Shaylyn Ammerman's grandmother, Tamara Morgan, displays the fliers she was posting around Spencer on Thursday morning. One-year-old Shaylyn has been missing since early Wednesday morning.
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The home in Spencer, Indiana where Shaylyn Ammerman was last seen, on the 400 block of West Jefferson Street, continued to be blocked off by investigators Thursday.
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Graycin Ryan, 4, shows off his stuffed canine to Bloomington Police Department Chief Mike Diekhoff at the "Coffee with a Cop" event Monday at Hyatt Place. BPD officers and personnell met with Bloomington residents at the Hyatt Place to answer questions and chat in an informal setting.
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David Higgins and other members of First Nations perform in the inter-tribal dance at the Native American Health and Wellness Community Dance Saturday at the Union Street Center Auditorium.
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The Alpha Tau Omega house on Third Street is well lit during a Saturday night party in February. A pledge was stationed at the back door, signing girls into the party.
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A group of girls walk down the stairs to a party at the Alpha Tau Omega house on a Saturday night in February. The stairs were wet from the snow, and pledges had to dry them off to keep people from slipping.
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The Alpha Tau Omega basement party room displays the fraternity's seal and colors.
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David Higgins and other members of First Nations perform in the inter-tribal dance at the Native American Health and Wellness Community Dance Saturday at the Union Street Center Auditorium.
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Sophomore business student Owen Hoepfner speaks with Red Frog Events event coordinator intern Samantha Soury about internship opportunities at the Winter Career and Internship Fair Wednesday afternoon in Alumni Hall.
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Senior Julia Friedman speaks with a J.C. Penney senior college recruiter about internship and job opportunities. Students spoke with company representatives Wednesday afternoon in Alumni Hall during the Winter Career and Internship Fair.
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Professor Jean Camp from the Informatics School talks about the state of privacy and information in America on Thursday at the Asian Culture Center.
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IU students and faculty participate in a discussion titled “Feminism for Men” Tuesday night at the Latino Cultural Center.
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Pink flowers were planted a week early for Breast Cancer Awareness Month outside of Showalter Fountain.
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Pink flowers were planted a week early for Breast Cancer Awareness Month outside of Showalter Fountain.
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Freshmen Hudson and Holland Scholars, including William Torres and Perri Smith, participate in their seminar class required for the scholarship program. The program has undergone several staffing, curriculum and scholarship changes since last year.
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Hillel Center staff covered the Holy Water fonts in the St. Paul Catholic Center with stars of David for the Rosh Hashanah services Wednesday night. The space has been used for the Jewish holiday services for about twenty years.
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IU senior Audrey Chambers eats lunch while doing homework outside the SPEA Library Tuesday. Chambers continued to see a physician and dietician occasionally but has stopped attending CAPs counseling sessions/
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Senior Sara Wilson prepares posters Monday night to recruit chapter members at Tuesday's Involvement Fair. Wilson is the sole remaining member of multicultural sorority Theta Nu Xi.
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Professor Richard Schrimper discusses stocks and dividends with his Accounting 200 class Thursday. Schrimper is collaborating with business students to publicize his career-oriented social media website, CultureU.