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Knott accuses Rep. Hill of unethical behavior

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Greg Knott, the Libertarian candidate for U.S. Congress representing the 9th District, is accusing Democratic opponent Rep. Baron Hill of giving more than $300,000 in earmarks to his former chief of staff’s lobbying client.


Griffy Lake

Monroe County burn ban still in effect

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Thunderstorms  on Oct. 13 surprised Bloomington after a stretch of extremely dry conditions. The brief showers, , were not enough to lift the burn ban that has been in effect for Monroe County since Sept. 23.









Field Hockey

Field hockey earns weekend sweep

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The Hoosiers claimed victories against Iowa and Villanova during the weekend. IU Athletics Director Fred Glass attended Friday's game against the Hawkeyes wearing a kilt.


Womens Soccer

Women's soccer loses sixth straight

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Playing against Michigan on Sunday after a 10-day break, the Hoosiers lost their sixth straight Big Ten contest, falling 2-1 to the Wolverines.





The Indiana Daily Student

Yale fraternity chants about rape

You pick a side: lapse of judgment or indicative of a larger trend in fraternities? Two IDS columnists present each argument.



The Indiana Daily Student

NRC ranks folklore program at the top

The IU’s Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology has been recognized as one of the top programs in the country by the National Research Council.


The Indiana Daily Student

Sharron Angle, Christine O'Donnell, Todd Young

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Sharron Angle. Christine O’Donnell. Todd Young. These three people represent the Republican Party during this election year. They, going in stride with the rest of the Tea Party, preach limited government, fiscal responsibility and the values free market economics brings to this country.