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CAROUSEL1entMerylStreep

Streep receives honorary degree

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Almost all of the auditorium seats were filled to see Streep’s ceremony and a conversation between her and professor Barbara Klinger.


CAROUSELspBaseball

Hoosiers win in walk-off fashion

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In a pitcher’s duel, IU (22-11, 8-1) was the first to draw blood in its matchup with Western Kentucky (19-18, 7-8 in the Sun Belt conference).




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Local man awarded human rights honor

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David Metheny was honored with a Human Rights Award by the Bloomington Human Rights Commission for working to secure housing for 60 residents who were going to be removed from their government-assisted housing.


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NFL heading toward treacherous waters

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If there’s anyone left who still thinks Major League Baseball is America’s pastime, they need to check again. In today’s America, the National Football League is king.




CAROUSELentUndertheStreet

A capella groups to perform

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The a cappella group Gentleman’s Rule, along with vocal group Under the Streetlamp, will perform at 8 p.m. today in the IU Auditorium for the first time. The performance is the inaugural show of a 50-city concert tour that will take the two groups around the country.





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CTSI funds IU faculty research

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Professor Kenneth Nephew in the medical sciences program and professor Yves Brun in the department of biology are two IU faculty members who received grants from the Indiana Clinical and Translational Science Institute last fall.


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Grading on time matters

We can control college costs by changing our campus culture to be one that values on-time completion. Taking 15 credits per semester lowers the cost per credit hour for students. It also enables a student to graduate in four years, lowering the cost per degree both on a personal and institutional level.


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HIV prevention, it's 'Tru'

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How could people be opposed to extra protection? We should welcome this with open arms. We should be passing Truvada out for free in front of gay bars! Well, maybe not that. It’s still pretty expensive. But anyway, you get the idea.


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College football and collective action

The NCAA is a financial powerhouse with assets of more than half a trillion dollars. The universities, too, are major institutions. They’re not pushovers. No one has to worry about their interests.