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Indiana senators support IU's WIUX

Hoosiers await start of NCAA Tournament after receiving No. 7 seed Monday

System of a down

Webmail has done it again. This time a glitch in its new spam filter sent many legitimate e-mails into users' spam folders, where e-mails are promptly deleted after five days.

Man dies when 8-foot hole caves in on him

Body of suspect in 2005 robbery found in cornfield

Prosecutor sues his opponent in election

Fountain City man dies in fire, no foul play suspected

Police: Kentucky officer shoots self while unloading gun in moving car

Tight Indiana races make Tuesday's elections count

INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana voters will decide tightly contested races Tuesday, with control of the Indiana House and three of the nation's most closely watched congressional districts at stake.

Police block woman driving wrong way

Hoosiers win final exhibition game

The IU women's basketball team survived early foul trouble and relied on strong defensive play to win its second and final exhibition game Monday night.

Voters could usher out several 1994 Gingrich disciples

Help Me, Harlan!

IU practices fire safety

Fire drills and alarms are almost as common as traffic on campus. On most days fire trucks can be seen hurrying down campus streets at various hours of the day. These alarms, real or not, force the department to stop what it is doing and come to the University. However, the cost of the trip to IU does not come directly from the University's pocket.

'A still point in a turning world'

Walking into Beck Chapel is like disappearing into warm memories and solemn vows. It is a haven where troubles are left at the heavy bronze doors and dreams are fulfilled within the walls. No wonder the chapel means so much to so many.

IU returns from trip with silver medal

No. 14 Hoosiers upset No. 11 Longhorns, remain unbeaten

Astronomy department invites students, public to view Mercury crossing sun

The IU Department of Astronomy will open the Kirkwood Observatory and set up telescopes to view the transit of Mercury across the sun Wednesday. A telescope will be set up outside the Sample Gates from 2:15 to 5:15 p.m. for the viewing.

IU falls to pair of ranked opponents during weekend

The IU men's swimming and diving team met its match this weekend in Austin, Texas. The Hoosiers were unable to pull off the upset bid, falling short against No. 3 Texas and No. 4 University of California, Berkeley in a double dual meet at the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center. IU fell to Texas 210-149 and California 204-165, bringing its record to 2-3 overall. The Longhorns dominated the two-day competition, winning 12 of the 20 events.

Don't forget your shower shoes

One good reason to wear shower shoes is to decrease your risk of getting warts. Warts are skin infections caused by the human papilloma virus family. The virus is spread by skin-to-skin contact and close physical contact in places like public showers and pools. You might have heard of HPV in the context of genital warts. Only certain members of the HPV family cause genital warts and cervical problems. There are more than 100 specific types of HPV, and most cause harmless but unsightly warts on the body.