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MCPL campaign nears final goal

By Jake New · Wednesday, Aug. 4,2010 8:10 p.m.

Children, balloon animals and carnival games filled the Monroe County Public Library on Tuesday in honor of another successful year for its summer reading program. Though this party was for the kids, the library might soon have its own reason for celebration: The Friends of the Library are about $3,600 away from meeting their Campaign for Excellence fundraising goal.

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All Access improves purchasing flexibility

By Bailey Loosemore · Wednesday, Aug. 4,2010 8:08 p.m.

The All Access Plan will allow students to pre-pay for money to be put in their Campus Access accounts. Students can choose a plan from $400 to $1,400 and will receive half of the amount each semester. Payment for the plan will be billed directly to the student’s bursar account.

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Multiple WRs 'not a problem'

By Geoffrey Miller · Wednesday, Aug. 4,2010 8:06 p.m.

Despite an offense with three wide receivers popularly accepted as some of the best the Big Ten will offer, the questions for IU football coach Bill Lynch weren’t about potentially mind-numbing statistics for yards or touchdowns.

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Best of Lynch: Media Day edition

Wednesday, Aug. 4,2010 7:57 p.m.

Think you’ll see a furious Lynch on the sidelines again this year? You might — but expect the Hoosiers to be much improved from last year, at least based on Lynch’s preseason comments. Here are some of the highlights of Lynch’s Big Ten Media Day presser:

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IU connections receive award to link scientists across countries

Wednesday, Aug. 4,2010 7:07 p.m.

The National Science Foundation awarded $9.2 million to IU for two high-speed international network services, half to continue the TransPAC3 network connection to Asia and half for a new connection to Europe named America Connects to Europe.

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Open Folklore to uncover ‘gray literature’

By Nathan Miller · Wednesday, Aug. 4,2010 7:04 p.m.

IU Libraries and the American Folklore Society have started work on Open Folklore, a new, free search engine that will allow users to access most of the already published folklore studies, as well as the previously elusive “gray literature,” all in one place.

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