You could also use group-by:
user=> (group-by odd? [1 2 3 4 5])
{true [1 3 5], false [2 4]}
The nice thing is that you can also use this with functions that return more
than 2 values:
user=> (group-by class [0 nil false])
{java.lang.Integer [0], nil [nil], java.lang.Boolean [false]}
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