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James Brosher

Teter senior repeats as Miss-N-Out champion

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Teter senior Sarah Rieke could not have dreamt of a better scenario for Saturday’s Miss-N-Out. Not only did she win her second consecutive Miss-N-Out title, but she did so with three teammates.  VIDEO:  Miss-N-Out


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Former President Clinton to visit IU

Former President Bill Clinton will be in Bloomington Wednesday to stump for his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.



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WEEKEND Sidetracked podcast

WEEKEND columnist Alex Cohen talks about what tracks he's been listening to in the first installment of the Sidetracked podcast.  PODCAST:  WEEKEND Sidetracked

James Brosher

Teter senior repeats as Miss-N-Out champion

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Teter senior Sarah Rieke could not have dreamt of a better scenario for Saturday’s Miss-N-Out. Not only did she win her second consecutive Miss-N-Out title, but she did so with three teammates by her side in the final heat.  BLOG:  Blogging Away  PODCAST:  Hoosier Headlines


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Bennett declines IU job

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Washington State basketball coach Tony Bennett withdrew his name from consideration for IU’s vacant men’s basketball coaching job, according to multiple media reports published online Sunday.  BLOG:  Basketblog



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Weather shortens final home regatta

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The IU rowing team had to battle the weather on Lake Lemon, facing choppy water and a brutal wind. The Hoosiers came away with victories in the two varsity eight boats before the conditions forced the varsity four, novice eight and novice four to be canceled.





Brandon Foltz

Hoosiers stay undefeated in Big Ten at 4-0

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On a roll like a perfectly-aligned row of dominoes, the No. 25 IU women’s tennis team won its fourth consecutive Big Ten match on Saturday, defeating unranked Michigan State 6-1.


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Seniors say goodbye in weekend split

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Three IU seniors played their final home game at the Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center this past weekend. Senior Brittany Estrada opened the first game by singing both the Canadian and U.S. national anthems to represent all of the players on the No. 17 Hoosiers (11-13). As the team stood with linked arms, they prepared for what ultimately would result in one final triumph and one disappointing loss.





NCAA Swimming Championships

Sweet success.

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The NCAA season is officially over, and it couldn’t have ended any better for senior Ben Hesen.



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Around the World

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A declaration Sunday by Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr to pull his Mahdi Army fighters off the streets may help bring an end to the wave of violence that swept Baghdad and Shiite areas after the government launched a crackdown against militias in Basra.


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‘Yo! MTV Raps’ celebrates 20 years

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Claiming to be “the most influential music TV series of all time,” and most importantly, the highest-rated MTV show of all time, MTV celebrates “Raps’” 20th anniversary by delivering a wave of programs that pay homage to the ground-breaking show.