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Football vs. Wisconsin

Wisconsin defeats IU 59-7

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Within the first 2:01 against Wisconsin Saturday, IU accomplished something it failed to do last year against the Badgers: stop a drive.The game quickly devolved to resemble last season’s one-sided contest, however, with Wisconsin triumphing 59-7.





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Wright leads IU to Windon Memorial

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Just five days after defending its title at The Firestone Invitational, the IU men’s golf team will head to Skokie, Ill., to compete in the Windon Memorial.


Field Hockey

Only road matches remain for team

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After splitting its final two home matches last week, the IU field hockey team will play its first of four road games to end the regular season Saturday versus Iowa.








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Hoosiers preparing for Big Ten with 2 races

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Both men’s and women’s cross country teams will compete in the adidas Invitational on Friday in Madison, Wis., and then again in the Pre-Nationals on Sunday in Terre Haute, Ind., the site of this year’s NCAA Championships.


Chuck Crabb

Column: Voice of Assembly Hall

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A native of Brazil, Ind., Chuck Crabb, the assistant athletic director for facilities, has served as the public address announcer for Assembly Hall since 1977.



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HPER event encourages "Street Smarts"

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Raising Awareness of Interactions in Sexual Encounters joined the IU Police Department and IU Health Center to present “Street Smarts” Thursday night in the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation auditorium. The event, part of IU’s Health and Wellness Week, aimed to encourage students to have a plan for personal safety.


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Greek week aims to serve city, change perceptions

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From Oct. 17 to 22, the four greek councils — Interfraternity Council, Panhellenic Association, National Pan-Hellenic Council and Multi-Cultural Greek Council — will sponsor events aimed at supporting and fundraising for a community that greeks sometimes think looks down on them, Finnerty said.