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Thieves Steal Statue of Eve From Indiana University Campus

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP): Authorities say a 300-pound, solid bronze statue of Eve has been stolen from Indiana University's Arboretum.
 
Officials say the biblical figure's one leg was sawed with a power tool and the other leg broken away at the ankle. They think the theft happened over the Memorial Day holiday weekend. Just the statue's feet and a small base remains, which university officials have removed along with a statue of Adam.
 
The $30,000 sculpture was made by retired IU South Bend fine art professor Anthony Droege. He donated it to the campus.
 
IU campus art curator Sherry Rouse says the statue is a loss if it's not returned because there is no mold to recreate it.

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