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After 5 years, Delta Chi returns to IU

By Sara Amato · Thursday, Jan. 10,2008 12:14 a.m.

Hauling his belongings more than 2,000 miles from Calabasas, Calif., freshman Paul Testa didn’t know if he would find his place in the Midwest. But with the help of the University’s newly re-founded Delta Chi fraternity, Testa had no problem fitting in at IU.

PK-35 : Columbia Pictures' comedy Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story is the up-and-down-and-up-again tale of a musician whose songs would change a nation. (L to R) JUSTIN LONG, JOHN C. REILLY stars as Dewey Cox and JASON SCHWARTZMAN in the film, which is directed by Jake Kasdan, written by Judd Apatow & Jake Kasdan, and produced by Judd Apatow, Jake Kasdan, and Clayton Townsend. Photo Credit: Gemma La Mana.

Limp Cox

By Rachel Skybetter and Brett Zongker · Thursday, Jan. 10,2008 12 a.m.

While it seems everything Judd Apatow touches turns to gold, his latest film, a parody of music biopics, is merely bronze.

Lu-sing his cool

By Alex Cohen and Alexandra R. Moses · Thursday, Jan. 10,2008 12 a.m.

Lupe Fiasco, who has been praised by many (including himself) as the savior of his genre, is not great because most of his songs deal with poverty, violence and the state of hip-hop.

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Last-word lounge

By Shannon McEnerney and weekend staff · Thursday, Jan. 10,2008 12 a.m.

NBC cancelled the awards show, after all the nominated actors from the Screen Actors Guild said they wouldn't show up in solidarity with striking writers.

Two outcast musicians bond over their music and the fact that they are the only two musicians in Ireland not hammered at one in the morning. Courtesy photo

'Once' again

By Alexandra R. Moses · Thursday, Jan. 10,2008 12 a.m.

Through the strums of a broken-down acoustic guitar and chords from a baby-grand piano, the independently released feature "Once" took forth the opportunity to distance itself from the stereotypical musical film.

Cedric Yarbrough as "Deputy S. Jones" was once described as "a big, hardworking, robust, sort of mocha-ish person" by Lieutenant Dangle in a D.A. deposition. Photos courtesy Comedy Central

Cedric Yarbrough talks cop

By Michael Reschke , Abdullah AlShihri and Lauren Frayer · Thursday, Jan. 10,2008 12 a.m.

Cedric Yarbrough was dressed in a pimp costume with Arsenio Hall and Brian Mcknight on the set of the blaxploitation parody "Black Dynamite" when he came to a realization: "When you look at my life, it's pretty damn ridiculous," Yarbrough said.

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State traffic fatalities down in 2007

By Lindsey Hoepner and Lindsey Hoeppner · Wednesday, Jan. 9,2008 11:56 p.m.

Indiana is one of 27 states showing a decrease in traffic fatalities since 2005. Law enforcement officials say this decrease is because of increased seat belt usage, safer-made automobiles and increased traffic enforcement.

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Indiana receives B-minus on education report card

By Deanna Martin · Wednesday, Jan. 9,2008 11:54 p.m.

INDIANAPOLIS – A new report ranked Indiana among just 10 states where teacher salaries were equal to or higher than pay for comparable jobs and gave the state higher overall marks in education than the national average.

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