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Streets to become one-ways for IU vs. Towson game

By VINCE ZITO · Thursday, Sept. 2,2010 11:49 a.m.

Today, Memorial Stadium will host IU Football’s first game of the season against The Towson University Tigers. Whether you are making plans to attend the game, visit the tailgates or continue with daily life as usual, one aspect of the event will affect all of us- the traffic.

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Todd Yeagley introduces a new era of soccer

By Kevin Loughery and Stephanie Kuzydym · Thursday, Sept. 2,2010 12:37 a.m.

There’s a story of a man named Yeagley who began building a soccer legacy all on his own.

Big Ten announces football divisions

By Sean Morrison · Thursday, Sept. 2,2010 12:32 a.m.

IU preserved its rivalry with Purdue in the finalization of the new Big Ten football subdivisions. The decision to realign the conference into two divisions came after Nebraska, which officially becomes a part of the Big Ten on July 1, 2011, decided to leave the Big 12.

IU receives record $603.9 million for research projects

By Katie Dawson · Thursday, Sept. 2,2010 12:30 a.m.

IU President Michael McRobbie said IU received $603.9 million in grants and awards — a record number — this fiscal year.

Football looks to start strong

By Connor O'Gara · Thursday, Sept. 2,2010 12:28 a.m.

The IU football team will look to extend its streak of six straight opening game wins when it takes on Towson at 7:30 today at Memorial Stadium.

Redshirts become rule, not exception

By Geoffrey Miller · Thursday, Sept. 2,2010 12:23 a.m.

Just four of the 22 projected offensive and defensive starters listed on the team depth chart for today’s season-opener with Towson will have previously not been a redshirt.

Ross's goal lifts women's soccer in OT

By Kevin Wang · Thursday, Sept. 2,2010 12:20 a.m.

The freshman defender’s goal came in the final two minutes of the IU women’s soccer team’s victory against visiting Western Michigan in a 130-minute, two-overtime contest on Wednesday.

Big Ten divides football teams

By Sean Morrison · Thursday, Sept. 2,2010 12:16 a.m.

Big Ten conference commissioner Jim Delany presented the divisions and conference schedules for the 2011-12 football seasons Wednesday, less than three months after announcing Nebraska’s acceptance of its invitation to the Big Ten.

The Yeagley Bunch: A new era of IU men's soccer

By Kevin Loughery and Stephanie Kuzydym · Thursday, Sept. 2,2010 12:13 a.m.

The IU men’s soccer team kicks off its season against California Friday, but the field and the sideline will be stocked with 10 new freshmen and one new coach that the Hoosier Nation is about to meet.

EPA calls for computer recycling

By Mary Kenney · Wednesday, Sept. 1,2010 11:48 p.m.

Where do the old laptops, netbooks, printers and monitors go? The Environmental Protection Agency has provided an answer. Their program, Plug-In to eCycling, encourages people to recycle their old computers.

Dog days go swimmingly at Bryan Park Pool

By Lindsey Erdody · Wednesday, Sept. 1,2010 11:46 p.m.

It’s not normally a pool for dogs, but on Wednesday Bryan Park Pool was full of big splashes, loud barks and plenty of puppy love for the sixth annual Drool in the Pool

Lower COIT revenue decreases budget

By Colleen Sikorski · Wednesday, Sept. 1,2010 11:37 p.m.

he recession’s slam on the City of Bloomington’s budget was the topic of discussion during a Wednesday night city council meeting.

Free concert to benefit urban gardening

By Kristin Wunderlin · Wednesday, Sept. 1,2010 11:08 p.m.

Local activist and musician Joshua Strodtman said he hears about another forest soon to be destroyed — like the local bike trails of Wapahani — every week.

WIUX Student Radio to start semester Friday with annual Kick-Off Party at The Bishop

By Kayleen Cohen · Wednesday, Sept. 1,2010 11:06 p.m.

As the first week of course-running chaos comes to end, many students will be looking for just the right nightlife to ease their troubles this weekend.

Chef’s Challenge battles to end hunger

By Taylor Smith · Wednesday, Sept. 1,2010 11:04 p.m.

Similar to the popular television series “Iron Chef”, the Buskirk-Chumley Theater will have the Community Kitchen’s 4th Annual Bloomington Chef’s Challenge.

4 songs take spotlight at team sporting events

By Jake New · Wednesday, Sept. 1,2010 10:38 p.m.

For decades, four songs have helped to define IU’s school spirit and unify students during athletic events. However, each song was written at a different time and for different reasons.

Chabad House creates inviting environment

By Kevin Wang · Wednesday, Sept. 1,2010 10:37 p.m.

Here at IU, the Chabad House, also known as the Jewish Student Center, has been the home for Jewish students and community members.

Guest columnist: Solutions for our economy

Wednesday, Sept. 1,2010 9:41 p.m.

In 2008, students on this campus and on college campuses around the country accomplished something extraordinary. You turned conventional wisdom on its head by doing one simple thing: showing up. Here in Indiana, you made thousands of phone calls, knocked on hundreds of doors and came out to vote in historical numbers for the candidates and causes you care about. By doing so, you showed not only that young people care about the future of our country, but also that you are determined to shape it yourselves.

Target: A Slick Operation

Wednesday, Sept. 1,2010 9:38 p.m.

Target is a pretty slick operation. But whereas Walmart is stereotyped (somewhat legitimately) as the evil empire, Target is presented as not only affordable, but also progressive and fashionable. It’s all in the packaging.

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