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Danville native turns video gaming into career
kpeek@amnews.comLike many kids, John Meister played video games as a boy. However, this Danville native has turned his childhood dream of creating video games into a reality, by starting Super Soul with friend, Richie Hoagland. According to the website, Super Soul is a...Tags: Technology, Festive Events, Science and Technology, United Kingdom, Companies and Corporations
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Global engineering company opens facility in Porter County, creates 40 new jobs
Lt. Governor Becky Skillman joined executives from Paul Wurth, Inc., an international steel and iron engineering manufacturer, Tuesday to announce the company's plans to expand its operations here, creating up to 40 new jobs by 2018. A subsidiary of...
Tags: Luxembourg, Technology, Government, Engineering, Credit and Debt
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Daniels taps Rush for Supreme Court
Governor Mitch Daniels selected Tippecanoe County Judge Loretta Rush for the Indiana Supreme Court. Daniels made the announcement Friday at the Statehouse. Rush was one of three finalists to replace Frank Sullivan, Jr., who is retiring from the state&...
Tags: Interior Policy, Pension and Welfare, Mitch Daniels, Justice System, Government
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Friends recall aftermath of teen's fatal plunge from balcony
Friends of a teen who fell five stories to his death from a balcony are recounting what happened. Xavier Somerville died Monday after police broke up a party where many of those in attendance were drinking. Somerville was a Lawrence Central High School...
Tags: Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, Health and Safety at School, Colleges and Universities, Ball State University, Indiana University
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Everything carries a price in this business climate
By now, the idea of airline baggage charges, extra legroom at a cost, paying for food and so on, has become for travelers a bit like the preflight safety spiel about how seat belts work. It may annoy. Or perhaps it has become so common that it no...
Tags: Air and Space Accidents, Companies and Corporations, Starbucks Corp., United Air Lines, Travel
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Purdue to honor Neil Armstrong
Purdue University plans to honor alumnus Neil Armstrong who died, Saturday, at the age of 82. Armstrong graduated from Purdue in 1955 with a degree in aeronautical engineering. In 1970, Armstrong received an honorary doctorate in engineering from the...
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Purdue University to hold memorial for Neil Armstrong
The Purdue Student Government will hold a memorial service for Neil Armstrong, who was an alumnus and Apollo astronaut. The memorial service will be held in front of the Neil A. Armstrong Hall of Engineering at 701 W. Stadium Ave. He was the first human...
Tags: Technology, Human Interest, Neil Armstrong, Science and Technology
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Neil Armstrong Indiana heritage recalled
Before he walked on the moon in 1969, Apollo 11 Commander Neil Armstrong strolled the West Lafayette campus of Purdue University as an engineering student. “It is really special that we had somebody famous who did something,” said LaTonya...
Tags: Technology, Arts and Culture, Lobbying, Engineering, Neil Armstrong
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High school football coaches deal with struggle to keep players safe
The Baltimore SunAs a defensive tackle, Poly coach Larry Webster experienced full-contact practice almost every day of his 20-year playing career, usually twice a day. It wouldn't be easy for the former Raven to adjust to coaching a football team that could soon be...Tags: Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association, Larry Webster, Alzheimer's Disease, Medical Research, Public Schools
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Purdue students gather to honor Neil Armstrong
He was an American hero but also a proud Purdue University alumnus. Astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, died Saturday at the age of 82. Monday, a memorial service at Purdue showed just how deep his legacy still runs on the...
Tags: Technology, Human Interest, Neil Armstrong, Science and Technology
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Schurz Communications gives IU a challenge
South Bend TribuneSOUTH BEND -- Schurz Communications has issued an innovation challenge to students and faculty at Indiana University's School of Informatics and Computing. The challenge -- to find real-world digital solutions and opportunities for 21st-century media...Tags: Ball State University, Indiana University, Science and Technology, Invention and Innovation, Companies and Corporations
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IU professor receives grant to see if nasal spray could help prevent military suicides
Could the solution to increasing suicide and depression rates among members of the U.S. military lie in a nasal spray? The Armyhopes so. In the midst of a crisis that saw its highest rate of suicide in July, the Army has greenlighted a grant for Dr....
Tags: Indiana University, Suicidal Behavior, Medical Research, Science and Technology, Financial Aid
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