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Driver dies while fleeing off-duty officer

Tuesday, Aug. 26,2008 9:18 p.m.

Osceola, Ind. – An autopsy was planned to determine whether a man attempting to flee from an off-duty police officer died from injuries suffered when his pickup truck crashed into a tree or whether he was hit by a shot fired by the officer.

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Volunteer groups pull together for green effort

By Jessica Anderson · Tuesday, Aug. 26,2008 9:17 p.m.

The Caldwell Eco-Center, which is named after Lynton K. Caldwell, a former IU professor and co-author of the 1969 National Environmental Policy Act, relies on volunteers to solve environmental issues at the grassroots level.

Actress Tina Stafford (Watho) and junior William Angulo (Wolf) pose for a publicity photo before their rehearsal for the musical “The Day Boy and the Night Girl” on Monday evening at the Wells-Metz Theartre. The show will run at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and at 2 p.m. Sunday.

Theater and drama department presents 3rd production in series

By Allison Tyra · Tuesday, Aug. 26,2008 9:11 p.m.

Recent movies such as “Enchanted” and the Shrek trilogy have proven that fairy tales aren’t just for kids anymore. Now, the IU Department of Theatre and Drama presents its own original musical adult fairy tale, “The Day Boy and the Night Girl.”

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McRobbie will not sign drinking age petition

By Theresa Bradtke · Tuesday, Aug. 26,2008 1:10 a.m.

IU President Michael McRobbie is not among the more than 100 college and university leaders who have signed a petition that argues the legal drinking age should be lowered to 18, even though he thinks the drinking age should be lowered.

Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., speaks during the Democratic National Convention on Monday in Denver.

Kennedy, Michelle Obama rally Dems

Tuesday, Aug. 26,2008 1:08 a.m.

DENVER – Ailing and aging, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy issued a ringing summons to fellow Democrats to rally behind Barack Obama’s pioneering quest for the White House Monday night in a poignant opening to a party convention in search of unity for the fall campaign.

IU sophomore pledges Tim Hightower and Matthew Cole carry a couch they just bought for $185.00 on Monday afternoon into Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity on Third St.

WELCOME BACK

Tuesday, Aug. 26,2008 1:04 a.m.

Whether you are a wide-eyed freshman or a victory-lapper, there is something for everyone – or at least free food – during Welcome Week

Delegates slowly trickle into the Pepsi Center for the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Monday in Denver.

DNC has bigger focus on Indiana

By Peter Stevenson · Tuesday, Aug. 26,2008 12:53 a.m.

DENVER – Bob Pastrick, one of 85 Indiana delegates here, is no stranger to conventions. After all, he’s been going to them for almost 50 years.

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Son of diversity

Monday, Aug. 25,2008 11:45 p.m.

While McCain people envied then mocked Obama’s popularity, I’ll bet many of us got a little misty-eyed when this American son of diversity addressed the German people. The sea of Berliners seemingly stretched beyond the horizon. Heady stuff! And why not?

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Welcome home

By Abby Schwimmer · Monday, Aug. 25,2008 11:43 p.m.

The powers that be often prove themselves to have quite an unusual sense of humor, and in selecting a location for Bloomington, they have simply outdone themselves. It’s almost as if someone airlifted a bohemian, progressive, all-around badass town out of an undeserving, pretentious spot in New England and dropped it down in the middle of a cornfield in southern Indiana.

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Remember 2008

By Nathan Dixon · Monday, Aug. 25,2008 11:40 p.m.

I just don’t like conservatives. They make supposedly principled calls for personal responsibility, freedom and American values that come across to me as either macho and narcissistic or crotchety and irrelevant.

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The gray dilemma

By Erich Reinhard · Monday, Aug. 25,2008 11:37 p.m.

It was the single least-stressful day in my recent memory: fishing, swimming, lazing about and reading on a lake in northern Maine, followed by a delicious nap until dinner. I’d indulged in a pleasant lack of hygiene, having not showered in some time.

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Painting Indiana blue?

Monday, Aug. 25,2008 11:30 p.m.

No one doubts that Bloomington is home to more than a few wide-eyed Obama supporters. Many were probably excited enough about his candidacy to think they could swing Indiana blue for the first time in 40 years, especially when our own Sen. Evan Bayh was rumored to be the VP choice.As just about everyone knows by now Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del., not Bayh, is Obama’s choice for a running mate (plenty of students on this campus probably got the text message at the amusing time of 3 a.m.). Bayh was still rumored to be pretty close to the top of the list, so all the enterprising young Democrats on campus should know he may yet be tapped for higher office.

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Flyers spoil season opener

By Brandon Smith · Monday, Aug. 25,2008 10:10 p.m.

The women’s soccer team came into this season after a successful 2007 season, advancing further in the NCAA tournament than any other team in school history. The third round exit capped a 13-7-3, 5-4-1 in conference, record for a year ago on the strength of a 13-game unbeaten streak.

Kara DioGuardi celebrates being named Co-Songwriter of the Year during the 55th Annual BMI Pop Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif., in a Tuesday, May 15, 2007 photo. Grammy-nominated songwriter DioGuardi has joined "American Idol" as a fourth judge and will sit alongside Paula Abdul, Simon Cowell and Randy Jackson at the judges table.

Fourth 'Idol' judge a straight-shooting hitmaker

By Erin Carlson · Monday, Aug. 25,2008 9:59 p.m.

Scooching in between Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson sounds intimidating, if not a little scary. But Kara DioGuardi, the newly-installed fourth judge on "American Idol," is confident she'll find her niche within the bickering, ratings-tested judges' panel where the line between love and hate is blurred with every critique.

Miss Indiana University Gabrielle Reed waves during a IU Day parade on Aug. 7 at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis.

Monday, Aug. 25,2008 9:58 p.m.

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