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Ernie Pyle Day
IU has been honoring acclaimed World War II correspondent Ernie Pyle since he received an honorary doctorate from the university in 1944. A statue and a building in his name on campus serve as tributes to the alumnus who was killed in the war. And now thanks to a resolution co-sponsored by Senators Todd Young and Joe Donnelly and endorsed by the Ernie Pyle Legacy Foundation, a national holiday has been designated in his honor.
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Passion for horses
IU research machinist Danny Clark spends his days in the machine shop and his nights and weekends at his 60-acre farm caring for and training horses. Danny is the third generation in his family to share this adoration and has had a passion for the animals since he was a kid competing in 4-H horse shows. Danny says that the progress he sees with not only his horses but also himself make it all worth it.
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Buried at Wylie
A new excavation project gave students the opportunity to explore and uncover the past of IU’s oldest property, the Wylie House, in order to more completely understand the social and cultural impact IU has had on Bloomington, Monroe County, and Indiana. The four-week Bicentennial Archaeological Field School was offered to students who had an interest in archaeology and Bloomington history.
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