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Cincinnati airport terminal evacuated Tippecanoe judges rule differently in meth search cases 10 Indiana charter schools win $150,000 grants


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Overshadowed Valens remains a true rock titan

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Sometimes I am struck by an urgent sense of wanderlust that prods and cajoles me into taking impulsive, spur-of-the-moment road trips to God-knows-where. Such a spontaneous desire struck me about a month ago after my hopeful plans for a weekend date fell through. I was left to face yet another dismal, self-pity-filled weekend.







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Four years not the norm

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When senior Carrie Owen walked the graduation plank at IU's commencement ceremony Saturday, she was only going through the motions. Owen finished her year just shy of enough credits to graduate. She won't get an actual degree in her religious studies major until she completes one more class this summer.


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Suspect arrested in mystery

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MARTINSVILLE -- After nearly 34 years, the wait is over. With tears in the eyes of the Jenkins family, authorities announced the murder mystery that has plagued the Martinsville community for decades has been solved.


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Mom's Day at work

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The second Sunday of May has traditionally been the day when mothers are appreciated for all they do for their children, their families and society in general. At a large university such as IU, moms play important roles as students, staff and faculty. Mothers balance the responsibilities of their administrative positions with the daily expectations of their children and spouses.


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12-year-old IU School of Music grad wants international success

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Twelve-year-old Julian Bliss completed the coursework to qualify for a two-year Artist's Diploma at the IU School of Music while attending St. Charles Middle School. The young clarinet prodigy is the youngest person to qualify for this degree from IU, and was a guest on NBC's "Today" show Tuesday.





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Overshadowed Valens remains a true rock titan

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Sometimes I am struck by an urgent sense of wanderlust that prods and cajoles me into taking impulsive, spur-of-the-moment road trips to God-knows-where. Such a spontaneous desire struck me about a month ago after my hopeful plans for a weekend date fell through. I was left to face yet another dismal, self-pity-filled weekend.




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Boy watching horror movies a scaredy-cat

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The other night was the first time I have been without a roommate. He moved out, and I am still here taking summer classes. So what did I do? I watched a really bad movie about a masked man who sneaks into people's houses and slits their throats. It probably wasn't the best film to watch because of my newfound loneliness, and that turned out to be true when I kept the television on while I went to sleep so it wouldn't be too quiet.