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Coach Legette-Jack’s first recruiting class says goodbye to Hoosier basketball

By Avi Zaleon · Thursday, March 10,2011 12:27 a.m.

Seniors Jori Davis, Andrea McGuirt and Whitney Lindsay represented half of Coach Felisha Legette-Jack’s first recruiting class and were the only ones from that inaugural year to stay at IU for all four years. During their junior year, they were joined by Hope Elam. Now all four seniors prepare to leave the IU basketball program.

Column: The madness is only beginning

By Aaron Siegal-Eisman · Wednesday, March 9,2011 10:49 p.m.

Once March began, everybody knew it meant the start of the best month of college basketball.

Hoosiers steal bases, win at Indiana State

By Drew Allen · Wednesday, March 9,2011 10:29 p.m.

TERRE HAUTE — The IU baseball team’s offense put it together Wednesday. The Hoosiers followed up 10 hits with solid base running — including a steal home in a two-run sixth inning — to earn a 6-4 victory against Indiana State at Bob Warn Field.

IU lags in the race for ‘Your Highness’

By Corinne Lambert · Wednesday, March 9,2011 9:46 p.m.

Universal Pictures’ and Eventful’s “Demand it!” is giving colleges the opportunity to vote for their school to be hosts to the world premiere of “Your Highness” on April 8.

Column: Laugh it off

By Therese Kennelly · Wednesday, March 9,2011 9:44 p.m.

I used to be a music snob — then came this semester. A semester fraught with all the stresses of school, work and everything else thrown at the average college student.

Wayland ready to play Bluebird

By Kelsey Collisi · Wednesday, March 9,2011 9:41 p.m.

The Bluebird Nightclub welcomes home Wayland’s frontman Mitch Arnold Friday as the band returns for a show in Bloomington.

'Stand for Children' poses reform, new challenges for local teachers

By Michelle Sokol · Wednesday, March 9,2011 9:13 p.m.

Education reform in Indiana will soon have a new voice to help push legislation: Stand for Children. Stand for Children is a nonprofit, education advocacy organization that aims to channel the power of parents and educators into transforming public schools.

Bloomington’s ‘Free Skool’ to provide atypical courses

By Brittany Ackerman · Wednesday, March 9,2011 9:10 p.m.

The new Bloomington Free Skool is open to people of all ages in the Bloomington area. It is a free, non-discriminatory school that offers a diverse variety of classes.

Bloomington's openly gay business shuts its doors

By Claire Aronson · Wednesday, March 9,2011 9:06 p.m.

One of Bloomington’s gay-friendly establishments is now closed. Inner Chef, a local contemporary retro kitchen accessory store, shut its doors Jan. 1 after six years of service as Bloomington’s only openly gay business.

Alumnus publishes management memoir

By Claire Aronson · Wednesday, March 9,2011 9:03 p.m.

Fortune Magazine Deputy Managing Editor Hank Gilman will release his first book, “You Can’t Fire Everyone: And Other Lessons from an Accidental Manager,” on March 17.

Guns, possible drugs found in man's house Tuesday

By Nick Cusack · Wednesday, March 9,2011 9:02 p.m.

Bloomington police arrested a man after finding drugs and guns inside his house Tuesday.

IU Libraries seek student involvement

By Katie Dawson · Wednesday, March 9,2011 9:02 p.m.

The Dean’s Student Library Advisory Group is a new program sponsored by IU Libraries.

Committee talks about upcoming diversity conference

By Jaclyn Lansbery · Wednesday, March 9,2011 8:56 p.m.

The IU Diversity Committee met Monday in the Sassafras Room at the Indiana Memorial Union to discuss plans for a two-hour diversity conference March 23 at the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center.