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Runner's High

Runner's High

By Rachel Stark · Monday, April 11,2011 7:56 p.m.

Wes Trueblood was addicted to drugs. He transferred his addiction to running.

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Should you be a superhero?

By Stephanie Doctrow and Caitlin Peterkin · Monday, April 11,2011 7:55 p.m.

As we near college graduation, our biggest career goal is to actually graduate with a job. But remember the days when we weren’t afraid to dream big?As children, our fantasies of growing up to be ballerinas, firemen, and international spies didn’t seem impossible. Who’s to say they’re out of our reach now? Inside is here to help you get in touch with your inner child.

Jen Kulow

Should you be an astronaut?

By Stephanie Doctrow and Caitlin Peterkin · Monday, April 11,2011 7:49 p.m.

As we near college graduation, our biggest career goal is to actually graduate with a job. But remember the days when we weren't afraid to dream big? As children, our fantasies of growing up to be ballerinas, firemen, and international spies didn't seem impossible. Who's to say they're out of our reach now? Inside is here to help you get in touch with your inner child.

Adam Cantor

Should you be a marine biologist?

By Stephanie Doctrow and Caitlin Peterkin · Monday, April 11,2011 7:38 p.m.

As we near college graduation, our biggest career goal is to actually graduate witha job. But remember the days when we weren’t afraid to dream big? As children, our fantasies of growing up to be ballerinas, firemen, and international spies didn’t seem impossible. Who’s to say they’re out of our reach now? Inside is here to help you get in touch with your inner child.

Johan Bollen

Twitter tracker

By Brad Zehr · Monday, April 11,2011 7:30 p.m.

Informatics prof. Johan Bollen harnessed the power of Twitter to predict the stock market. Now he’s monitoring the digital mood in the Middle East.

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Rounding Turn 4

Monday, April 11,2011 4:27 p.m.

As impossible as it is to imagine, the 61st Running of the Men's Little 500 is less than five days away.

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How to solve everything ever

By Nick Jacobs · Monday, April 11,2011 3:30 p.m.

Today I am announcing my intention to run for president of the United States of America. I know exactly how to solve the budget. I know exactly how to stop all of our endless wars. But most importantly I know how to make everyone in our nation safe and happy.

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Regulation or prohibition?

By Nick Wallace · Monday, April 11,2011 3:28 p.m.

Government regulation of any market tends to inspire protest. Almost everyone agrees that some activities should be supervised while others should not be. Recent debates about abortion and health care services have highlighted the fact that people frequently take mixed positions on regulations.

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Hoosierland takes bragging rights from Commonwealth

By Matthew Smith · Monday, April 11,2011 12:15 a.m.

The Indiana track and field squad joined forces with Notre Dame to defeat Kentucky and Louisville Saturday afternoon.  The Hoosierland took back the bragging rights from the Commonwealth in the Border Battle for “Kentuckiana.”

IUSA Inauguration

IUSA passes to Kingsolver

By Matthew Glowicki · Monday, April 11,2011 12:05 a.m.

A new IU Student Association president was sworn before a crowd of about 30 Sunday in the Faculty Room of the Indiana Memorial Union.

Men's Soccer vs. University of Evansville

Hoosiers find new scoring options in 5-2 win

By Stephanie Kuzydym · Monday, April 11,2011 12:05 a.m.

Will Bruin no longer charged down the field with the ball at his feet. Rich Balchan no longer defended the backfield. Andy Adlard no longer flipped after the goals. Three IU men’s soccer players from last season were gone, now playing on their respective Major League Soccer teams. However, that didn’t stop the post-Bruin squad from scoring five goals in a lopsided 5-2 win against Evansville, its first of two spring season home games on Jerry Yeagley Field.

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