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Nazi influence on orchestra exposed

By David McHugh · Monday, Aug. 27,2007 9:45 p.m.

BERLIN – The Berlin Philharmonic became a privileged servant of Nazi propaganda after Adolf Hitler’s 1933 takeover, striking a deal with the new regime that won it financial security and perks such as fine instruments and draft exemptions for the musicians.

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Original Morrible returns to ‘Wicked’

By Michael Kuchwara · Monday, Aug. 27,2007 9:44 p.m.

NEW YORK – Madame Morrible, the crafty headmistress of “Wicked,” has been played by a parade of impressive ladies including Carol Kane, Rue McClanahan, Jayne Houdyshell and, in London, by Miriam Margolyes.

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Moving violation

Monday, Aug. 27,2007 9:43 p.m.

Surely IU basketball fans are no strangers to NCAA violations and sanctions. Last year, much ado was made about the penalties incurred by first-year men’s coach Kelvin Sampson, because of violations he committed while coaching at the University of Oklahoma. Fans around the Big Ten – especially, no doubt, Purdue fans – reveled in our misery, but Sampson still bagged the top recruit in the country despite not being allowed to leave the campus.

Chris Pickrell

Dance exhibition gives insight into traditional powwows

By Ashlee Green · Monday, Aug. 27,2007 9:42 p.m.

For Jim Fisher, it is the inviting atmosphere and pulsing drumbeats of powwows that drive him to attend these traditional Native American gatherings all over the state. “At each powwow, you’ll find how friendly everyone is. I’m not Native American – I’m white, but red in the heart,” he said.

IDS File Photo Junior guard A.J. Ratliff drives past Dion Harris during the second half of the IU victory over Michigan Saturday, Jan. 27, 2007 at Assembly Hall. Ratliff scored nine points off the bench for the Hoosiers.

Ratliff academically ineligible for first semester

By Michael Sanserino · Monday, Aug. 27,2007 12:46 a.m.

IU men’s basketball senior guard A.J. Ratliff is academically ineligible to play during the first semester, coach Kelvin Sampson said at a press conference Saturday. The former Indiana Mr. Basketball cannot play with the Hoosiers until they host Western Carolina on Dec. 15, the day after final exams wrap up for the first semester.

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G.rand O.le P.arallel

By Erich Reinhard · Monday, Aug. 27,2007 12:41 a.m.

INDIANAPOLIS – When former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney took questions from reporters Friday at the Midwest Republican Leadership Conference, the Indiana Daily Student had several. As president, are you concerned about the cost of higher education? What role would college students play in your plan for America? Despite sharp differences in name recognition and publicity, the candidates voiced similar messages on the issues of education and Iraq. But as candidates reach a crucial campaign point of differentiation, the distinctions in Romney and Huckabee’s identities may be in the details.

Jay Seawell

IU men's soccer defeats New Mexico in exhibition match

By DeAntae Prince · Monday, Aug. 27,2007 12:39 a.m.

It’s a good thing the IU men’s soccer team has been scrimmaging regularly in preparation for the upcoming season, because its Saturday night contest against the University of New Mexico was the only game experience it will have in preparation for the 2007 season.

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Volleyball team take 2 of 3 matches on weekend

By Brandon Smith · Monday, Aug. 27,2007 12:33 a.m.

Despite having their opening match postponed due to bus problems and severe weather, the IU volleyball team won two out of three matches as they began their season in DeKalb, Ill., playing in the Northern Illinois Invitational.

Natalie Avon

Freshmen take part in Service Day

By Natalie Avon · Sunday, Aug. 26,2007 11:23 p.m.

As Bloomington City Clerk Regina Moore held up a quilt donated to Middle Way House, she noted that the freshmen participating in IU’s New Student Service Day were similar to the patches on the blanket.

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