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Kelley School ranked for publishing prowess

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IU's Kelley School of Business proved itself again to be a leader in the business community, ranking in the top 25 business schools in the and the world for the amount of research published by faculty in 22 leading business journals.


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Fred Ex, T.O. and praising the good Lord

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Every NFL team has one. The player who runs his mouth more than George Costanza loses his job. He finds it necessary to call out members of the other team or guarantee victory. These players are loud-mouthed, arrogant, brash and cocky end zone dancers who most of the time can't back up their talk with their walk on the playing field. And if they can back up their antics, then by all means they should continue with them.


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Bacardi cuts calories with new rum

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One of the most popular alcoholic beverages on college campuses is slimming down a little. Bacardi Rum is now cutting the calories in its newest addition to its family, introducing Bacardi Island Breeze, which is due out in April.


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Hoosiers hoping to end mid-season funk

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For IU women's basketball coach Kathi Bennett and the Hoosiers, it seems as if everyone is ranked these days. In their last 10 contests, six have been against the nation's top 25 programs -- all of which have been against Big Ten schools. The Hoosiers can add one more ranked team to the list as they get ready to take on conference foe No. 25 Penn State tonight at Bryce Jordan Center in University Park, Pa. IU (9-12, Big Ten 2-9) is coming off a 78-46 loss to No. 2 Ohio State Sunday.

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Business in Brief

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The Kelley School of Business' 59th annual business conference March 9 in Indianapolis will feature four people who understand the forces driving corporate America toward dramatic change.


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Hewlett-Packard ousts CEO

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Carly Fiorina's nearly six-year reign at Hewlett-Packard Co. ended abruptly Wednesday as board members forced her out, disappointed by her inability to transform a plodding technology giant dominated by printer sales into a more nimble innovator.


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Munich ignores dark history

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MUNICH, Germany -- Walk downtown to Bloomington's Courthouse, and you'll find war memorials that commemorate local soldiers who have fallen in the most prominent of our country's wars.


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Rice: Iran must answer to suspicions of nukes

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BRUSSELS, Belgium -- Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Wednesday that Iran cannot delay indefinitely accountability for a suspected nuclear weapons program, but said the United States has set "no deadline, no timeline" for Tehran to act.



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ETA blamed in Spanish car bombing

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MADRID, Spain -- A car bomb exploded in a Madrid business park Wednesday after a warning call purportedly from the Basque separatist group ETA. The explosion injured at least 43 people, officials said, in the worst blast in the Spanish capital since last year's terrorist attack on commuter trains.


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Around The State

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EVANSVILLE, Ind. -- An Indiana National Guardsman faces a possible court-martial on charges he killed an Iraqi police officer and then shot himself, the Army said Wednesday.



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C is for crazy, not Christ

I'm wild and psychotic, usually wear Camo,I come to IU's campus, shooting Jesus ammo,My speech is coarse and callous, I say,



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TurnItIn can help the IU community

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Late at night, sleepless and caffeinated, we've all thought about doing it. A lot of students probably have plagiarized something, accidentally or on purpose.


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Middle East leaders reach cease-fire agreement

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SHARM EL-SHEIK, Egypt -- Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas declared Tuesday that their people would stop all military and violent attacks against each other, pledging to break a four-year cycle of bloodshed and to get peace talks back on track.


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Touring Tragedy

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In Thai, "Thailand" means "land of the free." This is the story of four IU administrators -- four Americans -- who observed Bangkok in the wake of the world's greatest recent tragedy.


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Bloomington's Eclectic avenue

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Daniel Kirkwood was the last guy you'd expect to run into at a bar. Yet ironically enough, Kirkwood -- a world-class astronomer once described as the "(Johannes) Kepler of America" by one admirer, and the "dean of American astronomers" by another -- is now the name synonymous with Bloomington's hot spots, wild weekends and seemingly endless taps of beer.


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Learning from the land

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This summer IU will offer students a unique opportunity to rediscover the connection between their own lives and the source of all life -- the earth.


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Alexis Carter concert benefits Community Kitchen

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Singer-songwriter Alexis Joi Carter is ready. She's always been ready. It was God, she said, who told her to slow down. Nearly 200 people congregated Saturday night at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater, 114 E. Kirkwood Ave., for "'Joi' to the World: A Personal Serenade to Thee," a benefit concert and CD release. The buzz emanating from the crowd showed -- they were ready, too.