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IU men’s basketball assistant coach Rob Senderoff

Reports: Asst. coach resigns from position

By Michael Sanserino · Tuesday, Oct. 30,2007 1:09 a.m.

IU men’s basketball assistant coach Rob Senderoff has resigned his position with the team, according to several media reports late Monday night. An official University announcement is expected today.

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Bus driver may face lesser drunk driving charge

By Alexandra R. Moses · Monday, Oct. 29,2007 11:28 p.m.

BROWNSTOWN, Ind. – A school bus driver accused of being drunk while transporting 13 high school cheerleaders and their coach could escape the most serious charge against her because of paperwork errors by the Jackson County pros- ecutor’s office.

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IU predicted to finish 9th in conference preseason polls

By Brian Buckey · Monday, Oct. 29,2007 10:56 p.m.

In a women’s basketball season that promises to be wide-open, a few things were clear at Big Ten Media Day on Sunday – a precious few things. Ohio State is the favorite to defend its Big Ten crown, Wisconsin’s Jolene Anderson is the pick for conference player of the year and after that, nothing is really clear. The Buckeyes are tabbed to win the conference in both the preseason coaches and media polls. They are followed by Wisconsin and Illinois in the coaches poll and Michigan State and Wisconsin in the media poll. IU is picked to finish ninth in both.

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IU beats Northwestern on Senior Day, gets 1st conference victory

By Aaron Beard · Monday, Oct. 29,2007 10:55 p.m.

The IU field hockey team sent its six seniors out in style Sunday with a 2-1 win over Northwestern on Senior Day at the IU Field Hockey Field. “It was awesome to get the win on Senior Day today,” senior goalkeeper Haley Exner said in a statement. “We played with so much adrenaline and heart. We also played really well as a team today and I think that is what allowed us to get the win.”

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What's in a number?

By Jacob Stewart · Monday, Oct. 29,2007 10:48 p.m.

Hoosier sports fans have had a great deal of math to do lately. The IU football team needs six wins to become bowl eligible and has five. The IU men’s basketball team came out ranked ninth in the preseason ESPN/USA Today poll and was picked to finish second in the conference at this weekend’s Big Ten Media Day in Chicago. The men’s soccer team is ranked 11th nationally. Hopes are high for the IU wrestling team, as it is ranked 15th in the preseason. That’s a lot of digits.

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Wiccans, pagans to meet for Samhain celebration

By Chelsea Merta · Monday, Oct. 29,2007 10:44 p.m.

Beginning at 7 p.m. tonight, Willkie Auditorium will host a Samhain celebration. The event, coordinated by Willkie Community Instructor Kim Shrack, will educate students about Wicca and paganism during the religions’ most important holiday.

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Foster Quad’s Hoosier Den wins interior design award

By Sara Ko · Monday, Oct. 29,2007 10:41 p.m.

Flat screen TVs, two pool tables, a pingpong table and different game machines greet those who enter Foster Quad’s Hoosier Den. The contemporary space, which opened last winter, recently took second place in a national design competition sponsored by the Association of University Interior Designers.

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Rules of survival

By David Weisburd · Monday, Oct. 29,2007 10:02 p.m.

The last two weeks have been tough. Very tough. My worst nightmare came true when I got a call from our largest partner. After receiving pressure from top competitors, he had decided to drop my ticket brokering company. The majority of my business was gone; I had experienced a colossal failure.

Climbing the business ladder

By Heather Haemker · Monday, Oct. 29,2007 10 p.m.

A profession in business used to primarily be a career for men, but with the economy constantly changing, more women are beginning business-related careers. Though women are still a minority in the field, IU’s Women in Business club is working to change that.

IU alumnus joins chemistry faculty

By Yan Zhuang · Monday, Oct. 29,2007 9:49 p.m.

Students in the chemistry department have welcomed Michael VanNieuwenhze this semester as a new associate professor and former Hellman Foundation Fellow.

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