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*Before the Internet August 5, 1986, I dumped my belongings in the apartment at Wrightwood and headed to Ranalli's on Lincoln. The pizzeria's brick outdoor…
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McSweeney's, 12/22/2000 “Get me—I’m givin’ out wings!” — Nick the bartender “What’s the matter with him? I never saw Nick act like that.” — George…
The greatest turnaround in college football history continues After beating #1 Ohio State (12-1) in the Big Ten championship game, Indiana (13-0) has earned the…
LinkedIn: Great customer stories are important, but well-packaged ones win the day. In a complex marketplace, it’s often a challenge to stay ahead based merely…
There are about a quarter of a million words in the English language. Use them wisely. Words matter. Even a single word can be important.…
Each November since 1961, the Wall Street Journal has published “And the Fair Land,” an editorial that reminds us of America’s enduring experiment in self-governance.…
The Indiana football Hoosiers have the opportunity to finish the regular season 12-0. It's never happened before and only Purdue stands in the way. Happy…
The phrase 'thought leader' has become corporate jargon at its least compelling, often signaling more about someone's branding than their actual contributions. The phrase "thought…
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SPECIAL TO THE AMERICAN-STATESMAN Moneyball by Michael Lewis Here's the dilemma: You are a Major League Baseball team's general manager, and you have $50 million…
Indiana football is on course to play for the Big Ten Championship and earn a spot in its second straight College Football Playoff. The Hoosiers…
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