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International Studies Building awaits financial go-ahead after 2 years waiting

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An international house set to be built on campus is in its final stage. The building on Jordan Avenue south of the Herman B Wells library will establish a learning community on campus and accommodate student educational interests. Now the project awaits approval of its funding. Completion is still more than two years away.







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NYT’s Friedman to highlight 2nd annual COAS themester

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The College of Arts and Sciences announced that its second annual themester will explore the concept of sustainability and will include a visit from author and Pulitzer Prize-winner Thomas Friedman in November.



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Despite late push, Hoosiers fall to Cardinals

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For the second consecutive match, the Hoosiers played exceptionally well against a top-40 team. But for the second consecutive match, the IU men’s tennis team walked away with a 4-3 loss.


Baseball

Marching to their own beat

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IU coach Tracy Smith typically has a few more important things to think about during a game than what his players have chosen as their at-bat or pitching introduction music. But in between decisions about pitching changes, double switches or pinch hitters, Smith admits a select few of those songs booming through the Sembower Field public address system still manage to grab his attention.


Soccer

Yeagley: ‘Plenty to fix’ in 1-1 stalemate

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The IU men’s soccer team remained undefeated for the spring Wednesday, though not in the manner it would have liked. Twenty-two shots converted to just one goal for the Hoosiers, who went to 1-0-2 during the spring season with a 1-1 tie in two overtime periods against IU-Purdue University Indianapolis.




Hammer and Nail

Music, dance in sync

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Two renowned IU programs have teamed up for the fifth consecutive year.




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Willkie North's 3rd-floor residents vacate rooms Tuesday night

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Residents of Willkie North's 3rd floor were allowed to return to their rooms briefly Tuesday night to gather some belongings, but were not able to sleep in their rooms. Willkie staff provided housing on other floors for students who couldn’t find a place to stay, but fewer than 10 people took the staff up on the offer.


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Simon Property tries to revamp rival business

Mall owner Simon Property Group Inc. sweetened its offer to buy out its struggling rival General Growth Properties Inc. on Wednesday, trying to best a group of investors bidding for the company.


Food Bank Warehouse

Ind.’s largest food bank moves to bigger site

Indiana’s largest food bank is moving into a warehouse more than triple the size of its previous facility and hopes to raise $11.6 million for the move.