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Thursday Rundown: New assistant vice president for administration appointed, Second day of Glazebrook trial, IU Women's Tennis to face Notre Dame, IU alumni start record label

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IU appoints new assistant vice president for administration

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Philemon Yebei was appointed the new assistant vice president for administration for IU beginning March 1. Yebei will succeed Steve Keucher, who retired at the end of last year after working at IU for 30 years. Courtesy Photo

Philemon Yebei, used to be known at IU-Kokomo as P$, pronounced “P money.”  Now he’s the new assistant vice president for administration at IU. Read more here.


Second day of Glazebrook trial features video interrogation, more police testimony

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Vaylan Glazebrook was charged with seven counts of rape and attempted murder after shooting at a responding police officer in 2014.  Courtesy Photo

Day two in the trial of Valan Glazebrook, accused of breaking into an apartment, assaulting two IU students and shooting at a responding officer in 2014, continued Wednesday. Read more here.


IU to face Notre Dame on the road this weekend

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Junior Madison Appel swings through a backhand during her 7-5, 3-6, 7-5 singles win over the University of Tennessee. Appel and the Hoosiers go on the road for the first time this season to take on Notre Dame. Sam House

Coming off its first loss of the season, the IU women’s tennis team heads to South Bend to challenge Notre Dame, which they lost to 6-1 last season. Read more here.


IU alumni start 1212 Records to showcase local music

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Collin Thomas and Brian Berger have started a new record label in Bloomington called 1212 Records. The name comes from the address of their home, 1212 E. Atwater Avenue. Courtesy Photo

Bloomington sparked their love for music. Now, three IU graduates have started a new record label — 1212 Records. Read more here.

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