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Summer Music Manual 2009
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IU stays close for NCAA Regional
The Hoosiers will compete in the NCAA Midwest Regional Championship on Friday in Louisville, Ky.
European sports hysteria deadly
Soccer is aggressive, competitive and passionate. It’s also deadly.
Time for Stern, NBA to fix age rule
Former Indiana Pacers and current Miami Heat forward Jermaine O’Neal had it right when he said 18-year-old men who are old enough to go overseas to fight and die for their country should be allowed to play professional basketball.
IU recruits top tennis talent from Kansas, Canada, England
Kansas, Canada and England might not have a lot in common, but three students from their respective homes do.
1 adult, 2 juveniles arrested in connection to 5 springtime robberies
After a mother discovered her 15-year-old son had been involved in several burglaries earlier this spring, a call to police resulted in his arrest as well as the arrest of a 14-year-old juvenile and an adult.
Bankruptcy affecting 21 Jeep, Chrysler dealerships in Indiana
About 800 dealerships across the nation will lose their Chrysler and Jeep franchises this year. Twenty-one of those dealerships are in Indiana.
1 man dead after Tuesday robbery
A Bloomington resident died Tuesday morning after police pulled him and another over after an alleged robbery.
Annual writers’ conference set for June 14 to 19
The annual Writers’ Conference at IU-Bloomington, now celebrating its 69th year, will welcome eight nationally renowned writers to Bloomington June 14-19 for a week-long festival of classes, workshops and readings.
California high court upholds gay marriage ban
SAN FRANCISCO — The California Supreme Court upheld a voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage Tuesday, but it also decided that the estimated 18,000 gay couples who tied the knot before the law took effect will stay wed.
S. Ind. refuge seeks money to buy ex-mine property
OAKLAND CITY, Ind. — Managers of a southwestern Indiana wildlife refuge are hoping for enough federal funding to buy a large piece of reclaimed mine land that supporters say is key to completing the site.
West Lafayette statues taken inside after vandalism, theft
Some of the life-size dog statues set up in and around the Purdue University campus are being taken inside because of theft and vandalism.
Sotomayor nominated to high court
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama chose federal appeals judge Sonia Sotomayor to become the nation's first Hispanic Supreme Court justice on Tuesday, praising her as "an inspiring woman" with both the intellect and compassion to interpret the Constitution wisely.
Nuclear test violates UN sanctions
TOKYO – The U.S., the EU and Russia condemned North Korea's reported nuclear test Monday as a violation of U.N. resolutions and promised to take the isolated regime before the Security Council. Even China joined the chorus of disapproval, saying it "resolutely opposed" the test.
Hoosiers headed to Louisville for NCAA Regional
The Hoosiers will be a four-seed in the NCAA Regional in Louisville, far and away their closest possible destination. No. 1-seed Louisville will be IU’s first opponent, with games beginning at 3 p.m. Friday, according to Louisville’s Web site.
Castroneves wins 3rd Indianapolis 500
INDIANAPOLIS – Helio Castroneves was facing jail time five weeks ago, but on Sunday, he was face to face with a jug of milk. Castroneves won the 93rd Indianapolis 500, becoming the first foreign-born driver to win three titles.
Castroneves wins 3rd Indy 500
Just seconds after taking a gulp from the victor's bottle of milk, Helio Castroneves broke down in tears in front of the Borg-Warner Trophy.
Castroneves wins 3rd Indy 500
Keep checking back here for updates during the 93rd Indianapolis 500.








