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Sitting down with Coach Littrell

By Jordan Littman · Tuesday, Aug. 14,2012 9:27 p.m.

Following Monday’s IU football practice, Indiana Daily Student football beat writer Jordan Littman sat down with Offensive Coordinator Seth Littrell. Here’s what the first-year coach had to say about his new team.

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It’s not just the economy, stupid

By Gabrielle Winslow · Tuesday, Aug. 14,2012 2:48 p.m.

Graduation means getting a job, a huge concern for us and for millions of other Americans. It is also a significant part of what will determine presidential votes this November.

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It’s not just the economy, stupid

Tuesday, Aug. 14,2012 2:47 p.m.

Graduation means getting a job, a huge concern for us and for millions of other Americans. It is also a significant part of what will determine presidential votes this November.

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Hypersexualizing women is harmful, not artful

By Amber Hendricks · Tuesday, Aug. 14,2012 12:36 p.m.

Today women take off their clothes and convince us it’s artistic, that every stroke of their bodies are actually a stroke of genius meant to rouse the creative inclinations of our minds and not at all our sexual desires.

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Five injured in State Fair stagecoach crash

Monday, Aug. 13,2012 11:48 p.m.

The stagecoach was entertaining the crowd before the eight-horse hitch competition Sunday afternoon in the Pepsi Coliseum when it overturned during a figure-eight maneuver. Erika Burghardt, the reigning Indiana State Fair queen and an IU junior, was one of five people hurt in the accident.

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Sundays in Bryan Park

By Makenzie Holland · Monday, Aug. 13,2012 11:44 p.m.

Starting in July, the City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation organized free summer concerts in the park featuring local artists. From 6:30 to 8 p.m. every Sunday until Aug. 26, the park will continue the shows.

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IU rolls past NKU in exhibition opener

By Kourtney Liepelt · Monday, Aug. 13,2012 10:34 p.m.

After falling behind early in the first period of the team’s first exhibition match of the season, the IU women’s soccer team scored a total of six goals with a hat trick from freshman Jessie Bujouves in the first collegiate game of her career to defeat Northern Kentucky University at Bill Armstrong Stadium.

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A Hoosier history of the Olympics

By Matt Callahan · Monday, Aug. 13,2012 10:22 p.m.

After two weeks in London for the 2012 Olympic games, seven IU athletes competed for their respective home countries, bringing home two medals. Here’s how they finished alongside IU Olympians of the past.

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Transfer students less likely to finish four year education

Monday, Aug. 13,2012 8:52 p.m.

A recent study issued by IU’s Project on Academic Success revealed that only one in 10 “reverse transfer” students — students who begin their higher education at a four-year institution but transfer to a two-year institution — had completed or were still pursuing a degree six years after transferring.

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IU Foundation adds new president, members

By Lauren McConnell · Monday, Aug. 13,2012 8:50 p.m.

Earlier this month, IU Foundation’s fiduciary directors selected Kelley School of Business Dean Daniel Smith to replace current IUF President Eugene Tempel, who will leave this fall. Five new members were also elected to IUF’s Board of Directors.

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Students to study Beach Boys

By Kirsten Clark · Monday, Aug. 13,2012 8:46 p.m.

This fall, Andy Hollinden and his students will spend about four hours each week with the Beach Boys in MUS-Z320: Music of The Beach Boys, new to IU this semester.

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$3.5 million grant to aid children with autism

By IDS staff · Monday, Aug. 13,2012 8:39 p.m.

The U.S. Department of Education has given nearly $3.5 million to a team of researchers in the field of special education, led by School of Education Assistant Professor Hannah Schertz, to help children with autism spectrum disorders enhance their communication skills.

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