
Photo by John Gentry
IU School of Law-Indianapolis Dean Norman Lefstein (right) presents a lithograph of downtown Indianapolis to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy during the Sept. 21 dedication of Lawrence W. Inlow Hall, the new law school building. Justice Kennedy was the keynote speaker for the event. His dedication speech capped a two-day visit to IUPUI during which he also participated in law school classes, and addressed a community forum of about 300 students, faculty and campus guests. About 600 law school graduates, students, faculty and guests attended the afternoon ceremony held on the school's lawn north of the new building. A reception was held in the building's atrium following the ceremony.

WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM MEMBERS WALK TO 'LIGHT THE NIGHT'
In honor of women's soccer coach Jean Delaski's brother, who almost lost a battle with leukemia, members of the women's soccer team participated in the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's "Light the Night" walk last week. Walkers carried illuminated balloons to celebrate and commemorate lives touched by cancer. The team raised more than $600 for the cause.
"The team participating in the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's 'Light the Night' walk was very special to me," said Delaski. "My older brother was diagnosed with leukemia twice in the last five years and underwent a bone marrow transplant last March. The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society supported my family in many ways during that trying time. So it was nice to be able to give something back."
NEW SEASON BRINGS NEW OPPORTUNITIES
The opening of a new season means new opportunities for the IUPUI women's soccer team.
Fourth-year coach Jean Delaski is hoping to improve on last season's 8-11-1 record.
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IU SELECTS UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS SOFTWARE
IU will deploy the beta version of Interactive Intelligence's large-scale unified communications product to provide faculty and staff
with unified messaging and other productivity applications.
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SCHOOL OF SCIENCE FALL SOCIAL SUNDAY
This year's School of Science fall social at IUPUI is a little bit reggae and rap, a little
bit rock and roll, and a little bit mariachi. Plus it comes with the opportunity for the community and
campus to help needy individuals at home and abroad.
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IUPUI Responds to America's Tragedy
For information on IUPUI's response to the terrorist attacks, please visit http://www.iupui.edu/news/helping911.htm . The Office of Communications and Marketing has also produced a special publication highlighting how the attacks have impacted our campus, which will be mailed next week.
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A group of Honor Students helped clean out an old athletic storage garage at George Washington Middle School during the Day of Caring on September 15. They were among more than 200 IUPUI students, staff and faculty who volunteered their services at 10 community sites.
EMPLOYERS COME KNOCKING ON DOOR OF MEDIA SPECIALISTS
As a new teacher, Brandon Kepley struggled to find a job.
After he went back to graduate school to become a media specialist, schools came knocking on his
door months before he graduated, hoping he would consider working for them.
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Come get your steaming bowl of chili at the IUPUI United Way Chili for Charity cook-off from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, October 2. Chili for Charity will be held in the north courtyard at University College.
PRESIDENT BRAND: FATE OF IU AND INDIANA ARE INTERTWINED
IU President Myles Brand discussed the mutual obligations of the university and the state it serves in his annual State of the University Address, delivered Tuesday (Sept. 25) on the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis campus. "The fate of IU and Indiana are so intertwined that neither can attain its full potential without the other," Brand told the audience at the Conference Center Auditorium. The speech is archived at http://broadcast.iu.edu.
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RECORDS SET FOR ENROLLMENT AND CREDIT HOURS AT SIX IU CAMPUSES AND ALL
CAMPUSES OVERALL
IU President Myles Brand Thursday (Sept. 6) announced that records have been set this fall for enrollment and credit hours at its Bloomington, Indianapolis, East, Fort Wayne and Southeast campuses.
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Announcements ...
Second Annual Symposium on Academic Advising
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NAMOS Reception
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Volunteers Needed for Campus Day
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Respiratory Therapy Club Open House
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Volunteers Needed for Shades of Brilliance Day
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