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More options contribute to low abortion rate

Jessica R. Key - February 20, 2014

Women are taking more control of their reproductive health and a recent report brings truth to how they are handling pregnancy or lack thereof...

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‘This is wrong’

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 20, 2014

During what began as a typical day at Indiana State University (ISU) in Terre Haute, Jarod Jones experienced something he will never forget.On that...

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Financial crisis at MLK Center forces it to close

Staff Report - February 20, 2014

The community was stunned this week by the sudden announcement that the Martin Luther King Jr. Multi-Service Center, a fixture in the Butler-Tarkington neighborhood...

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Have attitudes about interracial dating changed?

EBONY CHAPPEL - February 13, 2014

Are interracial relationships still taboo?According to findings from a Pew Research study which found that a record 14.6 percent of all new marriages in...

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Ageless love

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 13, 2014

At first glance, Gil and Marcia Lomax appear to be the ideal happy couple.Those who meet them will see that they enjoy spending quality...

Arts & Culture

Free pizzas available this week!

For the Recorder - February 10, 2014

This Tuesday and Wednesday, Blaze Pizza, located just off the IUPUI Campus at 913 Indiana Ave., will give away whole pizzas as part of...

Arts & Culture

Comcast announces XFinity TV

For the Recorder - February 10, 2014

More than 200 million people are expected to enjoy watching nations come together and celebrate the world’s top athletes during the 2014 Sochi Winter...

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Love Day Heartache

For the Recorder - February 10, 2014

With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching, make sure to be informed about anyone you might meet online so you don’t fall for a romance scam....

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Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana Celebrates Black History Month

For the Recorder - February 10, 2014

The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana (FHCCI) celebrates Black History Month this February and honors the civil rights leaders who have pioneered integration...

Health

Alzheimer’s disease is difficult, but help is available

Jessica R. Key - February 6, 2014

Doris Wood led a pretty standard life prior to her diagnosis. The former elementary school teacher and counselor was active in her church and...

Increasing health equity in Indiana

Indiana low-income solar programs get more than $117 million in federal funding

Keidrain Brewster: How relativity helps reduce recidivism

Broadway National Tour of “TINA” to come to Indianapolis

Advocates discuss water equity ahead of Olympic swim trials

Indiana Fever add Tully Bevilaqua to coaching staff

Indiana funding affordable housing for previous foster youth

Increasing health equity in Indiana

Indiana low-income solar programs get more than $117 million in federal funding

Gerrymandering hurts the minority often in unforeseen ways

Celebrating Black genius: Shifting mindsets and igniting possibility

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