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Quick turnaround could pose problems for Hoosiers

By Zina Kumok · Wednesday, March 10,2010 10:05 p.m.

In its final regular season game against Northwestern last Saturday, IU managed to scrape out an 88-80 win in overtime. The Hoosiers will look to use the same methods that got them the Senior Day victory in the Big Ten Tournament’s opening round in a rematch with the Wildcats today.

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Plea rejected for ex-Purdue student in shooting

By Staff · Wednesday, March 10,2010 10 p.m.

A judge on Tuesday rejected a former Purdue University student’s plea in the fatal shooting of a friend during an alcohol-fueled prank, telling him the charges and his plea were too lenient.

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AROUND INDIANA

Wednesday, March 10,2010 9:43 p.m.

Stories from around the state.

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$1.9 billion deal settled for Indianapolis Gas

Wednesday, March 10,2010 9:41 p.m.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis officials proposed Wednesday selling off the city’s water and sewer utilities in a $1.9 billion deal that they said would hold down rate increases while providing millions of dollars for street repairs and other projects.

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Riley Hospital expansion back on track

By Jacob Groves · Wednesday, March 10,2010 9:38 p.m.

Despite an 11-month delay in construction, the Simon Family Tower at Riley Hospital for Children is still on track to be finished by 2013. The Simon Family and Riley Hospital for Children are synonymous with IU Dance Marathon, with millions of dollars donated from IU students to Riley Children Foundation.

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Local salon owners open Bloom Zum!

By Kirk Bradtmiller · Wednesday, March 10,2010 9:32 p.m.

The co-owners of John Edward Hair Salon and Les Champs Elysees Day Spa are putting the scissors and massage oils aside for their new business, Bloom Zum! This time, Margarete Disque and her mother, Donna, are focusing on the dance exercise known as Zumba.

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Waldron news conference to announce arts center’s future

By IDS staff · Wednesday, March 10,2010 8:36 p.m.

The Bloomington Area Arts Council met with city officials Wednesday to discuss a proposal on whether to transfer ownership of the John Waldron Arts Center to the City of Bloomington.Miah Michaelsen, assistant economic development director for the arts at City Hall, said that the BAAC and city officials will hold a press conference 10 a.m. Thursday to announce the decision reached in the meeting. 

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Road trip soundtrack

By Keiara Carr · Wednesday, March 10,2010 8:35 p.m.

Take this as a fair warning, but this weekend we’ll be exchanging some asphalt as I attempt to drive my first road trip for spring break. That’s right, after a series of negotiations and a firm promise not to kill myself, my parents are extending the long arm of freedom — even if the stubby pinky of paranoia is slightly resting on the stop/eject button.

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Making war

By Brian Welk · Wednesday, March 10,2010 5:25 p.m.

Unlike most past war films, those examining the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are hitting theaters while the wars are ongoing.

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Into Dunn’s Woods

By Henry Alderfer · Wednesday, March 10,2010 4:55 p.m.

During the safe and sun-drenched daylight hours, students stroll through Dunn’s Woods without so much as a thought as to why it is there, let alone what wonders — or dangers — lurk within.

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House, not historian

Wednesday, March 10,2010 4:49 p.m.

WE SAY The resolution declaring a genocide is a foreign policy blunder.

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Proposed math, English standards released

Wednesday, March 10,2010 3:39 p.m.

Math and English instruction in the United States moved a step closer to uniform — and more rigorous — standards Wednesday as drafts of new national guidelines were released. Supporters of the project led by the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) hope the lists of things kids should learn at each grade level will replace a patchwork of systems across the country.

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