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IDS Presents...

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Trustee Vice President Pat Shoulders has been at IU more than 20 years . From 2000 to 2001, he served as the national alumni president and in 2002 he was appointed to the IU board of trustees by the governor. He was elected in 2004 for a second three-year term. What’s your favorite type of yogurt? Banana raspberry. Eating utensil? Spoon. Genre of literature? Biographies, history, historical fiction.


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Reds beat Cardinals 5-4 for series sweep

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The season has brought one setback after another for the St. Louis Cardinals – manager Tony La Russa’s drunken-driving arrest, reliever Josh Hancock’s death, a series of injuries to everyday players. The defending World Series champions may be running out of resilience.



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New Bloomingfoods opens on 6th Street

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Saturday’s grand opening of Bloomingfoods’ newest location will be accompanied by day-long festivities including a 5k race, poetry reading and block party. The new branch of the cooperative grocery store, which promotes local, organic food, is located at 316 W. Sixth St.


MIDEAST ISRAEL PALESTINIANS RAMADAN

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A Palestinian boy holds a homemade sparkler firework after breaking his fast at the end of the first day of Ramadan in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Thursday.










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BREAKING DOWN THE GAME

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Click here for exclusive online only keys to IU's noon matchup with Akron on Saturday at Memorial Stadium


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IUPD responds to possible gunshots Thursday morning

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The IU Police Department received a call in reference to two possible gunshots fired off around 4 a.m. Thursday. Two custodians called in after hearing a possible shot on the northwest side of the HPER building, near Woodlawn Field, said IUPD Sgt. Craig Munroe, reading from a police report.


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Fact or fiction 101

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Well, I am in college now. In fact, I have been here for about three weeks. Obviously, that makes this my first column. And while I have no idea what kind of thoughts will grace this space in the future, now feels like a good time to be introspective about my first college experiences. College definitely hit me fast. I was not particularly sentimental at graduation, and throughout the summer, college did not feel that close. A month or two ago, college was still just an idea to me.


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Miscarriage of justice

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During a newspaper internship this summer in Wilkes-Barre, Penn., I was called to report on national news in a city 45 minutes to the south, where an important court case hung in the balance. The story, like most good stories, began with one person trying to get things changed.