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Police bust attempt at prostitution

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A Bloomington man has been arrested and jailed for promoting prostitution after an IU Police Department undercover sting found him soliciting teenage boys at a local shelter. Mark C. Gillette, 44, of 465 N. Adams Street, was arrested Monday afternoon on two counts of promoting prostitution and also one count of attempted promotion of prostitution for trying to persuade an IU cadet, posing as an underage teen, to become a prostitute.


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Flute solo

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Jacob Wisetale, a member of the Lakota tribe, fills The First Presbetarian Church monday night on 7th and Walnut streets with flute solo.


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Danica dazzles book lovers

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Hoosier race fans have less than three weeks to wait until the 90th running of the Indianapolis 500, but "Danica Mania" has already swept through town.



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Music School blogs remember crash victims

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Three weeks ago at IU, close friends and family members were shocked and devastated with grief after five young IU students and promising vocalists perished after their plane went down in the dense woods south of Monroe County Airport.



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Piece of cake

New Orleans Hornets guard Chris Paul gets ready to blow out the candles on a birthday cake presented to him by the sutdents of Audubon Montessori School in New Orleans, Wednesday.








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An energized nation

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Recently, while indulging my tastes buds with a Polar Pop, I was surprised to find that the gas station fountain of carbonated sugary delights now includes an energy drink, specifically, one called "Go Ape Energy".


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Release the release

Hey, so the editorial board met at our office on the 214th floor of the IDS Conglomerated Media building, and we think we've come up with a heck of an idea to improve the paper -- but we figured we'd run it by you readers, first.