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Friday, July 31
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Baseball

Sweet Home Indiana

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A day removed from a loss at Morehead State that totaled 35 runs by both clubs, the IU baseball team didn’t lose a thing at the plate in its first home game of the 2010 season. Six home runs, a school record-tying, five-hit day for junior first baseman Jerrud Sabourin and a clinching five-run seventh inning produced a 17-8 winning effort for the Hoosiers (10-10) at Sembower Field.


Bishop

The Bishop owner creates home for local music

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The Bishop is empty. Music on an old radio plays from the back room and is drowned out as “Sanford and Son” manage their junkyard on a TV set. A few album covers hang above booths with black vinyl seats. 





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Kinsey study examines definition of term ‘sex’

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What is sex? While some consider it to be intercourse, the Kinsey Institute at IU has released a survey that contradicts this assumption and exposes the idea that no uniform consensus exists on the word’s definition.



obama

Comic Talk #8

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Brad Sanders delves into the always entertaining arena of politics in his latest comic talk.


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Energy Challenge adds academic buildings to competition

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Cream and crimson are IU’s colors. And for the next four weeks, green will be too. The third annual Energy Challenge will kick off today and will last until April 22. This year, all 11 residence halls, 31 greek houses and, for the first time, eight academic buildings will compete to save the most energy and water.



EA Games

The Gaming Lobby

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EA and Ubisoft again take the dastardly spotlight with new releases that are requiring players to have a constant Internet connection to play their titles.


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Fan-friendly campus

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The campus fan culture makes it so people can always find others to share their unique interests with.





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Judge: No prom, but lesbian’s rights violated

Prom’s still off at a high school that canceled it rather than let a lesbian student bring her girlfriend, but a judge ruled Tuesday the district’s actions did violate the teen’s constitutional rights. U.S. District Judge Glen H. Davidson refused the American Civil Liberties Union’s demand to force the school district to put on the April 2 prom. However, he said canceling it did violate 18-year-old Constance McMillen’s rights and he would hold a trial on the issue.


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Disputed isle disappears into sea

For nearly 30 years, India and Bangladesh have argued for control of a tiny rock island in the Bay of Bengal. Now rising sea levels have resolved the dispute for them: the island’s gone.