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IU welcomes Ball State for Big Ten break

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Two days removed from driving in 26 runs to avoid a Michigan sweep and open the Big Ten last weekend, the Hoosiers (13-13) look to keep the offense rolling in a 3 p.m. matchup at Sembower Field against in-state rival Ball State Cardinals (11-15).




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McRobbie serves on NIST advisory group

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The National Institute of Standards and Technology appointed IU President Michael McRobbie to serve on the Visiting Committee on Advanced Technology, one of NIST’s eight Federal Advisory Committees. His three-year term on VCAT started Thursday.


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Man vandalizes Poplars garage; assaults complainants with pipe

Two individuals claimed to have been struck with a pipe Saturday at Sixth and Dunn streets after a verbal argument ensued with a man vandalizing the Poplars parking garage, said IU Police Department Lt. Craig Munroe, reading from a police report.


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New bylaws proposed to IUSA Congress

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Changes to the IU Student Association’s bylaws to be voted on by Congress today would mandate a more frequently and accurately updated IUSA Web site. The new bylaws were created by Congressman and junior Daniel Herman and other members of the Student Rights Committee. The new bylaws, which also include revised definitions of leadership positions, are an update of the most recent version written in 2006, Herman said.






DC

Comic Talk #10

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Brad Sanders reveals his storyline and continuity responsibilities of comic books.


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Holy Week makes for unique break

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Three weeks ago, I had to suffer through all my friends’ Facebook statuses welcoming Spring Break with open arms and new swim suits. I, on the other hand, had a week of classes and a week of midterms between me and my own “descanso de primavera.” Unlike most of my friends, though, my break was bound to feel holy.


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The colors of Morton Bradley Jr.

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The geometric sculptures of Morton C. Bradley Jr. form my favorite collection of art owned by IU. They pique my imagination not just as a math major but as a human.


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Allergies attack

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An allergy sufferer’s immune system has trouble distinguishing some harmless substances, known as allergens, from dangerous ones, due to a deficiency in their genetic code.


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Internship insanity

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College interns should not be seen as low-skilled labor. Most of us would only bother to pursue an internship in an area we know something about.


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Time to get tough

WE SAY Obama needs to put more pressure on other heads of state.




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Remembering Hoosier Hysteria 2002

Tempting fate, an IU student swings from a lamppost at the intersection of Kirkwood Avenue and Dunn Street after IU’s 73-64 victory against Kelvin Sampson’s Oklahoma in the 2002 Atlanta Final Four.