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Bob Knight returns to Assembly Hall for second time in 20 years

Former IU men’s basketball head coach Bob Knight watches the No. 22 IU women’s basketball team Feb. 27 in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. This was the second time Knight has been to a game at Assembly Hall since he was fired in 2000.

The General was in attendance for the second time this month.

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Luddy School Dean Raj Acharya stepping down to work on AI research

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Senior Solange Reis looks at the Bloomington, IN - What’s Going On? group Feb. 27. This Facebook group has gone from a community message board to a source of outrage.

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This Facebook group was founded as a Bloomington message board. Now it’s chaos.

The group has spiraled into a source of mayhem since being taken over by a controversial administrator.

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Cookie craze: Girl Scouts get creative to sell cookies

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Coronavirus affects Chinese Flagship students’ summer travel plans

The outside of the Chinese Flagship Program’s office is pictured Feb. 26 in the Global and International Studies Building. Flagship students are required to do a summer intensive language program, and program director Yea-Fen Chen said she encourages students to apply for the Taiwan program instead of the Beijing program due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Students are required to complete a summer intensive program, normally spent abroad in China.

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Coronavirus affects Chinese Flagship students’ summer travel plans

Students are required to complete a summer intensive program, normally spent abroad in China.

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