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The rise of John McCain

By Kristi Oloffson · Monday, Nov. 3,2008 1:40 p.m.

"Hope” means something different for John McCain. It means surviving five years as a prisoner of war and fighting cancer. After a failed campaign in 2000, it means the chance of winning in 2008.

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Trading places

By Peter Stevenson · Monday, Nov. 3,2008 1:34 p.m.

The race for Indiana’s 9th Congressional District is coming to a close, and voters will choose Tuesday between two familiar candidates and one newer one. Mike Sodrel (R) and incumbent Rep. Baron Hill, D-9th, have contested Southern Indiana’s congressional seat each election since 2002, making the 9th District one of the most competitive swing districts on the national stage. At the same time, Eric Schansberg, an IU-Southeast New Albany professor of economics who ran in 2006, is shaking up the race with an independent perspective.

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Candidate profiles: Auditor

Monday, Nov. 3,2008 12:36 p.m.

All candidate profiles were self-submitted. Profiles were compiled by Amanda Bridgman.

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Candidate profiles: Surveyor

Monday, Nov. 3,2008 12:33 p.m.

All candidate profiles were self-submitted. Profiles were compiled by Amanda Bridgman.

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Candidate profiles: Coroner

Monday, Nov. 3,2008 12:31 p.m.

All candidate profiles were self-submitted. Profiles were compiled by Amanda Bridgman.

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Candidate profiles: Treasurer

Monday, Nov. 3,2008 12:28 p.m.

All candidate profiles were self-submitted. Profiles were compiled by Amanda Bridgman.

A Bloomington firefighter surveys the damage of a fire Monday morning at Delilah's Pet Shop, 1320 N. College Ave. The cause of fire is still unknown.

Fire breaks out at Delilah's Pet Shop

By Larry Buchanan · Monday, Nov. 3,2008 9:07 a.m.

UPDATED: The Bloomington Fire Department battled a fire Monday morning at Delilah’s Pet Shop, 1320 N. College Ave.The fire department was notified of the blaze early Monday morning and took about three hours to extinguish. Delilah’s owner Karene Kidwell told the Indiana Daily Student that there were about 25 animals in the pet shop. Kidwell said the animals that were rescued were taken to the Arlington Heights Veterinary Hospital.

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