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Afiara Quartet

Afiara Quartet
July 12, 4 p.m., Jacobs School of Music Recital Hall, Bloomington -- Enjoy the Summer Music Festival with works from Beethoven, Zorn and Mendelssohn, performed by the Afiara Quartet.

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Michael McRobbie

McRobbie proposes modest tuition increases

Indiana University President Michael McRobbie today (July 6) announced that he will recommend to IU trustees a balanced program of spending restraints and tuition increases below the maximum 5 percent level recommended by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education. McRobbie said the combination of tuition increases and spending reductions are necessary to prepare the university for a potential 6 percent cut in state funding in two years.

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IU and Head and Neck Cancer Alliance to provide screenings at Allstate 400

Simon Cancer Center

Race fans at this year's Allstate 400 at the Brickyard can get a free oral, head and neck cancer screening. Volunteers from the Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center, the Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, and the Head and Neck Cancer Alliance will provide the screenings.

IU cybersecurity expert: Recent cyberattacks a 'wake-up call'

Fred Cate

An Indiana University law professor and cybersecurity expert said the recent wave of cyber attacks that shut down Web sites in the United States and South Korea over the July 4th weekend offer important lessons for policymakers. "These attacks demonstrate how vulnerable key computer systems remain," said Fred H. Cate, Distinguished Professor of Law and director of the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research.

IU expert comments on cyber attacks in South Korea, U.S., and their implications

Heon Joo Jung

News organizations are reporting that about 35 government and commercial Web sites in South Korea and the United States have came under major attack in recent days. Suspected in the coordinated cyber attack is North Korea or its sympathizers. Heon Joo Jung, an Indiana University expert on Korean politics, is available to speak with the news media.

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