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  The zip line was one of the Super Bowl Village's most popular destinations.

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  Pam Bliss, who will teach mural painting this year at Herron, was one of the artists in the 46 Murals project.

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  Informatics graduate student Whitney Coleman starred in a game-day performance.

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  Nearly 700 women took part in the Super Cure, a tissue draw to support the Komen Tissue Bank based in the IU Simon Cancer Center.

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  The tissue bank not only provides new research opportunities, it gives women an opportunity to support one another.

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  Members of ROTC at IUPUI worked in the NFL sales area in the Convention Center.

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  Members of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi, partners with IUPUI in an educational opportunity, performed on the Pepsi Stage.

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  Staff and students volunteered to help the New England Patriots, who were headquartered in University Place Conference Center and Hotel.

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  Faculty member C. Thomas Lewis of Informatics was one of the featured artists in the IDADA TURF exhibit.

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  More than 250 IUPUI students, staff and faculty were volunteers in this year's Super Bowl.

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  Alumna and singer Lynda Sayyah was another of the featured performers in the Village.

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  The musical shows along Georgia Street drew sizeable crowds.

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  Students Dax Thomas (IUPUI) and Karen Royal (Ivy Tech) were interns in a long-standing University of Tennessee program with the NFL.

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  IUPUI will be heading up the new Fitness Zone in the Near Eastside Legacy Center at Tech High School ...

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  ... and a health fair and fun run-walk helped generate momentum for the facility.

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  IUPUI volunteers helped stage the Taste of the NFL, one of the Super Bowl's premier events.

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  Celebrities like NBC's Jenna Wolfe (Sunday Today show) gave the zip line and other events extra luster, even for Jinx and Jawz.

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  The two IUPUI mascots celebrated an extraordinary achievement for the city, one that drew national praise.