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Ramona Africa among featured speakers for Women's Week
The sole adult survivor of the 1985 bombing by Philadelphia
police of the radical group MOVE's headquarters, will discuss "Women and
Revolution" at 7 p.m. March 31 in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center
Ballroom.
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Web sites offer tips on home modification for older people
 Reza Ahmadi and
Kay Hodson-Carlton have built a pair of Web sites. "WELLCome Home"
outlines home modification for older
 people, while
"Alzhome" specifically talks about home modification for people with
Alzheimer's disease. Ahmadi and Hodson-Carlton believe that many older
people prefer to stay in their own homes as long as possible, and that
doing so may promote better health.
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Students volunteer in West Virginia during spring
break
The group worked on a variety of community service projects, including
roofing and painting houses and assisting with an enrichment project at
the local high school.
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Indianapolis adopts regional plan shaped by CAP
center
 "CAP Indy Center played a critical role in the development of
this plan and we hope to continue to be a part of the future of downtown
planning," said Scott Truex, CAP:IC director.
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Economic center receives award for Elkhart County effort
The Center for Economic and Community Development received the
Outstanding Plan Award for Excellence in Planning from the Indiana
Planning Association for the center’s Elkhart County Horizon Project.
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'New Circus' at Emens allows imagination to take
flight
 From the Magdalen
Islands off
the coast
of Quebec, Cirque Eloize brings its unique brand of "new circus" to
Emens Auditorium at
7:30 p.m. March 24.
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'Finding Indiana' exhibit receives national
recognition
"Finding Indiana: Our Search for Place," created through a partnership
between the Virginia B. Ball Center for Creative Inquiry and the
Minnetrista Cultural Center, is being honored with a 2004 ACSA
(Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture) Collaborative
Practice Award.
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Music Engineering Technology changes name, curriculum
 The name change
coincides with improvements in the curriculum, which will blend
composition, performance, computer science and recording engineering.
The changes will give students more opportunities to explore new
options, said Keith Kothman, program director.
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Students help disabled Indy resident design custom home
Two interior design classes will help design a new home in Indianapolis
around the needs of a disabled woman and her family. Ron and Teresa
Smith want a three-level home that is fully accessible to their
20-year-old daughter Samantha, who uses a wheelchair and lives with
them.
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Star of Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show coming
Dave Chappelle, star and co-writer of Comedy Central's "Chappelle's
Show" will perform his brand of comedy at
8 p.m. April 17 in Emens Auditorium.
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