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IU mandates background checks

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While no one has questioned the benefits a new IU policy, some faculty members said they are concerned their programs cannot coexist with the background check provision.



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IU achieves top honors in Terre Haute Friday

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The IU men and women’s cross country teams both received the top prize this weekend at the Indiana Intercollegiates meet at the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course in Terre Haute.



Football vs. Ball State

Hoosiers experience 1st loss

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Despite what seemed like a magical comeback for IU during Saturday’s game against Ball State, scoring 14 points in less than three minutes to take a late fourth-quarter lead, the Cardinals hit a last-second field goal to steal the win from the Hoosiers, 41-39.




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Jacobs organ conference to include free performances

The three-day "New Fingers for Old Music" conference  includes a variety of free performances, panel discussions and workshops, including some that are open to the public.



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Creative magazine seeks submissions

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From now until Sept. 21, the committee will accept submissions from undergraduate and graduate students to be considered for the next publication of Canvas Creative Arts Magazine.



Riley Kids Run-On

Riley kids run into stadium

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About 100 IU Dance Marathon members and Riley Hospital for Children kids and families ran, cartwheeled and cheered across the football field as a part of IUDM’s Riley at the Rock event on Saturday.


Column

Column: Change must come

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I don’t think the protests will stop until the people receive the change they’ve been demanding for nearly two years.





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Suicidal man incites standoff with local police

After a standoff that lasted more than five hours Saturday night into Sunday morning, police apprehended a 41-year-old Bloomington man who was threatening to commit suicide.


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IDS staffers assaulted outside Dunkirk

At about 2 a.m. Saturday, a drunken man and his son approached a reporter, a photographer and an editor who were reporting on Kirkwood Avenue.