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Trustees back tuition hike, athletics fee

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IU administration officials rolled out next year's proposed tuition increases Wednesday, with hope that the Indiana General Assembly will soon approve a two-year budget and allow the University to finalize tuition increases accordingly.



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Law group takes on domestic abuse

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For the victims of relationship-related abuse in Indiana, there is a way out. The IU and Bloomington communities are coming together against the threat of domestic abuse.


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IU to improve 'unwired' status

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On an unusually sunny day in March, IU graduate student Matt Watson sat outside the Main Library with his laptop computer. Not only was Watson enjoying the weather, he also was enjoying IU's wireless network.



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Herbert, trustees favor continuing $30 charge

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Despite a recommendation from the student-run Committee for Fee Review not to renew last year's $30 athletics fee, IU President Adam Herbert and most of the IU board of trustees are willing to sign-off on the fee for at least another year.





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Modern Art museum rebuilds with $100 million pledge

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NEW YORK -- The rebuilt MoMA is packing 'em in. Four months after unveiling its spectacular new quarters in midtown and taking heat for sharply higher entry fees, the Museum of Modern Art has already registered more than 1 million visitors.


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Around The Arts

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IU professor of music composer Don Freund received a 2005 Guggenheim Fellowship, which is a prestigious award affirming commitment to research among artists, humanists and scientists.



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Nike sees dollar signs in Woods' magical shot

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BEAVERTON, Ore. -- It was a Masters moment that will forever linger in memory: Tiger Woods' chip shot crawling to the lip of the cup, the ball teetering for what seemed like an eternity, its tiny swoosh slowly rolling up into view before dropping in.


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More Yanks vs. BoSox

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We all love the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry so much. Even with constant media coverage and over-exposure, we just can't get enough of these two teams. Look at the numbers.


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'Breaking Away' star Christopher talks about 1979 breakthrough role

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Editor's Note: This is from an interview conducted October 8, 2004 The Little 500 bike race -- the main attraction of what is known as the "World's Greatest College Weekend" -- is held Friday and Saturday. Hollywood portrayed the bike race 25 years ago in "Breaking Away," and the film remains unofficial required viewing for IU freshmen. Dennis Christopher's role as Dave Stohler, the leading "Cutter," brought the young actor three movie industry awards, including the Golden Globe's New Star of the Year in a Motion Picture. For anyone who hasn't seen the film, Union Board will play the movie at 8 p.m. Friday in Dunn Meadow.


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Hoosiers earn nonconference win at Miami of Ohio

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The Hoosier baseball team took a break from Big Ten action Wednesday as they battled Miami University of Ohio in a non-conference match-up. IU was victorious 5-2 -- even with five errors in the game. IU coach Bob Morgan said he was pleased with the team's performance despite the mistakes made on the field.


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Around The State

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INDIANAPOLIS -- An 18-year-old told detectives that personal problems led him to drop a broken piece of concrete from a highway overpass that fatally injured a truck driver.


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Water rate hike approved

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The Common Council approved a proposed 11 percent water rate Wednesday, giving it the go-ahead to clear its final hurdle, approval from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.


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Libertarians hold area meeting

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Pitchers of brew and some mutton stew surrounded Bloomington residents, students and guests as they discussed the future for Libertarians in Bloomington.