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Football walk-on Beckum earns 1st start

By Geoffrey Miller · Thursday, Sept. 16,2010 11:51 p.m.

Junior Leon Beckum will make his first start as middle linebacker Saturday for IU. While starting is an accomplishment for any player, it seems to carry a little more weight for Beckum.

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DEA’s ‘Take Back’ to curb prescription drug abuse

Thursday, Sept. 16,2010 10:57 p.m.

In conjunction with local law enforcement, the Drug Enforcement Agency is launching its first nationwide “Take Back” initiative, which is designed to collect expired, unused and unwanted prescription medication that has the potential to be abused.

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Local clothing line goes Hollywood

Thursday, Sept. 16,2010 10:42 p.m.

Although not many people can say they have established relationships with Mike Posner, Big Sean and Gorilla Zoe, Matt Fields, the owner of Bloomington’s Dope Couture, now can.

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Bicycling means business in Bloomington

By Amanda Jacobson · Thursday, Sept. 16,2010 10:38 p.m.

Bicycling is serious business. Movements must be precise and eyes must be lightning sharp. An acute sense of awareness is key to each bicyclist’s repertoire. Of course, there are other aspects of bicycling that are less serious and more carefree.

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Wells Library, PACE to celebrate Constitution with free events

Thursday, Sept. 16,2010 9:46 p.m.

In honor of Constitution Day on Friday, the Government Information & Kent Cooper Services Department of the Herman B Wells Library and the Political and Civic Engagement program are sponsoring a series of events Friday and Monday, all free and open to the public.

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CLD promotes philanthropy

By Katie Dawson · Thursday, Sept. 16,2010 9:30 p.m.

Business and volunteering may not have gone hand in hand in the past, but the Civic Leadership Development, a service-based engagement program out of the Kelley School of Business, now provides new opportunities to all undergraduate students at IU. 

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Staff editorial: At last, the sky above Cuba is blue

Thursday, Sept. 16,2010 7:18 p.m.

“The Cuban model doesn’t even work for us anymore” -Fidel Castro The Cuban dictator who implemented aggressive social, political and economic reforms has shocked the world; not with his radicalism this time, but with his nonchalant response to Jeff Goldberg, a writer for the Atlantic.

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Panda poop at the National Zoo

By Nick Jacobs · Thursday, Sept. 16,2010 7:17 p.m.

In Washington, D.C. there are plenty of monuments and museums to see. While you’re interning it’s important to visit most of these attractions. The presidential monuments are all fantastic despite their own quirks. The Washington monument makes you feel inferior as a man, and the Lincoln memorial makes women wish they didn’t wear heels with its endless, steep staircase. Besides the monuments, almost all of the Smithsonian museums are entertaining, except for the Smithsonian National Zoological Park.

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What the world owes me

By Josh Kraus · Thursday, Sept. 16,2010 7:15 p.m.

I think I figured out what it means to be an adult. It has nothing to do with physical development or financial independence.

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