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Storms knock down trees; damages Notre Dame church

By Alexandra R. Moses · Thursday, May 17,2007 9:30 a.m.

SOUTH BEND – More than 20,000 people were still without power Wednesday morning as northern Indiana recovered from powerful thunderstorms that killed one man and damaged several buildings including the University of Notre Dame’s Basilica of the Sacred Heart.

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Man slaps girlfriend, flees on a bike Tuesday

By Sara Amato · Thursday, May 17,2007 9:28 a.m.

A woman, 28, was domestically abused Tuesday morning at around 9:25 a.m. by her boyfriend, Adonis M. Adviento, 504 N. Lincoln St., said BPD Det. Sergeant Jeff Canada, reading from a police report.

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Man reports being scammed on eBay

By Sara Amato · Thursday, May 17,2007 9:27 a.m.

A man reported to the BPD he was scammed on eBay.com. The man found a 2005 Toyota Tacoma for $9,000 on the eBay Web site, BPD Det. Sergeant Jeff Canada said, reading from a police report.

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2 men report shooting at Citgo gas station

By Sara Amato · Thursday, May 17,2007 9:25 a.m.

Antwaun L. Hopkins, 21, of 1019 N. Summit St., was arrested May 13 on charges of criminal recklessness, a Class-D felony, said Sgt. Mick Williams of the Bloomington Police Department, reading from a police report.

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'Def Poetry' Saves Hip-hop

By Brian Hettmansperger · Thursday, May 17,2007 12 a.m.

While I am a huge fan of music, hip-hop has always been my favorite genre. And it is a big genre where there is room for a Snoop Dogg and a Lil' John as well as Def Poetry. If Mos and Talib are the Bob Dylan and Neil Young of hip-hop then Lil John is the Motley Crue. There is a place for both the Crue and Lil' John in their respective genres, but artists like Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Dylan and Young wield the responsibility in their genres, respectively.

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Course: Summer Survival

By Staff · Thursday, May 17,2007 12 a.m.

Instructor: WEEKEND OBJECTIVE: Arm you with a quick list of what's hot (and cool) this summer. COURSE DESCRIPTION: We know it's not fancy. And we know it's not everything there is to do this summer. But hey, what else have you got that will help keep your feet moving and your stomach full all summer long? DON'T FORGET: IU takes a strict stance on plagiarism. To review these policies feel free to consult the IU Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities and Conduct at: http://dsa.indianan.edu/Code/

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Rodeo Ruby Love: B

By Craig Shank , Aparna Venkatraman and Todd Machowiak · Thursday, May 17,2007 12 a.m.

The seventh release from the local label, Crossroads of America, brings about a refreshing, catchy and introspective EP from Rodeo Ruby Love. Following the release of their lo-fi debut, Your Love has Made Everything Beautiful, RRL has overhauled the production values, but retained the cutesy Midwestern flair that made their first effort so enjoyable. Though What Lonliness Can Do to You clocks in at less than 20 minutes, it is a solid 20 minutes that shows an increase in focus and maturity from the band.

Bone Thugs 'N' Harmony: B-

By Chris Green and Shannon McEnerney · Thursday, May 17,2007 12 a.m.

Bone Thugs are surprisingly fresh in a sea of posers and money-hungry thugs. They rap about the same cliched, deeply poetic subject matter of commercial rap (Bitches and hos, 40s, gold chains, getting shot and living, rims, cribs, the streets, thug life, hustlin', etc.) but do it well. Bone Thugs 'N' Harmony are three charming young men who have been rapping in the "game" since '94. With member Flesh-N-Bone in jail, the group has dwindled down to a trio. Strength and Loyalty is their newest effort and first on Interscope imprint Full Surface.

Elliot Smith: A

By Phil McLaughlin · Thursday, May 17,2007 12 a.m.

Every once in awhile, you receive one of those perfect gifts that you didn't even know you wanted. Such is Elliot Smith's new release. Almost 3 1/2 years after passing away, he has left us the gift of New Moon, a double-disc collection of mostly unreleased songs that reminds us why we were ever Elliot Smith fans in the first place.

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The Ex: C- (PG-13)

By Erica J. Nourse and Phil McLaughlin · Thursday, May 17,2007 12 a.m.

The Ex" follows Tom Reilly (Braff) and Sofia Kowalski (Peet) as they move from New York City to a small suburban town in Ohio with their newborn son. Tom, a straight-shooter who can "smell bullshit from a mile away," has just been fired from his job as a resident chef and has conceded to take a position with Sofia's father (Grodin) at a free-spirited advertising firm. Things get awkward when Tom realizes he's working with one of Sofia's high school flings, Chip (Bateman). Chip, arrogant and hard-nosed, has become one of the premier creative-types in the Ohio advertising arena, all without the use of his legs. Having never forgotten his one night with Sofia, he makes attempts at ruining Tom's life, all while wooing Sofia and her parents. Unfortunately for Chip, Tom's keen olfactory senses are starting to kick in.

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