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Mini University ends with commencement

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Friday, 415 students attended commencement ceremonies at the Indiana Memorial Union. But these people were not IU students receiving degrees. They were participants in the 31st annual Mini University, a program in which alumni and non-alumni attend classes taught by IU professors.


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Yahoo! changes 'most wired' survey criteria

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With controversy surrounding the methodology of Yahoo! Internet Life magazine's "most wired" survey, 88 universities refused to participate last year. Despite the protests, Yahoo! placed such schools on its 2001 "most wired" list, sparking controversy. For the upcoming 2002 list, Yahoo! has changed its criteria so that no school officials will be involved.


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Around The Region

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Experts worry talk of earthquake danger will fade quickly Trooper's presence at casino party under investigation Maker of low-budget film say they want to repay investors


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16 agencies to be funded

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More than $100,000 of taxpayer money was allocated to various social services groups Wednesday night. The Bloomington City Council approved 16 agencies to receive funds from the Jack Hopkins Social Services Funding Program.


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Bin Laden alive, promises attacks

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BEIRUT, Lebanon -- Osama bin Laden and his No. 2 man are both alive and well and their al-Qaida network is ready to attack new U.S. targets, bin Laden's spokesman said in audiotaped remarks aired Sunday.


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British troops storm Afghan compound

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BAGRAM, Afghanistan -- British marines broke into a suspicious village compound and chanced upon one of the largest weapons caches uncovered in southeastern Afghanistan -- rooms stacked high with hundreds of mortars, rockets and heavy weapons.


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Bush prepares new Mideast plan

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WASHINGTON -- Members of Congress and Palestinian leaders today questioned President Bush's plan for an interim Palestinian state and urged stepped-up U.S. peacemaking efforts as Bush prepares to announce his Mideast blueprint.




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The facts of college life

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Tis the season, again. No, not for stockings, presents and mistletoe, but instead for pre-freshman and parents with their red and white orientation bags. Once again campus is being invaded by mass hordes of confused parents and their oblivious offspring. You know who I'm talking about -- legions of 'will-be' students who follow five feet behind by their parents.


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Acknowledging evil

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Evil exists in the world. As blatant of a fact as this is, liberals tend to deny it, calling evil 'culture' instead and labeling those who oppose this evil-minded 'culture' as imperialistic, racist and intolerant.


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Why are kids so violent?

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Working with the Children's Reading Program at a local library has taught me three important life lessons. One: I look like Harry Potter. Two: Kids will kill, cheat and say they like broccoli to win a paper bag filled with almost worthless coupons. Three: If I die and come back reincarnated as a three-foot-tall stuffed replica of Barney the purple dinosaur, I will know without a doubt that I must have done something terrible in this life.