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Graduates taking positions around country, world

By Hannah Lodge · Thursday, May 5,2005 10:57 p.m.

With graduation upon us, college students who previously found themselves wondering "Chinese food or pizza?" or "Should I go out to the bars or stay in and study?" find themselves faced with a terrifying, new set of questions.

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The best 4 years?

By Matt Glenesk · Thursday, May 5,2005 10:37 p.m.

The transition from child to adult finally has forged its way to the forefront.

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My last column (really)

By George Lyle IV · Thursday, May 5,2005 10:36 p.m.

I talked with my paternal grandmother about my upcoming graduation and she told me an interesting fact -- as far as she knows, I am the first person in that family to graduate from college.

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Good luck, seniors

By Alyson Brodsy · Thursday, May 5,2005 10:29 p.m.

As many graduates have been busy bidding farewells to friends all week and packing the last of their belongings, the Indiana Daily Student would like to take this time to thank every single one of you for contributing to the IDS.

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Gays to be barred as sperm donors

By Abdullah AlShihri and David Crary · Thursday, May 5,2005 10:27 p.m.

NEW YORK - To the dismay of gay-rights activists, the Food and Drug Administration is about to implement new rules recommending that any man who has engaged in homosexual sex in the previous five years be barred from serving as an anonymous sperm donor.

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Bush: Belarus is last dictatorship

By Abdullah AlShihri and Liudas Dapkus · Thursday, May 5,2005 10:25 p.m.

VILNIUS, Lithuania - President Bush told Lithuanian TV that Belarus is the "last remaining dictatorship in Europe" and that the United States will work with countries in the region to ensure that the next elections there are free.

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IU takes 6th place at Big Tens

By Bill Meehan · Monday, May 2,2005 2:06 a.m.

IU climbed out of the gloomy basement of the Big Ten and into gleeful sixth place with 46 points and its best-ever finish at the Big Ten Championship on Bloomington's Lake Lemon Saturday. No. 7 Michigan State, trailing by eight points and in third place overall heading into the final race, won the conference crown with a first-place total of 130. No. 4 Ohio State came in second with 129 points and No. 14 Wisconsin recorded 106 points for third. No. 3 Michigan, the defending Big Ten champion, placed fourth with 103 points, while No. 15 Minnesota took fifth and No. 20 Iowa ended up seventh with 22 points.

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IU falls to Michigan in championship

By Steve Brennan · Monday, May 2,2005 2:05 a.m.

Sunday was the second time this season the No. 10 IU water polo team faced Michigan in a post-season tournament championship game. It was the second time IU lost. Last weekend the Hoosiers lost the Collegiate Water Polo Association Division Tournament champion game to the Wolverines, 11-10 in overtime. This weekend, they lost in the CWPA Eastern Conference championship game to Michigan, 8-7.

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Big Ten's No. 1 offense surrenders to No. 1 defense

By Andrew Shaffer · Monday, May 2,2005 2:05 a.m.

In their season opener against Ohio State, the 22-21 Hoosiers were impressive. Junior center fielder Reggie Watson had four hits, accumulating two runs, one double and one stolen base. Senior right fielder Joe Kemp tallied three RBIs and his eighth home run of the season on two hits.

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Service honors,remembers late IU professor

By Ryne Shadday · Monday, May 2,2005 1:56 a.m.

An old adage goes, "Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it." Donald Carmony learned history and was determined to make sure his students, colleagues and friends never repeated it through his teaching and his own learning and research.

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Red Recognition

By Lindsey Jancek and Lindsay Jancek · Monday, May 2,2005 1:56 a.m.

Red was the color of the day. Balloons, signs, T-shirts and banners all displayed the same simple design of a red ribbon Saturday with one thing in mind -- promoting AIDS awareness in Bloomington. With the help and support of the community, IU students and local sponsors, the day marked the first annual Bloomington AIDS Walk and raised more than $7,000 in the process.

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Trustees to vote on code changes

By Lindsey Jancek and Lindsay Jancek · Monday, May 2,2005 1:56 a.m.

While many students will spend this week studying for finals and packing their belongings in preparation for the summer, the Department of Student Rights and IU Student Association President Alex Shortle will be preparing to address the IU board of trustees to propose an amendment to the new Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities. The board will review the code for the first time May 6.

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State passes bills for daylight-saving, new Colts stadium

By Alyson Brodsy and Mike Smith · Monday, May 2,2005 1:56 a.m.

INDIANAPOLIS -- The daylight-saving bill, which dominated the legislative session, marks the end of Indiana's holdout on changing its clocks, and a freshman state representative who just a few weeks ago vowed to oppose the time switch is sure to get plenty of statewide fame -- and blame -- for making it so.

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IU foots athletes' tutoring bill

By Tony Sams · Monday, May 2,2005 1:56 a.m.

IU academic units will pay up to an estimated $750,000 a year for tutorial services exclusively for student athletes, making IU the only school in the Big Ten whose academic units -- and not athletics department -- are monetarily responsible for such services.

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