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How to handle it: tips for parents if your student comes out to you

Think you know everything about your child? You might not. Many gay students come out to their parents during their first year of college, but it’s not something all parents are prepared to hear. Doug Bauder, coordinator of the IU Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Student Support Services, regularly speaks to IU parents and students about GLBT issues and offers this advice.


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Coming in for a landing

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Jun. 21, 2009 – When Amanda Shettlesworth sent the School of Public and Environment Affairs’ students a mass e-mail two years ago describing a competitive internship opportunity, she got an unlikely reply – from a student’s mother. “She called me up and asked that her son be given a leg up in the process,” Shettlesworth said.


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Stay in the loop

Assistant Dean of Students Suzanne J. Phillips has talked to her fair share of concerned parents. As director of the IU Parents Association – a group all parents are automatically granted membership in as soon as their child enrolls – she acts as a liaison between parents and University resources.


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Tips from the parent

Julie Hutchins lives in St. Louis, Mo. and her daughter Sarah is the editor of the IDS Orienter.

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Tips from the expert

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Reporter Allie Townsend spoke with Chrisine Schelhas-Miller, IU graduate and professor of adolescent development at Cornell University, about the mistakes parents came make when sending their child off to college.



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5th Zipcar added to IU fleet

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Zipcar is a car-sharing service that started in 2004 in Europe. Students and faculty can join Zipcar by registering on the website, www.zipcar.com. After filling out an application, the company sends members a Zipcard, used to access the cars.


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Column: Coaching stress not unusual

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College football coaching is tough, it’s stressful and it’s time-consuming. It is not, however, any more difficult, stressful or time-consuming than other professions, writes columnist Justin Albers.













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Police say radar patrol is not ‘speed trap’

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“We’re more purpose-driven than income-driven,” Qualters said. “If we set up a radar patrol, it’s because we’ve received complaints from citizens or in areas that warrant it, like school zones.”