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Supreme Court wrestles with desegregation arguments

WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court on Monday wrestled with voluntary integration plans in public schools, asking whether programs in Louisville, Ky., and Seattle are acceptable moves toward student diversity or other names for illegal racial quotas.

Fact or Fiction

In 2005, Fortune 500-ranked Oprah Winfrey among the top five most powerful women in business. So when Oprah featured a doctor on her show who guaranteed it was possible to lose 10 pounds in six weeks by drinking green tea, America took notice.

Coach this: Professional athletes require little guidance during games

Midfielder earns All-American honors

Second IU championship ring from '76 season up for auction

Hoosiers' future looking bright

Thigpen gains national attention

Trio pulls in Big Ten honors

Coach Hoeppner receives contract extension through 2011

Coach Hep wants you. And IU wants Terry Hoeppner, too. During halftime of Saturday's radio broadcast of the IU men's basketball victory against the University of NAorth Carolina at Charlotte, Hoeppner announced he is receiving a two-year contract extension that will run through the 2011 season.

Online Only: Merry holidaze

It's that time of the year again. It's time for crowded shopping malls, visits with the wonderful people in your family and the never-ending saga between Christmas and anti-Christmas idiots.

Police arrest man wearing armor, carrying pellet gun into airport

Group calls for laws that allow stronger penalties on hate-crimes

Bloomington vies with Muncie for 1,000-job call center

State sues cornhole game seller after not delivering

Grounds for debate

Opt-out vs. opt-in strategies

In order to be a successful entrepreneur, you must be able to manage others and create a system of success. The book "E-Myth" by Michael Gerber is a great guide to doing just that. Today, I'll talk about what I describe as the "opt-out" strategy vs. the "opt-in" strategy.

No more haggling: Web site network helps friends, housemates track debt

PITTSBURGH -- Splitting dinner checks can cause a splitting headache, even when the diners are a math-oriented data miner, a database security specialist and an expert in networked games.

IU graduate creates online resume site for job seekers

Most people imagine their resumes on an 8.5-by-11-inch piece of white paper. But for telecommunications graduate Jace Freeman, it's a Web site -- an idea that became the basis for his new business, Digital-Resume.

IU graduate student playwright creates "Reel" success

The glitzy world of Hollywood came to life in the world premiere of "Reel," which opened Friday at the Wells-Metz Theatre. Written by IU graduate student Paul Shoulberg and produced by the Department of Theatre and Drama, "Reel" is a play that provides a behind-the-scenes look at the search for love on a Hollywood film set.

Students stage final project today

While many students study for final exams or prepare final projects, the African American Dance Company students will perform their final collaborations on stage at 7:30 p.m. today in the Willkie Auditorium. Admission is $3.