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Clinton 2008 Primary

Clinton open to being Obama’s VP

By Abdullah AlShihri and JIM KUHNHENN · Wednesday, June 4,2008 10:42 p.m.

NEW YORK – Angling for a vice presidential nod, Hillary Rodham Clinton refused to bow out of the Democratic race Tuesday, hoping to maintain leverage as Barack Obama clinched the delegates needed to secure the party’s nomination.

Chris Pickrell

400 children sign up for IU Swim Camp

By Yan Zhuang · Wednesday, June 4,2008 10:36 p.m.

At the edge of the pool at Counsilman-Billingsley Center in the Student Recreational and Sports Center, a row of children bent their bodies carefully.

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IU studies showcased at health conference

By Savannah Worley · Wednesday, June 4,2008 10:35 p.m.

About 50 percent of students in a study conducted at IU have at least two risk factors for heart disease, said researchers who presented their findings during the annual American College of Sports Medicine conference May 28-31 in Indianapolis.

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Clinton open to VP nod

By Alexandra R. Moses and Beth Fouhy · Wednesday, June 4,2008 6:27 p.m.

WASHINGTON - Hillary Rodham Clinton told colleagues Tuesday she would consider joining Barack Obama as his running mate, and advisers said she was withholding a formal departure from the race partly to use her remaining leverage to press for a spot on the ticket.

Obama 2008 Primary

Obama seals Democratic nomination

By Stephen Graham · Wednesday, June 4,2008 6:27 p.m.

Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois sealed the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday, a historic step toward his once-improbable goal of becoming the nation's first black president. A vanquished Hillary Rodham Clinton maneuvered for the vice presidential spot on his fall ticket.

Pete Stuttgen

Students play in summer storm

By Sandy Dunwoody · Wednesday, June 4,2008 6:22 p.m.

Spectators of all kinds gathered around the flooded west side of campus Wednesday evening. People waded in water up to their waist and others took photos with their camera phones at the intersection of 7th and Woodlawn.

Chris Pickrell

Let's talk about sex

By Chelsea Merta · Wednesday, June 4,2008 4:50 p.m.

Morrison Hall is located in the middle of IU’s campus, resting between Goodbody and Sycamore Halls. Behind the large oak trees that shade its lawn and up the stairs that entice its guests sits the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction, which takes up three of the building’s floors.

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Welcome Week 2008: an introduction to IU

Wednesday, June 4,2008 4:41 p.m.

Get acquainted with IU’s campus and student life during Welcome Week, where freshmen meet each other at events involving free food, shopping, music and more.

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The father of IU

By Shannon McEnerney · Wednesday, June 4,2008 4:29 p.m.

“Enormously humane and generous.” Those were the first words Chancellor Ken Gros Louis used to describe the University’s “Man of the Century,” former IU President Herman B Wells.

Herman B Wells

The father of IU

By Shannon McEnerney · Wednesday, June 4,2008 4:29 p.m.

“Enormously humane and generous.” Those were the first words Chancellor Ken Gros Louis used to describe the University’s “Man of the Century,” former IU President Herman B Wells.

Derrick Carnes

From sport to saga

By Derrick Carnes · Wednesday, June 4,2008 4:26 p.m.

When considering something as significant and seemingly omnipresent as a subculture, it’s hard to think in terms of beginnings, and yet it is true that everything has one.

The Indiana Daily Student

Alumni to know

Wednesday, June 4,2008 4:26 p.m.

These IU graduates left their mark. Here’s why you should know their names.

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Filter's new anthem

By Tyler James Perry · Wednesday, June 4,2008 4:23 p.m.

Industrial rock band Filter shines with the release of their fourth album, although no expectations are defied. While the heavier songs on the album don’t measure up to past work, they contain quality enough to appease fans of the past two albums.

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No Kaleidoscope needed to recognize this is good

By Cory Barker · Wednesday, June 4,2008 4:17 p.m.

If you’ve experienced their live show, it’s obvious that Underoath has always been a band that deserved to have a live album. Their energy and presence on stage is almost unmatched within the scene and Survive, Kaleidoscope depicts all that perfectly.

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The King of R&B still on the throne

By Bryan Payton · Wednesday, June 4,2008 4:14 p.m.

While Usher’s sixth album may not sound as "grown up" as he claims it to be, Here I Stand showcases the undisputed King of R&B’s ultra-smooth voice and undeniable talent for rushing listeners to the dance floor.

Make Believe seems only to be getting better with age.

Defining reality

By Caleb Jackson-Boys · Wednesday, June 4,2008 4:08 p.m.

There are few bands in the world that can combine midwestern sensibilities, postmodernism, and Wurlitzers to create an accessible brand of music. Chicago’s Make Believe are doing just that and succeeding. Their new album, Going to the Bone Church, though a short listen, is still a great one.

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