me at the Metz Carillon series returned for the semester Sunday with Amy Hamburg’s performance of “America: 250 Years.” The event takes place every Sunday at the Arthur R. Metz Bicentennial Grand Carillon in the Cox Arboretum on Indiana University’s campus. The 91-foot-tall tower houses a carillon, one of three bell instruments on IU’s campus, consisting of 65 bells played through baton-like keys and foot pedals. The event drew a crowd of about 14 and created a re
COLUMN: 3 methods for lowering your screen time (opens the original)
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I am a big procrastinator. A situation I have found myself in one-too-many times is when I really have to focus, so I work for a while, then decide to take a break and hop on social media. The next thing I know, it’s nighttime, and I had scrolled on Instagram for the majority of my day. The average screen time in the United States has slowly risen over the past 10 years and currently sits at around seven hours a day. I am not proud to admit it, but my average screen time isn’t far off. At the be
‘Strength in numbers’: New Jacobs dance department combines ballet, contemporary programs (opens the original)
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This semester will be the first for the Jacobs School of Music Dance Department. The new department will be a combination of the previous ballet program in Jacobs and the contemporary dance program in the College of Arts and Sciences. The merger of the two programs comes after the passing of House Enrolled Act 1001. The act, which took effect July 1, 2025, requires a minimum of 15 graduates from bachelor’s degree programs at public universities. The dance program was one of 116 at IU Bloomington
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