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IU Club ready to kick bass

By Caitlin Johnston · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 10:26 p.m.

IU will be represented in the National Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship, one of the largest collegiate bass fishing events in the country, during the weekend of Oct. 19 in Lewisville, Texas.

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Jury finds Isiah Thomas harassed ex-executive

By Aaron Beard · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 10:25 p.m.

A federal jury decided Madison Square Garden and its chairman must pay $11.6 million in damages to former New York Knicks executive Anucha Browne Sanders in her sexual harassment lawsuit.

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My fantasy heart bleeds red, white and blue

By Ben Homrig · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 10:24 p.m.

As much as I hate Tom Brady, Randy Moss and the New England Patriots, I have become a hypocrite this season. I drafted Brady, traded table scraps for Moss, and now I own both players in my fantasy league.

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Living the dream

By DeAntae Prince · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 10:05 p.m.

Playing in a World Cup is something that many soccer players all over the world dream of doing one day. But this dream is a feat that is commonplace in the Sarkodie household where brothers Kofi and Ofori live. Both play for the U.S. Men’s U-17 and U-20 World Cup teams, respectively.

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Sallie Mae still in trouble?

By Marcy Gordon · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 9:37 p.m.

The group of investors that threatened to pull out of its deal to buy Sallie Mae for roughly $25 billion on Tuesday reduced its cash offer for the nation’s largest student lender by 17 percent.

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Liberty and ammo for all

By Thomas Wachtel · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 7:33 p.m.

The world today is an incredibly unstable and dangerous place. With armed conflict plaguing Africa and much of the Middle East and political unrest in many regions, it seems reasonable that the more powerful and stable nations would take the lead, doing all things possible to keep the world’s problems from erupting into a doomsday scenario of some kind.

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Safety first

Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 7:24 p.m.

Well, it’s about time! After months of deliberation, IU has selected the Connect-ED communication service to provide a security notification system, known as IU-Notify, to inform students of campus security concerns. In the event of an emergency situation like the shooting that occurred at Virginia Tech in the spring, students will promptly be notified by “voice messages to home, work and cell phones; text messages to cell phones, PDAs and other devices; written messages to e-mail accounts; and messages to teletypewriters and telecommunication devices (TTY/TDD) for the hearing impaired,” according to a press release.

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News for the rich

By Ayesha Awan · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 7:22 p.m.

I don’t like to cry wolf. I see absolutely no racism or discrimination involved in any of O.J. Simpson’s multiple arrests over the years. That goes for the charges against him for the murders of his estranged wife and her boyfriend, and his latest charges of burglary, kidnapping and assault in Las Vegas.

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Happy feet

By Indira Dammu · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 7:21 p.m.

Airports have been getting a bad rap lately, what with all the plane delays and foot-tapping routines in public restrooms. In better days, they were a good place to catch up with the latest issue of People magazine. Now, they are fast becoming battlegrounds over mundane things like the establishment clause. Last year, the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport removed all Christmas trees in the display areas after a local rabbi insisted on putting up an electronic menorah.

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Education or indoctrination?

By Chase Cooper · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 7:19 p.m.

"I just visited some on-campus culture centers for various heritages and cultural groups. Could you point me toward the White Culture Center?” That’s a question you’d likely hear from filmmaker Evan Coyne Maloney if he brought his camera to IU. He’s the creator of a new documentary called “Indoctrinate U.”

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Barstool confidential

By Brian Hettmansperger · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 11 a.m.

Maybe you’ve always thought you could have it both ways, but do your workouts at the SRSC three days a week really make up for those alcohol-soaked weekends of excess? While this health tug-of-war might be working in the interim, IU Health Center nutritionist Bobbie Saccone revealed to INside that the largest contributor to unwanted weight gain among college students is excessive drinking.

Pride

Black thongs, leather pants, and angel wings

By Colin Dugdale · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 11 a.m.

The ultimate goal of the parades is to instill a definite sense of self-worth within the gay community, which continues to face oppression and inequality. And yet, many people participating in the parade itself seem to be working against this goal, pushing our progression backwards as the parade marches ahead.

Food

The food stamp challenge

By Alex Cohen · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 11 a.m.

Five days on food stamps. Twenty-five dollars for groceries. Alex Cohen lives a growing national problem.

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Guster goes ‘green’ tonight

By Rorye O'Connor and Rorye O'Conner · Tuesday, Oct. 2,2007 12:42 a.m.

College student favorite Guster will play today at the IU Auditorium. While the band hopes to make a whole lot of noise from the stage, it is also trying to lower its environmental impact while on tour.

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