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Center offers array of unique classes

By Haley Adams · Monday, Jan. 28,2008 10:40 p.m.

While most IU students spend their Wednesday nights studying, hanging out with friends or catching up on their favorite TV shows, senior Sara Deckard passes the time a different way: as a line dance instructor at the Bloomington Adult Community Center.

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'Art of Chocolate' event raises money for Options for Better Living

By Allison Tyra · Monday, Jan. 28,2008 12:58 a.m.

For about 200 people Sunday afternoon, enjoying chocolate treats also meant supporting Options for Better Living, a non-profit organization that helps people with disabilities lead more fulfilling lives. All proceeds from the "Art of Chocolate" event, which featured chocolate-laden tables from different local chefs, benefited the group.

Alpha Epsilon Pi, 1412 N. Jordan Ave., was kicked off campus Wednesday after the University found them in violation of its hazing policy.

Students react to AEPi closing

By Ashlyn McNeal · Monday, Jan. 28,2008 12:41 a.m.

Since the expulsion of IU’s Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity last Wednesday, students in the greek system have both questioned and praised the University’s handling of hazing allegations at the fraternity.

Jacob Kriese

Short-handed UConn upsets No. 7 IU

By Chris Engel · Monday, Jan. 28,2008 12:37 a.m.

Hosting a short-handed Connecticut squad Saturday afternoon, the No. 7 Hoosiers lost their second game of the season, falling 68-63 to the Huskies.

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IU wins dual meet at Purdue

By Nathan Hart · Monday, Jan. 28,2008 12:34 a.m.

Julius Caesar’s mantra “veni, vidi, vici” was the feeling the IU women’s swimming team had after its effort against the Purdue Boilermakers Saturday.

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Bottle the hurt

By Jonathan Hines · Monday, Jan. 28,2008 12:31 a.m.

On a day when IU moved into sole possession of first place in the Big Ten, Hoosier Nation felt a bit melancholy. It had just witnessed IU’s first home loss since a guy in a blue shirt and red tie replaced a sulky figure in a sweater vest on the sidelines.

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