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Club offers skiers chances to compete

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Freshman Kevin Mihok had water-skied before college for fun, but the IU Water Ski/Wakeboard team has given him a chance to compete for the first time.


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42 honored at annual SRSA banquet

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The Student Recreational Sports Association held its annual honors banquet last Tuesday in Alumni Hall at the Indiana Memorial Union. The banquet, organized and run by the SRSA student executive board, recognized outstanding achievements of IU volunteers, participants and student employees of Campus Recreational Sports.

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IU hockey club nets 2 postseason awards

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IU senior forward and team captain Dan Karlander was a month removed from his team’s surprising run to the national championship when he received another pleasant surprise this week.


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IU softball seeks second straight victory

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With a road victory against Michigan State lingering on its shoulders, the IU softball team will host Louisville at 4 p.m. today at the IU Softball Field for an out-of-conference matchup.








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Vincennes guard set to sign with IU

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After a visit to IU, Vincennes University sophomore Devan Dumes has made up his mind. On Tuesday at 7:00 p.m., the 6-foot-2 guard will sign his letter of intent to play for IU at the Wheeler-Dowe Boys and Girls Club in Indianapolis.







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Defense secures 1-0 victory

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The grandstands were still in place from the previous weekend’s bike race, but the brisk wind and spotty rain kept the stands nearly empty. The weather could not stop the Hoosiers, though, as they pulled out a tough 1-0 victory over Virginia Tech in their sixth spring season match.


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IU suffers 4-game sweep by Nittany Lions

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A four-game sweep certainly could not have been what the IU baseball team envisioned when it headed to Penn State looking to break a five-game losing streak. But the bad became worse for the Hoosiers as the Nittany Lions sank IU (15-22, 4-12) further into the Big Ten cellar.