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1. Family Information Center (Indiana University)
   "Welcome to our family information center! It is dedicated to providing educational materials and services to parents who take an active role in their children's education!" 10-09

2. Mathematics Standards (Indiana) - High School Level
   Includes examples. 01-07

3. Plagiarism Prevention (Indiana University - Writing Tutorial Services)
   Provides a tutorial on how to avoid plagairism. Visitors sometimes misspell as plaigerism, plaigarism, plagiarizm, plagerism, plagiarised, plagarized, plagerized, plagerised, or plagarised. Awesome Library does not recommend the services, but provides them as examples. 4-00

4. Assessing the Ages of Fossils and Rocks (University of Indiana - Flammer)
   "This lesson should effectively and accurately inform students about the high level of confidence we have in the geological ages of an old Earth. At the same time, it should reveal an example of pseudoscience which should be part of any effort to improve science literacy and critical thinking." 10-04

5. Stratigraphic Columns (University of Indiana - Flammer)
   "Enables students to construct a stratigraphic column of an outcrop and understand sedimentary depositional processes." Grades 7 - 12. 10-04

6. Davis, Ossie and Ruby Dee (Indiana University)
   Provides a biography of the actors. "Since meeting on Broadway in the 1946 production of Jeb, Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee have excelled as collaborators and as individuals (they married in 1948), and they often broke new ground for African Americans." 1-05

7. Precycling (IndianaRecycling.org)
   "Precycling -- think of it as the choices you can easily make before you recycle or discard packaging or almost any household item." 03-06

8. 03-20-06 Indiana's Central Voter Registration May Not Fix Problems (WishTV.com)
   "If you are a registered voter in Indiana, you still might not be able to vote in the next election. If you do vote, your vote might not count or you might be able to vote twice." 03-06

9. Indianapolis (Indianapolis Online)
   Provides basic information about the city, including a map.

10. Indiana (Yahoo)
    Provides a list of cities with city guides. 11-01

11. Indiana Schools on the Net (Yahoo)
    Provides schools on the Net by grade level, state, and then city. 11-01

12. Indiana - School-to-Career Clearinghouse

13. Indianapolis Traffic Conditions (Etak and Metro Networks)
    Provides current traffic conditions.

14. Indiana (Weber Publications)
    Includes a great deal of basic information, such as geography, legislature, flag, motto, bird, flower, motto, nickname, and so forth. Also has a link to the state capital, Indianapolis. 10-00

15. Indiana Community Foundations (Foundation Center)
    Includes Brown County Community Foundation, Central Indiana Community Foundation, Community Foundation of Boone County, Community Foundation of Grant County, The Community Foundation of Howard County, Inc., Community Foundation of St. Joseph County, Community Foundation of Wabash County, Dearborn County Community Foundation, Elkhart County Community Foundation, Inc., Fort Wayne Community Foundation, Hancock County Community Foundation, Inc., Henry County Community Foundation, Inc., Indianapolis Foundation, Kosciusko County Foundation, Lawrence County Community Foundation, Legacy Fund of Hamilton County, Madison County Community Foundation, Montgomery County Community, Foundation Noble County Community Foundation, Northern Indiana Community Foundation, The Portland Foundation, Steuben County Community Foundation, Unity Foundation of LaPorte County, Wabash Valley Community Foundation, Inc., and Washington County Community Foundation. 10-02

16. Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Resources (Indiana Prevention Resource Center)
    Provides articles. 10-09

17. Marijuana Factsheet (Indiana Prevention Resource Center)
    Provides basic facts and common myths. 1-04

18. Additives to Cigarettes (Indiana University - Indiana Prevention Resource Center)
    Provides the list of 599 ingredients added to cigarettes by the five leading cigarette manufacturers. 8-01

19. Styles of Classroom Management - Self-Assessment (Indiana University - Chawley)
    Provides a quiz to help determine your style of class management. 4-02

20. Midwives and Maternity Care in the Ancient Roman World (Indiana.edu - French)
    "Accustomed as we are to the procedures of late twentieth­century obstetrics with its emphasis on pre­natal care, asepsis, and medical technology, our reactions to some of the methods and medications used for normal, uncomplicated childbirth in the Greco­Roman world are likely to range from mild amusement to outright revulsion. While we can make only educated guesses about the mortality rates associated with childbirth in antiquity, we can reconstruct a fairly detailed description of Greco­Roman maternity care and recover a partial picture of the women who attended this epochal life event- the midwives." 1-04

21. Politicians - African American (InfoPlease.com)
    Provides biographies. Includes James Armistead, American Revolution patriot, Tom Bradley, American politician, Carol Mosely Braun, U.S. senator, Edward Brooke, American politician, Ralph Bunche, U.S. government official and United Nations diplomat, Julia Carson, American politician, Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm, American politician, John Conyers, politician, Paul Cuffe, U.S. merchant, seaman, and philanthropist, Benjamin O. Davis, Jr., American air force general, Benjamin O. Davis, Sr., American general, David Dinkins, political leader, Joycelyn Elders, U.S. Surgeon General, William H. Hastie, U.S. jurist, Richard Gordon Hatcher, politician, law professor, A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr., prominent black federal judge and historian, Benjamin Hooks, American black leader, Gen. Oliver Otis Howard, Union general in the Civil War, Jesse Jackson, political leader, clergyman, and civil-rights activist, Maynard Jackson, mayor of Atlanta, Daniel "Chappie" James, first black U.S. Air Force general, Barbara Jordan, lawyer, public official, and educator, John Mercer Langston, public official, diplomat, educator, Greenbury Logan, Texan soldier, Thurgood Marshall, U.S. lawyer and Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, Floyd McKissick, U.S. lawyer and civil-rights leader, Kweisi Mfume, politician, NAACP leader, Eleanor Holmes Norton, lawyer and government official, P. B. S. Pinchback, U.S. politician, Colin Powell, U.S. army general and public official, Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., American politician and clergyman, Joseph Rainey, U.S. politician, A. Philip Randolph, U.S. labor leader, Charles Rangel, U.S. politician, Hiram R. Revels, U.S. clergyman, educator, and politician, Condoleeza Rice, diplomat, professor, Myra C. Selby, attorney, Indiana jurist, Robert Smalls, U.S. captain in the Union navy and politician, Carl B. Stokes, American political leader, Clarence Thomas, associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, Harold Washington, American politician, J. C. Watts, politician, Robert C. Weaver, U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, and Andrew Young, African American leader, clergyman, and public official. 1-05

22. A Guide to Ohio and New Mexico Recounts (AudittheVote.org)
    "After the widespread publicity surrounding irregularities in the 2000 presidential election, there has been a general misconception across the country that the 2004 elections occurred with little trouble. Through early voting, on November 2, and in the weeks since election day, widespread reports of machine malfunction, voter intimidation and suppression, partisan election officials, and vote counting difficulties have made it clear that many votes have gone uncounted or not been counted as cast."
    
    "In a majority of states, particularly in Ohio, New Mexico, Colorado, Maryland, Louisiana, Florida, North Carolina and Indiana, there has been evidence of problems in the election that may have affected the outcome." 4-05

23. Patrick, Danica - Finishes 4th at Indy (CBS News)
    "Patrick, running out of fuel in the waning laps, held on to finish fourth, helped by a crash by fellow rookie Sebastien Bourdais one lap from the end. Wheldon ran out of fuel on his cooldown lap."
    
    "The best previous finish by a woman was 9th by Janet Guthrie in 1978. The story at Indy all month has been Patrick, only the fourth woman to race at Indianapolis, and Sunday was no exception."
    
    "After starting fourth and becoming the first woman to lead a lap at Indy on lap 57, she stalled the engine in the pits on her Honda-power Panoz on lap 79, falling to 16th, last on the lead lap." 5-05

24. -01-26-06 Administration Using Anti-Terrorism Law for Political Purposes? (New York Times)
    "Mr. Ramadan, a Swiss citizen, has been denied a United States visa since July 2004, when he was on the verge of moving with his family to Indiana to take up a tenured professor's position at the Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame."
    
    "The author of some 20 books on Islamic theology and the place of Muslims in the Western world, Mr. Ramadan, 43, is an outspoken critic of the Bush administration's policies in the Middle East. He has also rejected Muslim terrorism, calling it 'anti-Islam.' Last August, he was invited by Prime Minister Tony Blair to participate in a task force to counter extremism after the London bombings in July." 01-06

25. -02-27-06 Does Airborne Stave Off Colds? (ABC News)
    "Airborne said that a double-blind, placebo-controlled study was conducted with 'care and professionalism' by a company specializing in clinical trial management, GNG Pharmaceutical Services."
    
    "GNG is actually a two-man operation started up just to do the Airborne study. There was no clinic, no scientists and no doctors. The man who ran things said he had lots of clinical trial experience. He added that he had a degree from Indiana University, but the school says he never graduated." 02-06

26. -03-25-06 Intermediate Found Between Homo Erectus and Homo Sapiens (StoneAgeInstitute.org)
    "Scientists conducting palaeoanthropological field research at Gona, in the Afar Administrative State of Ethiopia have discovered a significantly complete cranium of a human ancestor estimated to be Middle Pleistocene in age. The new hominid was discovered at Gawis (pronounced 'gow-wees'), in the Gona Paleoanthropological Research Project study area of Ethiopia. The discovery was reported by Sileshi Semaw, Director of the Gona Project, who is based at the Stone Age Institute and Indiana University's CRAFT Research Center, USA." 03-06

27. 01-24-07 Senate Committee Passes Nonbinding Measure Against Troop Buildup (CNN News)
    "The committee vote, 12-9 along party lines, capped hours of debate in which Republicans and Democrats vented their frustration and anger -- both with the administration and their own past unwillingness to change the course of a war that has claimed the lives of more than 3,000 U.S. troops."
    
    Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana, the committee's senior Republican, "voted against the [nonbinding] measure, saying, 'It is unclear to me how passing a nonbinding resolution that the president has already said he will ignore will contribute to any improvement or modification of our Iraq policy.' "
    
    Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer of California said: 'Read the Constitution. The Congress has the power to declare war. And on multiple occasions, we used our power to end conflicts.' " 01-07

28. -04-10-07 Forecast for Foreclosures (MSNBC News)
    "Colorado registered the second-highest rate in February, with one foreclosure for every 345 households, while Florida took third place, with one filing for every 382 homes. Others ranking among the country's top 10 states for foreclosures were Georgia, Michigan, Tennessee, Ohio, Texas, Arizona, and Indiana." 04-07

29. Corporate Wellness Programs (US News)
    "Clarian Health Partners, a large Indianapolis-based healthcare system, earlier this year found itself on the defensive after announcing that starting in 2009, 13,000 employees at five area hospitals would face a surcharge of up to $30 per pay period if they smoked, didn't fill out a health-risk questionnaire, or fell short of targets for weight, blood sugar, cholesterol, and blood pressure—a $5 penalty for each. Sheriee Ladd, vice president for human resources, says that as a healthcare provider, Clarian wanted to take a leadership role in encouraging healthful behaviors." 10-07

30. -04-30-08 The Health Care Debate of 2008 (Time.com)
    "I've always been skeptical that Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama could really get a health care debate going that would actually engage voters (though a group of Clinton supporters is trying once again with a new ad in Indiana). The fact is, their two approaches are very similar, and their plans share many of the same features: a requirement that employers cover their workers, big purchasing pools for people who don't get covered at work, subsidies to help them afford it. Both build on the existing system, and don't push people out of it, if they like what they have. So their biggest difference--Clinton's so-called 'individual mandate,' or requirement that individuals puchase insurance if their employers don't provide it--is not one that is likely to become an issue that really determines many people's votes." 04-08

31. -05-07-08 Clinton Fights on as Prospects Dim (CNN News)
    "Obama's victory in North Carolina and Clinton's narrow win in Indiana led one of Clinton's most prominent backers, Sen. George McGovern, to switch his support from Clinton to Obama, Clinton campaign sources said."
    
    "The Democratic presidential nominee in 1972 also said he urged Clinton to drop out of the race, saying it was virtually impossible for her to win the nomination."
    
    "The most important outcome of Tuesday's primaries may be that Obama widened his lead over Clinton in the crucial delegate race. The senator from Illinois won a majority of the 219 delegates at stake Tuesday, allowing him to up his total delegate count to 1,836, CNN estimates, a 155 delegate lead over Clinton." 05-08

32. -05-07-08 Obama Nears Finish Line (CNN News)
    "Sen. Barack Obama took a major step Tuesday toward securing the Democratic presidential nomination. He not only scored a convincing victory in North Carolina, but he also made Hillary Clinton's path to the nomination even more difficult by finishing closely behind her in Indiana." 05-08