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IU President Michael McRobbie embraces Curt Simic, President and CEO of the IU Foundation, during Simic's retirement celebration Friday afternoon at the Musical Arts Center. Simic served as president of the IU Foundation since 1988 and during his tenure helped raise IU's endowment to 1.6 billion dollars.

Curt Simic: Leaving is ‘bittersweet’

By Meera Jogani · Monday, June 30,2008 11:14 a.m.

At a retirement celebration for IU Foundation President Curt Simic, Jacobs School of Music Dean Gwyn Richards introduced the world-renowned Beaux Arts Trio as a thank-you to Simic.

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Students, former faculty react to AD resignation

By Jessica Hullinger · Monday, June 30,2008 11:13 a.m.

Any immediate disadvantage of IU Director of Athletics Rick Greenspan’s resignation would be worth it, said Murray Sperber, a former IU English and American studies professor and author of seven books on college sports.

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IUPD cadets learn driving techniques

By Ryan Winn · Monday, June 30,2008 11:13 a.m.

As new cadets in the IU Police Department Police Academy go through classroom instruction, they learn how to do everything by the books. Last week, however, IUPD united with the Bloomington Police Department and the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department to give the cadets real-world experience and re-establish the basics for current officers.

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Updates to facilities, coaching hires mark 4-year tenure

By Chris Engel · Sunday, June 29,2008 8:38 p.m.

Though he hired several coaches and set the foundation for major facilities upgrades as IU’s director of athletics, Rick Greenspan will likely be remembered for the hiring of former basketball coach Kelvin Sampson and the pending NCAA allegations against the University.

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D.J. White to join young Seattle team

By Brian Buckey · Sunday, June 29,2008 8:30 p.m.

It did not take long for D.J. White’s first NBA trade. The Detroit Pistons drafted White with the 29th pick of the first round in Thursday’s 2008 NBA draft, but quickly dealt the Big Ten Player of the Year to the Seattle SuperSonics for the rights to two second-round picks, Walter Sharpe and Trent Plaisted.

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How history will remember Greenspan

By Zachary Osterman and Aaron Beard · Sunday, June 29,2008 8:28 p.m.

For anyone uninformed, unprepared or generally living in a hole the last few days, Rick Greenspan is gone. That news ought to elicit plenty of “finallys” and “it’s about times” and even a “serves

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Love and Facebook

By Julia Boriss · Sunday, June 29,2008 5:59 p.m.

Every time I log onto Facebook I become increasingly concerned about the state of our world. The romantic failings of my acquaintances are announced to me by an icon of a broken heart, nobody gives a second thought to revealing their home address anymore, and I have application invitations from people who want to numerically rank my personality and attractiveness against that of my other friends.

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No-cost jobs?

By Nathan Dixon · Sunday, June 29,2008 5:58 p.m.

I believe it something of a virtue to be willing to change your mind about what candidate you’re voting for this late into the election. That being said, I find it highly likely that come November I will cast my ballot for Barack Obama. Given the liberal skew of our age demographic and the activity I have seen around campus, I doubt I will be alone.

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No love for "Guru"

By Erin Chapman · Sunday, June 29,2008 5:57 p.m.

For comedy lovers, the last two weekends have been plagued by sadness, as “The Love Guru” and “Get Smart” reminded viewers of all that is wrong with American comedies. Now don’t get me wrong – there is definitely a place for ridiculous movies.

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Goodbye, Greenspan

Sunday, June 29,2008 5:56 p.m.

We expected it, but not like this. After the first report of former basketball coach Kelvin Sampson’s recruiting infractions and the resulting wave of controversy, many wished Director of Athletics Rick Greenspan would resign as well. But he weathered the storm and its initial fury, only to make it to a point in the time line of the scandal relatively tame in comparison to what preceded it.

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Students, faculty discuss Greenspan's resignation

By Jessica Hullinger · Saturday, June 28,2008 4:55 p.m.

IU Athletic Director Rick Greenspan is “doing what’s best for the (IU) family,” said incoming freshman Evan White in response to Greenspan’s announcement of his plans for resignation at a press conference June 26.

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