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School board set to fire teacher over controversial article

By Erin Riley · Monday, April 9,2007 12 a.m.

Woodlan Junior-Senior High School journalism teacher Amy Sorrell was removed from her position as newspaper adviser due to a conflict that many are saying began with an opinion article about tolerance of homosexuality. Sophomore Megan Chase, 15, said she wrote the article in support of a friend who revealed to her that he or she was homosexual.

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Traveling doctor, IU alumnus still practicing after 50 years

By James Brosher · Monday, April 9,2007 12 a.m.

Early in his career, the IU alumnus known locally as “the country doctor” regularly made house calls to treat ailing patients. Today, nearly a half-century later, his warmth toward patients continues unchanged, although much in the field of medicine has drastically changed.

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Death, taxes and student fees

By Alyson Brodsy · Monday, April 9,2007 12 a.m.

It is often said that there are only two things in life that are certain: death and taxes. Although we at the Indiana Daily Student Editorial Board agree that there is no escaping the Grim Reaper or the inevitable panic of the ides of April, we have found another unassailable certainty in the life of a college student: no matter what happens, as time drags on, our tuition and fees will continue to rise. Period.

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Eyebrow threading weaves its way into Bloomington

By Katrina Loh · Monday, April 9,2007 12 a.m.

With just a piece of sewing thread, Joyce Masih is able to create a perfectly arched eyebrow. This method of hair removal, known as “threading,” originated in India and is becoming increasingly popular in the U.S. Masih brought threading to Bloomington two years ago with her store, Eyebrow Style.

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Dyngus Day party brings polka, beer to Bloomington

By Brian Hettmansperger · Monday, April 9,2007 12 a.m.

The 14th annual Dyngus Day celebration kicks off today at Yogi’s Grill and Bar, 519 E. 10th St. Dyngus Day is a Polish tradition and celebrates the end of the Lent season. In America, Dyngus Day is most celebrated in Buffalo, N.Y., and South Bend according to www.dyngusdaybuffalo.com.

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New American Indian center opens Wednesday

By Kevin Pozzi · Monday, April 9,2007 12 a.m.

In the mold of La Casa and the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center, a new center for American Indians on campus will soon open its doors on the sixth floor of Eigenmann Hall.

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IU Press withdraws book from circulation

By Heather Haemker · Monday, April 9,2007 12 a.m.

IU teaches its students from the second they walk into their first classes freshman year that in academic writing, if someone’s concepts and idea are used, they must be cited. When in doubt, cite! The real world follows the same model. Unfortunately, sometimes in the mix of all the research and interviews an author does to get work published, not adding enough footnotes can sometimes pose a problem.

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Civic Theater presents 100th performance

By Jessica Andrews · Monday, April 9,2007 12 a.m.

The presentation of the Monroe County Civic Theater’s 100th performance, “Directors’ Symposium XII” premiered Friday evening, featuring performances by 21 IU students, faculty and community members.

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Dressing to undress

By Teri Rosenbaum · Monday, April 9,2007 12 a.m.

My three favorite things are fashion, sex and hot dogs. Today, I’ll be talking about two of them.

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IU offensive linemen adjusting to new roles during spring practice

By John Wustrow · Monday, April 9,2007 12 a.m.

For some offensive-line coaches, losing three starters to graduation might be a cause for concern. But for IU line coach Bobby Johnson this does not appear to be the case. Last fall, Chris Mangiero, Justin Frye and Scott Anderson all finished their careers with the Hoosiers, but IU will still be returning five different players who started at least five games on the front line.

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