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IU provost search nearing its completion

By Zachary Osterman · Wednesday, June 6,2007 10:45 p.m.

IU has narrowed its provost search down to five candidates. That list is set to be narrowed down to three and submitted to Interim Provost and President-elect Michael McRobbie soon.

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Nose to the limestone

By Phyllis Chen · Wednesday, June 6,2007 10:39 p.m.

Artists from around the world have convened on the grounds of the Bybee Stone Company in Ellettsville since June 3 to learn about the medium of limestone sculpture.

Just “Messing” with you: Debra and Dermot dance.

Student Media mourns

By Sara Amato · Wednesday, June 6,2007 9:19 p.m.

Fall 2007 Editor-in-Chief senior Trevor Brown feels the loss of Dave Adams is going to leave something missing. “There will be a big hole that will be hard to replace,” Brown said. “Adams played such a huge part in college media and allowing the students at the paper to grow.”

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IUPD participate in annual run for Special Olympics

By Kailtin Shawgo · Wednesday, June 6,2007 8:36 p.m.

IUPD Lt. Greg Butler biked roughly 70 miles from Indianapolis to Terre Haute on Saturday. He was not alone. Butler and IUPD Sgt. Dave Rhodes participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run along with about 185 other police officers. The participants started at Victory Field in Indianapolis at 7:30 a.m. and traveled along U.S. 40 to finish at the Indiana State University Memorial Stadium in Terre Haute.

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IU Surplus Store offers inexpensive deals

By Emily Gibbons · Wednesday, June 6,2007 8:34 p.m.

Students longing for the polyester couch that graced the lounge in their freshman dorm or looking for a good deal on new desktop computer can find them both at the IU Surplus Store.

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Bloomington Police Reports

By Sara Amato · Wednesday, June 6,2007 8:24 p.m.

Man arrested for battery A man was arrested June 1 after attempting to withdraw money he claimed was from God at a local bank.

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“The Emperor’s Children”

By Lindsey Landis · Wednesday, June 6,2007 8:23 p.m.

Claire Messud’s novel, “The Emperor’s Children,” follows the life of three New York 30-somethings as they struggle to become writers. Marina lives at home and in the shadow of her famous journalist father.

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Twins face same criminal charges

By Alexandra R. Moses · Wednesday, June 6,2007 8:18 p.m.

SOUTH BEND – A man says he remains in shock about allegations that his identical 41-year-old twin daughters stole thousands of dollars from separate employers during roughly the same two-year span.

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In the spirit of sport, club teams define IU athletics

By Jacob Stewart and Jake Stewart · Wednesday, June 6,2007 8:06 p.m.

As a sports fan, I always find myself amazed when I sit down to admire the collegiate athletes I see on television, making big, clutch plays and causing droves of people to stand up and cheer. Athletes such as D.J. White and Kellen Lewis, who might one day find themselves being paid to play their respective games, hold the attention of thousands of fans around the world.

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TELEVISION HISTORY

By Linnea Coulter · Wednesday, June 6,2007 7:55 p.m.

Five national championships. A 32-0 season record in 1976. Bob Knight and Branch McCracken. The Hoosiers have a timeless reputation in the basketball world. Recently, the Hoosiers publicly revealed the little-known but quietly celebrated fact that a plaque has been added to the west wall of the Wildermuth gym to mark the location of the first-ever televised regular season collegiate basketball game: IU vs. Valparaiso, played Dec. 6, 1951.

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Scooter Libby sentenced to 2 1/2 years in CIA leak case

By Abdullah AlShihri and Matt Apuzzo · Wednesday, June 6,2007 7:36 p.m.

Vice President Dick Cheney’s former chief of staff was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison Tuesday for lying and obstructing the CIA leak investigation, the probe that showed a White House obsessed with criticism of its decision to go to war. I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby, the highest-ranking White House official sentenced to prison since the Iran-Contra affair, asked for leniency, but a federal judge said he would not reward someone who hindered the investigation into the exposure of a CIA operative.

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