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By A Sense
| myiu.org
Advice & Expertise, Arts & Culture, Alumni Profiles Must Love Dogs Dave Coverly, MA’93, combines comic drawing and animals to create some of the funniest single-panel cartoons around. May 8, 2026 Meet Hoosier Football’s Poster Illustrator IU alum Jon Terzini—the illustrator behind Indiana Football's iconic gameday posters—shares his story.
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Desperation As Gaza Suffers Through Heatwave

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By A Sense
| greatyorkshireradio.co.uk
To keep your children halfway clean, when you’ve been displaced over and over again, forced to live under tarpaulin rammed up against your neighbours. “We suffer greatly, especially because we live in tents,” says Riham Akel, who was displaced from the north and now lives in Gaza City. “They are made of cloth and plastic that do not protect us from the heat.
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10 Marvel Villains Who Were in the Right (But Went Too Far)

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By A Sense, Cat Wyatt
| CBR Verified
Everyone loves to talk about their favorite superheroes, but it's often the supervillains that make a story come to life. Villains give a story stakes and give heroes a reason to pull off daring feats. The best supervillains also have genuine motivations for their actions, which allows readers to sympathize with them even when they're in the wrong. Marvel Comics has many fascinating and nuanced villains, and sometimes, they have a point.
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