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Hulls named Mr. Basketball

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In November, Jordan Hulls officially signed to play for IU. In March, his high school team completed an undefeated season and won a state championship. On Sunday, he was named Indiana’s Mr. Basketball.


Jason Besecker watches as 1-year old Miya Rose Besecker gives the Easter Bunny a high-five during the Annual Downtown Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday morning on the Monroe County Courthouse Lawn.

A community celebration

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For Easter Sunday, Ballantine Hall room 013 was transformed into a church, complete with gospel songs and a sermon.



IU's Matt Bashore throws to a Chicago State batter during a game in the rain March 31 at Sembower Field.

Pitching paves way to series sweep

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With his team struggling through the season’s early stages, IU coach Tracy Smith consistently pointed to pitching as one of his its most glaring weaknesses. IU’s weekend series sweep against Iowa, however, saw a markedly different result from the incline.



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SustainIU presents events this month

IU is spreading sustainability awareness this month with events on and off campus. SustainIU will include events aimed to educate the community on sustainable issues.











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Active Minds chapter promotes mental health

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IU's Active Minds chapter will work to spread mental health awareness at IU through educational campaigns and events. So far they have plans to celebrate National Stress Out Day, which runs Monday through Friday, during which they will offer relaxing activities such as massages and games.


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IFC sponsors sexual assault prevention

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This week is Sexual Assault Awareness Week for the IFC, and members of fraternities will be participating in a variety of events to raise awareness, said IFC Vice President of Communications Mike Antonelli.


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Notre shame

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The University of Notre Dame has outdone itself in stupid ideas. Its decision to invite President Barack Obama to speak at their commencement is, by all regards, far worse than its decision to sign Charlie Weis to a 10-year contract.


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Sri Lanka to suspend offensives

Sri Lanka’s president ordered a two-day suspension of offensives against Tamil Tiger rebels to enable tens of thousands of trapped civilians to leave the war zone, his office said Sunday.