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Handle with care

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You’re not going to make a positive statement if your wardrobe is ruined in the wash.So I thought it was appropriate to provide some care tips to wrap up this semester.


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1st Indiana swine flu case reported

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a travel advisory Monday recommending people avoid unnecessary travel to Mexico because of the recent swine influenza outbreak.


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Graduate students explore GarageBand

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Graduate students Bill Gillis, Michael Kapellas and IDS staff member Rishika Murthy have released a CD as the band “Shouting and Pointing” called “Incident on Dixie Street,” which 50 percent of the proceeds will go toward the Hoosier Hills Food Bank.



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Draft master looks to work magic

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Indianapolis Colts' General Manager Bill Polian has been near magical in past drafts. His most recent pick of Donald Brown in the 27th spot of the 2009 draft was also a good choice. Here's why.


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Man pleads guilty to threatening Va. Tech alumni

A Las Vegas man pleaded guilty Tuesday to sending an e-mail threat to two Virginia Tech alumni on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the school’s mass shootings but said he only wanted to draw attention to violent Internet postings.


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NYPD officers charged with raping drunk woman

A New York police officer called to help a drunken woman get home safely has been accused of raping her as she lay face down in her bed, semiconscious and covered in vomit while his partner acted as a lookout, prosecutors said Tuesday.


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NASA sees oldest object in universe yet

Astronomers have spotted a burst of energy from a dying star, setting a record for the oldest and most distant object seen from Earth yet.


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Pakistani jets pound Taliban militants close to capital

Pakistani jets and attack helicopters struck Taliban positions in mountains close to the capital Tuesday as part of a widening offensive against militants spreading out from the lawless region along the border with Afghanistan, the military said.



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Don’t defund Planned Parenthood

Defunding Planned Parenthood would have a dramatic effect on women’s health care, particularly for low-income Hoosiers.


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Purdue should keep zero-tolerance marijuana policies

Lowering the consequences for smoking in the dorms could be dangerous; the fact that a person’s life could be at risk is reason enough to keep the strict policy the way it is.


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Fight for single-payer health care

Soon, thousands of IU students will be graduating. Those who were carried on their parents’ health insurance will now be on their own. 


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Lafree’s defense of Miss USA contestant contradictory

Lafree admires Prejean for “(disagreeing) with legalizing gay marriage,” while failing to acknowledge that the contestant did so with a downright embarrassing inability to articulate herself.


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Register against rape

Support the IUSA Rape Crisis Fund by clicking the $3 donation box when you register for fall classes in the coming weeks and help stop sexual assault crisis services and prevention education funds from disappearing.


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Drug tests necessary for those receiving public assistance

People in the United States who receive public assistance are currently able to use drugs while the government helps pay for them to live. There are bills in eight states right now about administering drug tests to recipients of public assistance.