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Groups work to fight HIV in Bloomington

By Chelsea Merta · Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

Rising cases of HIV in Bloomington mean organizers of the Third Annual Bloomington AIDS Walk had more than enough reason to raise donations and awareness for HIV and AIDS in Monroe County.

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Hoosiers finish 4th in conference

By Mandy Eid · Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

After a disappointing three-day tournament, the men’s golf team finished in sixth at the Big Ten tournament this weekend. Heading into the fourth and final round Sunday, the team was tied for fourth but did not perform well enough to win.

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Who's equal?

By Grace Low · Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

My interpretation of constitutional matters is that the government’s authority stops abruptly with the Bill of Rights in every instance. The precise enumeration within the Bill of Rights makes the interpretation of those mentioned civil rights crystal clear for me, and it is a perplexing experience when others feel compelled to give the government more authority than is absolutely itemized.

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Teacher, East Allen Schools settle dispute over column

By Erin Riley · Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

A settlement was reached with high school teacher and newspaper adviser Amy Sorrell on Friday after months of debate over an opinion column. Sorrell was threatened with termination over the situation that began Jan. 19 over the column, written by one of her students, advocating tolerance of homosexuality.

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Archivists work to preserve 9/11 papers, photos, video in New York

By Amy Westfeldt · Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

NEW YORK – It started with a clogged dust mask that fell onto the desk of Jan Ramirez on the afternoon of Sept. 11, 2001. A friend had used the paper mask to breathe while fleeing downtown Manhattan as the air was filled with grit and smoke from the World Trade Center towers.

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Shingle oak tree planting marks Arbor Day ceremony

By Bonnie White · Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

A group of students clad in pajamas enthusiastically shoveled mulch and placed decorated stones at the base of newly planted shingle oak. The children were taking part in Bloomington’s annual tree-planting ceremony.

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IU places 5th in Big Ten championships

By Aaron Beard · Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

The IU women’s golf team wrapped up its season at the Big Ten championship in East Lansing, Mich. The Hoosiers came away with a fifth-place finish that saw all of IU’s players finish the tournament in the top 50. “We definitely played with a lot of heart today,” IU coach Clint Wallman said in a statement. “The team did a good job grinding for good scores.”

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IU falls in 2nd round of Big Tens

By Jordan Cohen · Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

In its last meeting with Michigan, the IU men’s tennis team was unable to muster a single set and lost 7-0. On Friday, just six days later, the No. 20 Wolverines eliminated the No. 67 Hoosiers from the Big Ten championships.

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False fire alarms plague Campus View

By Annemieke van Dongen · Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

Though threatening to most people, the piercing sound of the fire alarm already sounds familiar for everyone who has lived in Campus View Apartments for a while. Since January, as many as eight fire alarms at the complex have been reported to the IU Police Department, said Capt. Jerry Minger.

Karly Tearney

¡Viva México!

Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

It might have been wearing green road jerseys, but the Mexico Under-20 national soccer team definitely had a home-field advantage.  Photos: IU Soccer vs. Mexico  (04.29.2007)

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Porn found in time capsule at U. of Washington

By Ab D. Phillip · Monday, April 30,2007 12 a.m.

There were a few surprises for the University of Washington’s class of 1957 when they opened a time capsule sealed 50 years ago. Among audiotapes and copies of the yearbook and school newspaper were 1980s-era porn, a condom and some dirty underwear.

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Doggie Depression

By Kirk Nathanson · Friday, April 27,2007 12 a.m.

Since the FDA approved Prozac in 1988, it seems like Americans have become more depressed each year. No one’s exactly sure why it’s happening, but it looks like SSRIs are causing depression, not treating it. It’s almost as if a prescription to Prozac causes depression.

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