Bryn Foreman said they hope to feature more marginalized artists to the “benefit of Indianapolis as a whole.”
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Housing is focus of Shepherd Community Center lunch-and-learn
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Butler to build new on-campus housing
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Indiana bill makes it harder to protect drinking water from ‘forever chemicals’
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