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  • School bus crashes rekindle debate about seat belts
     SOUTH BEND, Ind. – A state lawmaker hopes two high-profile collisions involving school buses in a week that left more than 60 people injured will spur parents to urge Indiana lawmakers to make seat belts onThursday
  • FWCS rejects ISTEP+ results, presses review
    Fort Wayne Community Schools has refused to accept results – good or bad – from this year’s ISTEP+ exam and is calling on lawmakers to re-evaluate the state’s system of accountability centered on test scores.Thursday
  • Purdue officials OK tuition boost
    IPFW students might be more likely to speak in opposition to a tuition and fee increase after they see it on their bills this fall. That is, if they notice the additional $5 per credit hour.Thursday
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Last updated: August 16, 2012 4:00 p.m.

Moving day

After picking up her room key, freshman Sade Madison, right, chooses a free ID wallet from resident assistant Cristy Gimbel, before moving into her building on the Waterfield Campus housing at IPFW onThursday. Madison, from South Bend, will be studying criminal justice at Ivy Tech. At center is Madison's step-mother Toshua Williams.
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