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Court ruling ousting Camm prosecutor stands

INDIANAPOLIS — A former Indiana state trooper charged with killing his wife and two children in 2000 will have a new prosecutor when he faces his third murder trial in the case.



Students able to create culture collage

After a year of using art for group therapy sessions, a Counseling Center psychologist has created a program that allows students from different cultures to mix and mingle.



KALEIDOSCOPE TRUTH: Conservation always a good idea

A speaker came to campus last night to give a presentation meant to minimize the significance of global climate change and paint the pursuance of sustainable practices and renewable energy sources as largely unnecessary.


Ind. measles outbreak illustrates disease risk

INDIANAPOLIS — The outbreak of measles linked to Indianapolis' Super Bowl Village is the second major outbreak in two years despite the state's above-average vaccination rate.




Measles outbreak not expected to affect Ball State

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana health officials are working to contain an outbreak of measles that has sickened more than a dozen people in two counties, but more cases are likely as the list of places visited by those affected grows.


Health Nut: Spring Break slim down

Spring Break is only a couple of weeks away, but don't worry– it's not too late to start working on your beach body. Whether or not your Spring Break requires a bikini, these tricks will help you look great without feeling hungry and deprived.


Colombian priests hire hitmen to kill themselves

BOGOTA, Colombia — Rev. Rafael Reatiga asked his parishioners to pray for him and gave the choirmaster a list of songs for his funeral just before he was found shot to death together with another Roman Catholic priest, a Colombian prosecutor said Tuesday.


McDonald's asks suppliers to stop using hog crates

DES MOINES, Iowa — McDonald's Corp. said Monday it will require its U.S. pork suppliers to provide plans by May to phase out crates that tightly confine pregnant sows, a move that one animal rights group predicted would have "a seismic impact" on the industry.