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THE WORLD'S GAME

By Linnea Coulter · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

While most trips between Indiana and Mexico begin in Indianapolis and end south of the border, this weekend a group of young athletes will do the exact opposite. The Mexican Under-20 team, known as El Tricolores, will arrive in the Hoosier state to take on both Notre Dame and IU this weekend.

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Hoosiers travel to Columbus for Big Tens

By Mandy Eid · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

The IU men’s golf team will travel to Columbus, Ohio, today for the three-day Big 10 Tournament. The competition will consist of a total of four rounds, with 36 holes played today and 18 played on both Saturday and Sunday.

NFL Draft Football

NFL teams prepare for weekend’s draft

By Aaron Beard and Dave Goldberg · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

Casual fans didn’t discover JaMarcus Russell until the Sugar Bowl last January. Neither, apparently, did some NFL scouts – not to the extent that they’re on to him now as the likely No. 1 pick in Saturday’s draft.

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The Complete Moron's Guide to: Poetry Terms

Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

In recognition of the Runcible Spoon’s up-and-coming Saturday open mic poetry slam series, we at the Arts Desk compiled a list of a few basic poetry terms.

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Bill passed to pull troops

By Alyson Brodsy and Anne Flaherty · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

WASHINGTON – A defiant Democratic-controlled Senate passed legislation Thursday that would require the start of troop withdrawals from Iraq by Oct. 1, propelling Congress toward a historic veto showdown with President Bush on the war.

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Save it for Arkansas

By Rachel Fullmer · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

Though it’s nowhere near the appropriate time for me to officially announce which of the many fine potential presidential candidates I’ll endorse in 2008, there is one among the field that I continually support: Hillary Rodham Clinton. She’s cutthroat. She’s driven. She’s been my girl from day one. Hillary even outranks Nancy Pelosi and Ruth Bader Ginsburg when it comes to my personal holy political trinity. Idolatry, I know, but these three ladies are as fierce and as deserving of admiration.

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In Us We (should) Trust

Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

You may have started to notice Indiana license plates popping up with the words “In God We Trust” inscribed underneath a handsome Old Glory flapping in the wind. If you haven’t, and you own a vehicle, perhaps you need to stop in for a regular vision checkup before you get behind the wheel again: this plate is the Next Big Thing. Or perhaps it already is, given its stunning popularity which has made it the most widely sold plate in the state today. Since they were introduced at the beginning of this year more than half a million of these transcendental tags have been distributed.

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IU Pools prepare for summer crowd

By Anna Newell · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

As the weather warms up, there is anticipation for summer activities. IU provides three pools on campus for the public, IU students, faculty and staff. The two indoor pools are the six-lane Royer Pool at the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Center and the eight-lane, Counsilman/Billingsley Aquatic Center at the Student Recreational Sports Center.

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IU alumnus to receive Asia/Pacific American Alumni Award

By Whitney Wyckoff · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

When Yoshito Kawahara was younger, he was forced to live in an internment camp after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. More than six decades later, Kawahara has made a name for himself as a role model for the Asian community, and for his efforts he will be receiving the second Distinguished Asian/Pacific American Alumni Award, recognizing him for his achievements in the professional world and in his community.

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U.S. Officer faces allegations of aiding the enemy

By Alyson Brodsy and Kim Gamel · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

BAGHDAD – A senior U.S. officer has been charged with nine offenses, including aiding the enemy and fraternizing with the daughter of a detainee while he commanded a military police detachment at the American detention facility where Saddam Hussein had been held, the military said Thursday.

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Abused children honored at vigil

By Allie Townsend · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

A crowd sought shelter from the rain Thursday night as 57 T-shirts swung dripping on a clothes line outside. The small shirts featured words such as “gunshot,” “neglect” and “beaten.” They represented the 57 children who died as child abuse victims in the state of Indiana during 2005.

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Salute to seniors

By Jessica Anderson · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

Senior James Davis came from Houston with few friends at IU, but soon after moving into Teter Quad he found two friends he’s still almost inseparable from, nearly four years later.

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NCAA approves text messaging ban to begin in August

By Aaron Beard and Michael Marot · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

College coaches will have to recruit the old-fashioned way next year. The NCAA’s board of directors approved a ban Thursday to eliminate all text messages from coaches to recruits beginning in August, then left open the possibility of revisiting that legislation as early as 2008.

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