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Robbie McEwen crashes, wins 1st stage of 2007 Tour

By Aaron Beard and Jamey Keaten · Sunday, July 8,2007 7:16 p.m.

Australia’s Robbie McEwen crashed over his handlebars with 12 miles left, got back on his bike and mustered the grit to win the first stage of the 2007 Tour de France on Sunday in a mad-dash sprint.

Venus Williams defeats Marion Bartoli in Wimbledon final

By Aaron Beard and Howard Fendrich · Sunday, July 8,2007 7:16 p.m.

Improbable as this Wimbledon title might have seemed, Venus Williams knew it could happen. Far away as that trophy might have appeared only last week, Williams knew she had the game and the grit to grab it.

Federer defeats Nadal in 5 sets to take fifth straight Wimbledon title

By Aaron Beard and Jamey Keaten · Sunday, July 8,2007 7:16 p.m.

Roger Federer won his fifth consecutive Wimbledon title Sunday, beating nemesis Rafael Nadal in a five-set epic and taking his place in tennis history beside Bjorn Borg.

World’s Game

By Brandon Smith · Sunday, July 8,2007 7:13 p.m.

This Tuesday will mark Major League Baseball’s 77th All-Star game at AT&T Park in San Francisco.

Big bat additions should help basbeall team

By Jacob Stewart and Jake Stewart · Sunday, July 8,2007 7:11 p.m.

The College World Series doesn’t exactly come to mind for IU sports fans when considering the Hoosiers’ baseball team. In fact, IU has a total of 19 conference wins over the past two seasons – two fewer than perennial winner Michigan Wolverines tallied during this year alone.

If I did it: Harry Potter style

By Mike Abrams · Sunday, July 8,2007 7:07 p.m.

The world has been Harry Potter-nized, and the next installments are rapidly approaching.

Suicide bomb blasts Iraqi village

By Abdullah AlShihri and Yahya Barzanji · Sunday, July 8,2007 7:02 p.m.

A suicide truck bomber blasted a Shiite town north of Baghdad on Saturday, killing more than 100 people, police said, in a sign Sunni insurgents are pulling away from a U.S. offensive around the capital to attack where security is thinner.

Hundreds evacuated in Nevada as series of wildfires flare across dry, hot West

By Abdullah AlShihri and Martin Griffith · Sunday, July 8,2007 7:01 p.m.

An 8,000-acre wildfire had forced hundreds of people to leave their homes in the northern Nevada town of Winnemucca, and scores fled homes in the path of a blaze in Washington state on Sunday. They were among several wildfires across the West on Sunday as a heat wave made parched terrain even drier.

Presidential debate commisions to visit prospective Indiana sites for evalutions

By Ab D. Phillip · Sunday, July 8,2007 7:01 p.m.

Richmond, Bloomington and those cities’ IU campuses are preparing to show off their digs this month in bids to play host to one of the 2008 presidential or vice-presidential debates.

Indiana professor to take job at Federal Trade Commission as Bureau of Economics director

By Ab D. Phillip · Sunday, July 8,2007 7:01 p.m.

IU professor Michael R. Baye has been named director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Economics. Baye has served as an IU professor of business economics in the Kelley School of Business since 1997. In his new position, he will supervise economic analysis at the FTC and advise on economic policy matters.

Online test systems may prevent cheating

By Ab D. Phillip · Sunday, July 8,2007 7 p.m.

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Students who have the notion that they can get away with cheating in online courses should beware. Companies are talking about new devices to help curb online cheating, and Penn State is listening.

Man in court on car bomb charge as London marks anniversary of July 7 attacks

By Abdullah AlShihri and Jill Lawles · Sunday, July 8,2007 7 p.m.

Impassive and staring straight ahead, an Iraqi doctor was led into court by plainclothes security officers Saturday, the first suspect to appear on charges of plotting to bomb London’s entertainment district and Scotland’s busiest airport.

Great Wall, Colosseum, Taj Mahal among new 7 wonders of the world

By Abdullah AlShihri and Barry Hatton · Sunday, July 8,2007 6:59 p.m.

The Great Wall of China, Rome’s Colosseum, India’s Taj Mahal and three architectural marvels from Latin America were among the new seven wonders of the world chosen in a global poll released on Saturday.

Teter Quad blood drive seeks donors

By Kailtin Shawgo · Sunday, July 8,2007 6:59 p.m.

Junior Amber Seals said members of the Groups student organization seem excited about having needles stuck in their arms for a good cause. “I’ve been going around with the sign-up list for Groups members,” Seals said. “People are saying, ‘Yes, yes, I will.’”

Robbie McEwen crashes, wins 1st stage of 2007 Tour

Venus Williams defeats Marion Bartoli in Wimbledon final

Federer defeats Nadal in 5 sets to take fifth straight Wimbledon title

World’s Game

Big bat additions should help basbeall team

If I did it: Harry Potter style

Suicide bomb blasts Iraqi village

Hundreds evacuated in Nevada as series of wildfires flare across dry, hot West

Presidential debate commisions to visit prospective Indiana sites for evalutions

Indiana professor to take job at Federal Trade Commission as Bureau of Economics director

Online test systems may prevent cheating

Man in court on car bomb charge as London marks anniversary of July 7 attacks

Great Wall, Colosseum, Taj Mahal among new 7 wonders of the world

Teter Quad blood drive seeks donors

Record-setting 121 troopers graduate from Indiana State Police Academy

82-year-old adds to Indiana soy business with unusual product

Portage lawmaker changes mind about resignation

Investigators want answers in trooper’s death

Bluebird holds concert Saturday for large crowd

Bloomington native rocks the park

IU places Theta Chi on cease and desist, cites hazing

Delta Tau Delta fraternity placed on cease and desist Thursday

IU names Kelley graduate school after alumni who donated $100 million

2 men injured in Bloomington shooting early Friday morning

Indiana men’s basketball’s 2026-27 Big Ten schedule released