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Salzmann backs programs for inmates who are mentally ill

The position of Monroe County prosecutor carries a lot of weight, Republican incumbent Carl Salzmann said.

Gaal wants to get IU students involved in re-entry programs

Chris Gaal, the Democratic candidate for Monroe County prosecuting attorney, said he feels his experience as both a student and attorney for students facing legal action help him sympathize with their concerns.

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IU campuses to unify logos, fonts

A $300,000 marketing project to unify IU's logo and fonts is underway after being approved by the IU board of trustees last June.

Commission explores cuts for graduate student parking

Preventing graduate students from purchasing A and C parking permits and raising the price of A permits could be two of several recommendations made by the President's Parking Commission.

'Batman' producer to speak on campus

Michael Uslan, an IU alumnus and famed Hollywood producer of the "Batman" franchise films, will be on campus today to give a free presentation about the film industry at the Kelley School of Business.

Barak speaks on terrorism

Today the world faces a trio of challenges -- terrorism, nuclear proliferation and rogue states -- said former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak in a lecture at the IU Auditorium Monday night.

Media day's focus set on recruit

CHICAGO -- Many basketball scouts consider North Central High School senior Eric Gordon the No. 1 guard in the nation. And that's the No. 1 reason Illinois coach Bruce Weber has had such a difficult time dealing with Gordon's decision to revoke his commitment to the Illini and instead commit to IU coach Kelvin Sampson and the Hoosiers.

Waiting is the hardest part: IU takes home Big Ten title

The IU men's soccer team regained the Big Ten regular season championship Friday night by defeating Wisconsin 1-0. The cream and crimson finished third last season behind Penn State and Ohio State after nine consecutive seasons -- from 1996 to 2004 -- as outright or co-champions.

Blast kills 33 in Shiite slum, while U.S. monthly death toll in Iraq tops 100

BAGHDAD, Iraq -- A bomb tore through food stalls and kiosks in a sprawling Shiite slum Monday, killing at least 33 people, while the U.S. military's death toll for the month of October reached 101.

UPDATE: JURY FINDS MYERS GUILTY

John Myers II was found guilty of killing Jill Behrman by a Morgan County jury Monday night, after less than an hour of deliberation.

No 50,000? No big deal

IU coach Terry Hoeppner didn't get 50,000 fans, but he got something much better.

Hoosiers earn 3 top-25 spots at Big Ten Championships Sunday

In the company of powerhouse teams such as Wisconsin and Michigan, the IU cross country team entered this weekend's Big Ten Championship with senior Marcus Aguilar as its lone returning runner. Composed of mostly freshman and sophomores, the Hoosiers knew they couldn't count on experience, so they fell back on what they know best: patience.

Former prime minister of Israel expected to draw 3,200

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak will discuss controversial issues surrounding the volatile Middle East at 7:30 p.m. today in the IU Auditorium. Barak, considered to be the most decorated soldier in Israel's history, served as his country's prime minister from 1999 to 2001 while heading the Labor Party. Much of his tenure focused on the peace process. As prime minister, Barak ordered the withdrawal of Israeli Defense Forces from South Lebanon, ending Israel's 18-year presence there. He also led efforts to negotiate peace agreements -- first with Syria and later with the Palestinian Authority -- with the active participation of then-U.S. President Bill Clinton and his administration, according to an IU press release for the event.

Bush travels to Indiana to rally for Sodrel

SELLERSBURG, Ind. -- In a stump speech for Rep. Mike Sodrel, R-9th, President George W. Bush told several thousand Republican faithful Saturday that Democrats do not know how to deal with terrorists or win the war in Iraq. "We face an enemy which is brutal," he said. "There is no negotiating with these people. They do not believe in freedom. They hate America because we believe in freedom. The best way to protect America is to bring them to justice before they hurt us again." The president praised Sodrel's National Guard service and commitment to the armed forces but spent most of his 40-minute speech defending the war on terror and the conflict in Iraq. "Five years later, Democrats just don't get it," he said. "The best way to protect the homeland is to find the enemy and defeat them overseas."

Circuit court judge candidates seek to better serve college students - Valeri Haughton

Valeri Haughton has seen many students go through the court system. Haughton said being a judge in Monroe County is different from being a judge in other counties because officials need to be aware of the special needs of students.

Circuit court judge candidates seek to better serve college students - Frances Hill

Having taught at the IU School of Law, Frances Hill said she feels she has some sense of students' mindset. Hill said she is adamant about keeping students informed of their rights, especially with landlord negotiations, the kind of cases over which she would preside.

Jury to begin deliberation today in Behrman murder trial

MARTINSVILLE -- Twelve jurors will begin deliberation about John R. Myers II's fate today in the trial for the murder of Jill Behrman, an IU student who never returned from a morning bike ride May 31, 2000. The defense rested its case Friday morning after presenting less than a day and a half of evidence.

Weather rains on IU's parade

A rainy and cold Friday afternoon forced organizers to cancel IU's annual homecoming parade and pep rally.

Stubble, stubble, feminist trouble

I Veeted. So sue me. If all you uber-feminists judge me because of it, so be it.