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Obama and Daniels: unlikely cohorts

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A well-regarded conservative figure and governor of a traditionally Republican state has proposed some broad reforms that are strikingly similar to a plan by the president, a Democrat.


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Food stamps: Time for reform

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In the grand scheme of things, as we emerge from this recession and start to address the serious budget problems of the U.S. federal government, no line in the budget should be off limits.

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Food stamps: Real welfare queens live in Manhattan

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Food stamp usage in the United States has increased 14 percent from the last fiscal year, leaving 43 million individuals, one in seven Americans, largely reliant on the underfunded government program, according to the Department of Agriculture.



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Indiana voting centers established

A bill to make vote centers in Indiana a reality passed yesterday in the Indiana House of Representatives.










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Committee begins search for graduation speakers

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Students who are graduating in May can be nominated or self-nominate to be a commencement speaker at the May 7 ceremony. Applicants must have a minimum 3.5 GPA and can submit the application form online on the provost’s website. The deadline is March 4.




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Carnegie recognizes IU for local involvement

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The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching selected IU-Bloomington and IU-Purdue University Fort Wayne for the 2010 Community Engagement Classification out of 154 applied institutions.