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Negedu committs to Tennessee

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IU recruiting target Emmanuel Negedu committed to Tennessee and coach Bruce Pearl Tuesday, choosing the Vols over three other schools.  BLOG:  Basketblog

Brandon Foltz

Hoosier ranks thinned by draft

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Andrew Means has never been so happy to go to Montana. After putting his name on the line on his first Major-League contract Saturday, Means will head to Billings, Mont., to play for the Billings Mustangs, a Cincinnati Reds’ affiliate in the rookie-class Pioneer League.







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Summer of sacrifice

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19-year-old IU swimmer Kate Zubkova already knows more about the Olympic Games than a typical teenager.




David E. Corso

Old sound clashes with ‘newgrass’ at Bean Blossom

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For Tommy Brown, the leader of the seven-piece bluegrass act Tommy Brown & County Line Grass, there’s really only one way to play bluegrass – the old time way. The way Bill Monroe and the Stanley Brothers played it when they brought the genre to the fore in the ’40s and ’50s.


Chris Pickrell

Camp S.O.U.L. culminates with performance

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Camp S.O.U.L, sponsored by IU’s Office of Community and Schools Partnerships, brought together underrepresented high school students from around Indiana to participate in a five-day camp, which ended in the performance. The sixth annual summer music program focused on the historical, theoretical and performance dimensions of African American music and culture, according to a press release.



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Performing with injuries separates good from great

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Before the doldrums of summer sports hit me square in the face some time in the next month, I have forced myself to be glued to coverage of the NBA Finals, the race for the Triple Crown and the U.S. Open these past couple weeks.


NCAA Hearing

University, Sampson present case to NCAA

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The University and former men’s basketball coach Kelvin Sampson presented their cases to the NCAA Committee on Infractions last Friday and Saturday at Seattle’s Hotel Deca.



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‘Matching the Promise’ raises $60M

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IU has raised more than $60 million for graduate fellowships through the University’s “Matching the Promise” campaign, a three-fold increase in funds since the campaign’s inception, said Kent Dove, IU senior vice president for development.