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30 grams or less: students get schooled in state pot law

30 grams or less: students get schooled in state pot law

Campus Police and residence life staff at Bowman House confiscated an undisclosed amount of marijuana from multiple residents in the freshman residence hall Dec. 12, 2011. Nine first-year students were found to have used marijuana during the fall semester, according to Andrew Parker, dean for student conduct and community standards at Indiana Wesleyan University. Parker [...]

30 grams or less: students get schooled in state pot law
Apple announces interactive e-textbooks

Apple announces interactive e-textbooks

Apple unveiled new technology Jan. 19 that aims to revolutionize the education system. iBooks2 and iAuthor were made public at the Guggenheim Museum in New York that afternoon. iBooks2 is a free application that features textbooks specifically designed for the iPad, and iAuthor is a program where educators can create their own textbooks. Apple already [...]

Apple announces interactive e-textbooks
The Handbook: Intellectual Property

The Handbook: Intellectual Property

The past week marks a major shift in the American debate over intellectual property rights and the enforcement of existing legal codes. Online powerhouses roused dissent among commoners Jan. 18 by publicly protesting two bills proposed by the U.S. Congress. Wikipedia censored itself for 24 hours to draw attention to legislation that could, according to [...]

The Handbook: Intellectual Property
Wanted: Mentors

Wanted: Mentors

“Invest in the Future. Mentor a Child.” That’s the tagline for National Mentoring Month 2012. January marks the 11th anniversary of the campaign, which, according to the NMM website, was created by the Harvard School of Public Health and MENTOR: The National Mentoring Partnership. The month-long campaign focuses on the need for mentors within communities [...]

Wanted: Mentors
Wildcats blackout No. 4 Lancers

Wildcats blackout No. 4 Lancers

If ever the Indiana Wesleyan University men’s basketball team needed a win, it was Tuesday night. Grace College stormed into the Wildcats’ lair as the fourth-ranked team in the NAIA. But there was a black hole waiting in the Luckey Arena stands, and the Lancers would not come out unscathed. The Wildcats rode an early [...]

Wildcats blackout No. 4 Lancers
Correction: updated hierarchy

Correction: updated hierarchy

26 January 2012

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Oscar fashions through the decades

Oscar fashions through the decades

26 January 2012

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Facebook teams up with Politico.com for study

Facebook teams up with Politico.com for study

26 January 2012

You may not have received the memo, but Facebook is keeping track of what you say regarding the 2012 presidential campaign. Facebook announced, “Every post and comment both public and private – by a U.S. user that mentions a presidential candidate’s name will be fed through a sentiment analysis tool that spits out anonymized measures [...]

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Teter offers more hours

25 January 2012

The Barnes Student Center may seem a bit roomier now that Teter Café is open to morning studiers. The section of Baldwin Cafeteria is now open four days a week – every weekday morning except Thursday – from 7-10:30 a.m. Michael Moffitt, vice president of student development at Indiana Wesleyan University, said opening Teter in [...]

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. --
Governor Mitch Daniels(R) delivered an unfavorable response from the Indianapolis war memorial Tuesday, immediately following President Obama’s State of the Union address. Daniels criticized President Obama for dividing Americans and talked about the GOP’s eagerness to “unchain” economic growth. He feels that government needs to “get out of the way” and said the Republican party has a better understanding of how to stir economic growth.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. --
The Indiana House of Representatives approved a Right-To-Work bill Wed. The Republican-controlled House, voted 54-44 in favor of the bill. There has been much debate over this bill, which would prevent businesses and unions from forcing workers to pay union dues for representation. Voting stalled when Democrats boycotted the session. The representatives returned once the state began to fine them $1,000 a day for their absences. The bill continues on for a vote in the Republican-held Senate in the coming weeks where it is expected to pass.
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