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College republican praises state legislature’s leadership

As an IU College Republican, I applaud the steadfast efforts of the Republican members of the Indiana House of Representatives and the State Senate. These men and women resisted an intense amount of political pressure to buckle to the interests of the Indiana State Teachers Association and related groups.


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Why we need health care reform

The degeneration of the health care reform debate into a fire storm of misinformation and smears has overshadowed the fact that as many as 14,000 Americans were joining the ranks of the uninsured this summer.


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Dropping the ball on health care

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While the public has grown increasingly skeptical about the Democrat’s health care plan, the town hall protestors throwing out accusations of Nazism hardly represent why. Most Democrats, especially Obama, have just been lousy salesmen.




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About 1 in 1,000 Ind. residents have had H1N1 flu

At least one of every 1,000 Indiana residents has contracted swine flu and there's been four deaths from the virus, but the state's health commissioner reassured lawmakers Tuesday that if the pandemic worsened, Indiana is prepared.



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McRobbie announces $300 tuition break for Hoosier students

IU President Michael McRobbie announced University Incentive Grants today, a move he hopes will help offset the high costs of college for in-state students and possibly to appease a state senator who has been reluctant to approve plans for new IU building projects after July’s tuition increase.



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Kilroy's to open in downtown Indy

Kilroy's on Kirkwood will be expanding to Indianapolis, moving in to the building at 201 S. Meridian St. left vacant by Smokey Bones Barbeque and Grill.



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Auditions to start for African American Art Institute this week

The African American Art Institute at IU is gearing up for another year of dance and choral ensembles, holding auditions from Sept. 1 to Sept. 3, allowing students to receive course credit through the African American and Diaspora Studies department.





New Stadium

A brand new game

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IU Athletic Director Fred Glass hopes the addition to Memorial Stadium will bring additional revenue to IU's athletic program as well as enhance the "game-day experience."



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Libya says Lockerbie bomber in hospital

A Libyan official said the man convicted of the Lockerbie bombing has been hospitalized and television footage showed him breathing through an oxygen mask, signs his illness from cancer may be worsening shortly after his early prison release sparked international outrage.


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Former Miss California sues pageant officials

Former Miss California USA Carrie Prejean sued pageant officials Monday for libel, slander and religious discrimination, accusing them of telling her to stop mentioning God even before her controversial remarks against gay marriage.