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IU students lend hand in summer technology camp

By Kat Kitson · Thursday, May 5,2011 11:30 p.m.

For the ninth year running, the School of Informatics and Computing is organizing a summer camp for current and incoming high school students, providing “five days of the Web, Wii and all the technology knowledge you can soak up,” according to the SOIC website.

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IU organizes electronic waste collection

By Lauren McConnell · Thursday, May 5,2011 11:28 p.m.

For those who don’t know what to do with their unwanted electronics, IU is organizing its third annual Electronic Waste Collection Days to provide free recycling collection services for items such as hard drives, cell phones and televisions.

Baseball Seniors

Senior catchers push each other throughout time at IU

By Drew Allen · Thursday, May 5,2011 11:14 p.m.

As Dylan Swift and Wes Wilson look back on their years in Bloomington and their growth together as members of the IU baseball team, they believe the Hoosiers will receive solid production from the catcher position no matter who dons the gear in a given game.

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What We’ve Come to Expect, Love

By Brad Sanders · Thursday, May 5,2011 10:30 p.m.

Many bands are expected to bring something radically new to the table every time they commit sound to tape. Texan post-rockers Explosions in the Sky are not among them.

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One viewer's trash is another's treasure

By Brian Welk · Thursday, May 5,2011 10:22 p.m.

During the last few summers there have been too many absurd superhero fantasies that take themselves entirely too seriously and not enough real-world car chase movies that don’t in the slightest.

Freddie Gibs

Gibbs growing up before our eyes

Thursday, May 5,2011 10:15 p.m.

WEEKEND remembers just a short while ago, last Novemember, when rapper extraordinaire Freddie Gibbs was preparing for his show at the Bishop, chatting on the phone with our reporters about music, sports and some of the partying he’s incited at various Indiana colleges. 

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This week, go ethnic

By Zina Kumok · Thursday, May 5,2011 10:06 p.m.

When the average freshman arrives in Bloomington, they are usually introduced to the miracle of Fourth Street. The boulevard of ethnic food is one of the most celebrated areas close to campus, and this week I’m using it as inspiration.

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Gov. Daniels signs two major education reform bills

Thursday, May 5,2011 1 p.m.

Today, Gov. Mitch Daniels signed two key parts of his sweeping package of education reform bills. One would expand the number of public officials who are legally allowed to create charter schools outside of standards in the public education system and the other would create one of the broadest private school voucher programs in the nation.

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Traffic delays expected for commencement weekend

Thursday, May 5,2011 12:52 p.m.

Construction around the intersection of North College Avenue and the State Road 45/46 Bypass is expected to cause traffic delays during the commencement ceremonies Friday and Saturday, according to an IU press release.

Obama in Indiana

Obama to visit Indianapolis Friday

Wednesday, May 4,2011 3:17 p.m.

This Friday President Barack Obama will tour the Allison Transmission Plant in Indianapolis, a rescheduled event that was originally meant to take place four weeks ago.

Local group, experts, politicians react to death of bin Laden

By Michael Auslen · Tuesday, May 3,2011 1:01 a.m.

On Monday, two experts at IU offered insight into the significance of bin Laden’s death in the context of U.S.-Pakistan relations and the democratic revolutions in the Middle East this spring.

Across campus, Bloomington students learn of Osama bin Laden’s death

By Charles Scudder · Tuesday, May 3,2011 12:42 a.m.

Shortly before Obama took to the podium in the East Room of the White House, junior Daniel Haddad was watching Celebrity Apprentice on NBC. The broadcast was interrupted by a news bulletin Haddad’s first reaction was of frustration. Soon, however, he realized the real news was bigger than Donald Trump’s reality show.

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