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If lepers had iTunes

By Teri Rosenbaum · Tuesday, March 4,2008 10:09 p.m.

And because of the unfaltering – but perfectly sensible – rules of leper deportation, you can bring only the following items to accompany you on your slow march towards a limbless death: tweezers, a year’s supply of Nutri-Grain Bars in various flavors, a Magna Doodle, a Roomba and – the kicker! – five albums of your choice.

FRANCE FASHION

Valentino says fashion industry lacks ‘creativity’

By Gabrijel Gelic · Tuesday, March 4,2008 10:07 p.m.

Fashion industry veteran and celebrity designer Valentino Garavani showcased his last collection this past October in Paris before leaving the fashion industry forever. “This environment is no longer stimulating,” Valentino said during his last show in an interview with fashionweeknews.com.

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Breaking through the bars

By Paul Coover · Tuesday, March 4,2008 3:51 p.m.

A number of inmates are pursuing associate’s and bachelor’s degrees, hoping to one day walk out from behind those walls, through the facility gates and into the outside world with a college education.

Cassie Kruse

Officials request time to decide building name

By Erin Riley · Tuesday, March 4,2008 10:43 a.m.

When former IU President Adam Herbert discovered last April that a campus building bares the name of a known segregationist, he vowed to take speedy action. Almost a year later, with Herbert out of office, the team of faculty and administrators responsible for resolving the issue is requesting more time. COLUMN:  Shaffer: IU building should not be named after a racist (04/10/07)

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Pop-Ed with Peter Chen

Tuesday, March 4,2008 3:10 a.m.

WEEKEND reviews editor Peter Chen discusses the lost art of the book review.  PODCAST:  Pop-Ed with Peter Chen

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Alumni offer ‘critical connections’ to IU

By Patrick McIntyre and PJ McIntyre · Tuesday, March 4,2008 1 a.m.

IU’s Kelley School of Business credits itself with more than 86,000 alumni worldwide, in 106 countries and on six continents. Some of the most powerful and recognizable business moguls in the world have walked the hallways of Kelley, including NBA Dallas Maverick owner and President and CEO of HDNet, Mark Cuban.

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First Big Ten Career Expo to hit Indianapolis

By Dan Dicker · Tuesday, March 4,2008 1 a.m.

Big Ten students and alumni are invited to the first Big Ten Conference Career Expo on March 14 at Union Station in Indianapolis. The Expo, sponsored by the Big Ten Network, pairs scholars from the conference’s 11 universities with companies from both within and beyond Indiana’s borders.

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Web site offers video game play for money

By Caitlin Keating · Tuesday, March 4,2008 12:59 a.m.

One day in 2005, brothers Ari and Gabe Rubin were playing video games in Gabe Rubin’s living room in Detroit. As they played, they developed the idea to create a Web site where users could play games for cash.

electrocution

Danger ahead

By Erica Beringer · Tuesday, March 4,2008 12:58 a.m.

When the new year begins and spring break is suddenly around the corner, unnaturally tanned skin and meal replacement bars become all too familiar sights among young people. The trends of visiting tanning salons and unhealthy crash diets become even more popular in college-aged adults as winter comes to a close.

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Girl power: the key to being fit

By Rachel Skybetter · Tuesday, March 4,2008 12:54 a.m.

I was one of the lucky thousands to catch the Spice Girls reunion tour a few weeks ago and it was everything I remembered it being a decade ago, only plus Ginger Spice (who had left the group) and minus some baby fat.

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