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IU-Penn State Baseball

Monar looks to pitch after early season injury

By Geoffrey Miller · Monday, April 12,2010 9:33 p.m.

At this point in the 2010 season, the IU baseball team hoped to have its anticipated preseason pitching ace on the mound, winning games and leading an undermanned pitching staff. Instead, sophomore Blake Monar hasn’t started on the rubber since the season’s first game in February at San Diego due to a strained rotator cuff. He’s played sparingly since as a pinch hitter for the Hoosiers.

Type

Wanted

By Sarah Hutchins · Monday, April 12,2010 9:10 p.m.

Newspaper classified ad sales might be floundering, but that hasn’t stopped people from buying and selling their junk. The adage “one person’s trash is another person’s treasure” couldn’t be truer in the world of cyber classified ads. Every lost ring, found wallet, and free couch has a hidden history. We scoured the OneStart classified ads to find creative sales pitches and the people behind them. Our stuff tells a story.

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Sell it yourself

By Sarah Hutchins · Monday, April 12,2010 9 p.m.

We asked Brooke McCluskey, marketing manager of Hoosier Times (the group that publishes the Bloomington Herald-Times) for tips on writing a classified.

Hands

Honest work

By CJ Lotz · Monday, April 12,2010 8:51 p.m.

Your liberal arts education is not a survival promise. Three students share how dirty hands fill the gaps in their learning

Tijan Job

The healing game

By Sean Morrison · Monday, April 12,2010 8:46 p.m.

When Tijan left Gambia six years ago to shoot hoops in the United States, he knew he wouldn’t have the chance to help his mother through an illness that had been ailing her for more than five years. In January, his brothers left him a voicemail with difficult news: his mother had passed away. He hadn’t seen her since he left home in 2004. A few weeks later, we asked him how he coped with the loss.

Sean and grandfather

Facing their wall

By Sean Morrison · Monday, April 12,2010 8:34 p.m.

My grandfather never went to the Wall. A Vietnam War veteran, he never pressed his hand to the black granite monument and felt the grooved indents of 58,261 names. He couldn’t bring himself to do it, so I did it for him. I drove 650 miles to confront the loss — his and mine.

Get lost.

Get lost

By Joe Jasinski and Stephanie Doctrow · Monday, April 12,2010 8:34 p.m.

Bloomington straddles the fencepost between woodsy wilderness and hip college campus – think impractical, tight-fitting flannel. If you ever lock your keys in the car while parked at Bradford Woods, you’ll want to know which berries to eat.

Little 500

Trash with class

By Marc Fishman · Monday, April 12,2010 8:26 p.m.

Can the words “etiquette” and “Little 500 party” even fit in the same sentence? We say yes.

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Run a grassroots movement

By Drew Anderson · Monday, April 12,2010 8:23 p.m.

If you caught the “political bug” after the 2008 election and want to change your community, strap in. According to senior AnnElyse Gibbons, former president of IU’s Students for Hillary campaign, these tips will prepare any aspiring volunteer for what she calls the “election roller coaster.”

Hutton Honors College

Do it for others

By Haley Adams · Monday, April 12,2010 8:18 p.m.

Two students saw a problem at local Fairview Elementary School. As the elementary school with the lowest socioeconomic status in Bloomington, some kids don’t have books to read. Through the Hutton Honors College, juniors Hannah Wert and Adeel Chaudhry are doing something about that. 

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Driver crashes into house, gets OWI

By VINCE ZITO · Monday, April 12,2010 7:27 p.m.

Officers arrived in the 1000 block of North Monroe Street at about 9:15 p.m. Sunday to find a vehicle sticking out of the south side of a residence.

eisner

Comic Talk #11

By Brad Sanders · Monday, April 12,2010 6:43 p.m.

Brad Sanders simply runs down the list of Eisner Award nominees in his new comic talk.

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Be an otter for a day

By Kate Slabosky · Monday, April 12,2010 6:07 p.m.

You might think your mammalian body is meant for terrestrial habitats, but think again, landlubber.

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Shut up for a good cause

By Sarah Wilensky · Monday, April 12,2010 6:06 p.m.

The experience of silencing oneself can be a powerful source of motivation to work for the policy and cultural changes desperately needed to reverse those striking statistics.

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