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Raising the bar

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It’s the first summer session, and most of IU’s roughly 30,000 undergraduates have left Bloomington to return to their families, go on internships, travel, work summer jobs, tend crops and so on. Parking has become available, and traffic ... well ... isn’t quite as bad.


Pete Stuttgen

Hoosiers splash toward Big Ten championships

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The competition doesn’t move indoors when it is raining. The stadium doesn’t have a retractable roof. So when it rains, everything – the athletes, equipment, competitive surface – gets wet.  VIDEO:  IU Track and Field



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Mystery-shopping scam fools consumers

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Shopping as a full-time job might sound ideal to many, but some fake companies are now tricking people into paying for an opportunity to work as a mystery shopper.


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IU’s Campillo receives top Big Ten honor

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Success breeds more success. That is the theme for IU men’s golfer Jorge Campillo, who has earned a trophy room full of accolades with the Hoosiers and is the driving force behind the team’s impressive national ranking.






Brandon Foltz

Bashore sizzles in lone Hoosier win

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After losing two of three contests to Northwestern in Evanston, Ill. this weekend, the IU baseball team’s dreams of climbing back into the Big Ten Tournament picture are quickly becoming nightmares.






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University to update campus wireless system

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The range of wireless Internet connections on IU’s Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses will extend even farther starting May 19, due to updates in the system’s technology by University Information Technology Services.


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Rubbish!

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The most memorable words of my freshman year came from my acting teacher: “Don’t think that you can impress me ... I’ve seen Helen Mirren, the greatest living actress in the world, perform in London from a front-row seat.”


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National holiday

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I made my dad vote on Election Day. He wanted to, and he nearly always votes in election years – even though we live in Indiana, so our votes rarely count, thanks to the Electoral College – but he wasn’t sure if he would make it out for the primary. I convinced him, however, that he needed to make the effort and do it.


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'Sticks and Stones'

Maybe your mother got it wrong. When she dried your tears and reassured you that those mean things said at the lunch table were just words, she might have made a mistake. In her defense, your mother didn’t know about Facebook.