in our last campaign for our bloomington campus, we raised over $200 million. if you include graduate scholarships probably close to $300 million in support of scholarships, fellowships and so on for undergraduate students of both need and ability to come to indiana university bloomington. >> so president mcrobbie, what qualifications do you look at in accepting potential students? >> oh, firstly we look at obviously the kind of things that all institutions do, sats or acts, their gpa at school, class ranking, what other extracurricular activities that they have engaged in. but we also use what we call holistic evaluation. that is, on the whole, most students a decision is relatively easy to make, yes or no. there's still a significant number of students who fall somewhere in the middle where you want to actually take into account everything about that student, maybe their gpa is not that great but if you look at their gpa, it started low in their freshman year at high school but by the time they got to their senior year it improved so there's clearly some sign

this is home.owe indiana, bloomington, wonderful place. indiana university is a fabulous university. and idian enjoy every minute of life here.ulous >> let's hear from lawrence from pennsylvania an educator. hi, lawrence. >> caller: hi. president mcrobbie, i'd like to get into your general education program.ca and i'd like to know kind of a follow-up to an earlier comment, what kind of humanities, of a philosophy, history, english, a student -- well, all students are likely to get in those a important first two years of college? thank you very much. >> yes, we have a general education program that with some variations applies across all c seven campuses of the al university. but on this campus in particular, bearing in mind it's a large campus with many different courses in many areaso in ursummary, students are area expected to have done a series o of consecutive courses in the humanities, social sciences, ia natural sciences, mathematics, u anrad also to have done a numbe of years of a foreign language. and this was put in place by our f

in our last campaign for bloomington, we raised over $200 million. if you include graduate scholarships, closer to $300 million in support of scholarships, fellowships and so on for undergraduate students of both need and ability to come to indiana university at bloomington. >> president mcrobbie, what qualification do you look at in accepting potential students? >> firstly, we look at obviously the kinds of things that all institutions do, s.a.t. or a.c.t., class ranking, what extracurricular activities. we also use what we call holistic evaluation, that is on the whole most students, a decision is easy to make yes or no. there's a significant number of students who fall in the middle where you want to actually take into account everything about that student. maybe the gpa is not that great, but if you look at their gpa, it started low in their freshman year at high school but by the time they got to the senior year, it improved. a sign of maturity and so on. or maybe in extracurricular activities they have been leaders or innovators at their high s

in our last campaign for our bloomington campus, we raised over $200 million. if you include graduate scholarships probably close to $300 million in support of scholarships, fellowships and so on for undergraduate students of both need and ability to come to indiana university bloomington. >> so president mcrobbie, what qualifications do you look at in accepting potential students? >> oh, firstly we look at obviously the kind of things that all institutions do, sats or acts, their gpa at school, class ranking, what other extracurricular activities that they have engaged in. but we also use what we call holistic evaluation. that is, on the whole, most students a decision is relatively easy to make, yes or no. there's still a significant number of students who fall somewhere in the middle where you want to actually take into account everything about that student, maybe their gpa is not that great but if you look at their gpa, it started low in their freshman year at high school but by the time they got to their senior year it improved so there's clearly some sign

also wasel probably used in bewitching and then it bloomington off-season -- i9it bloomed in off-season. brown and will turn if you are in a wooded dominated beingch hazel -- that's forcibly expelled. it has a propulsive mechanism for distributing its seeds. a shadyplant for backyard where you don't want something to large. we talked about the goldenrod that was used for tea. this is another plant that was used very widely for ttea, new jersey tea. there are lots of other plans the southwest but this is the sole representative in the mid-atlantic. this is unusual in that it grows in the mountains as well as the coastal plains and covers all the regions. tasty tea,were very a beautiful looking tea that very much looks like black tea. but it has no caffeine. while it was tasty it didn't quite have the effect that some people were looking for in tea. one of the visitors you will enjoy looking at -- it looks a little bit out of place. pawpaw is in a family called the custard apple. they are on their way. look a little bit like blood to bananas and there are many combinations. paw, while it

different states have been searching for frein since september 12th when he allegedly open fire outside bloomington police barracks killing one and wounding another. he evaded capture by hiding in the woods where officials found pipe bombs, ammunition and handwritten notes describing the after buck. >> corporal dixon's handcuffs were placed on him and he was placed in the car. >> reporter: he kneeled down, put his hands up and arrested without incident. he will have a preliminary arraignment hearing lasht this morning. he faces first-degree murder charges and two counts of weapons of mass destruction. prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty in the case. officials say now that the manhunt has ended, people here in northeastern pennsylvania are free to celebrate halloween. ann marie? >> thank you. >>> investigators from the national transportation safety board have arrived on the scene of a deadly plane crash in kansas. four people, including the pilot, were killed when the small plane lost power and slammed into a building at the wichita airport. as we report, it will be some time before the inve

let's go to bloomington indiana work is underway to fix a typo on a statute. the word correspondent was missmelled on his jacket, and it was one r instead of town falls, the mistake was discovered yesterday, the dedication ceremony will be held tomorrow, a says it won't be an easy fix, but it will be fixed before the ceremony. >> i am happy to picks up an extra story. >> thank you. >> on the many cases you have been bailing me out. >> we with wash out for each other. >> a first hba announcement streaming service how the big players in television are chasing cord cutters and changing how people watch tv. program starting today you can subscribe to cbs as a streaming service. for $5.99 per month, you can watch 14 affiliates around the country. and stream older shows but the nfl will not be a part of this deal, cbs which also owns show time, says this the premium channel may soon offer up a subscription deal as well. he is a technology journalist, and the chief creative officer of contently. that's a digital content -- hey, great to have you here. is it about to

we know snow reported in portions not only of minnesota but also in illinois around bloomington, wherehe average temperature around 70 degrees. some reports of flakes across this region. in fact, the twin cities area of minnesota for the first time in 72 years they reported snowfall for the first weekend of october. that hadn't happened in that many years. so that impressive bout with cold air, guess what? it's going to begin to retreat a little bit as the warmth across the southwest kind of moderates a little bit in the coming couple of days. as we take you through wednesday and thursday, the cold air moves well up to the northernmost tier of the u.s., and then we moderate the temperatures back down to reality. but at this hour southern california coming off of a major heat wave in the last couple of days, los angeles now in the, say, 11:50 in the morning local time still sitting close to 70 degrees at this hour, while 75 in las vegas. cooling trend on your way here across los angeles. temps go down back into the mid 70s. right around the average for this time of year. phoenix even co

employed young men to women in places like california, denver, colorado krorks and from minneapolis to bloomingtonrket. the parts of the u.s. that have the most single 25 to 34-year-olds who are employed. for men, it's down south. they'll find the best ratio of employed women. men have an easier time finding an employed mate than women. >> not shocking. >> men have an easier time. >> more women are employed in that age group and single than men. >> what are these guys doing? >> i don't know. >> get a j-o-b. and other pop culture references from me throughout the day. >>> october is national bullying prevention month. our own robin roberts is participating in a campaign. >> a 14-year-old connecticut teen covered his face as his eyes filled with tiers after his bully screamed you're a disgusting little fairy. go sprinkle your fairy dust somewhere else. hi, i'm robin roberts. coanchor of "good morning america." no one deserves to be treated that way for their sexual orientation or for any other reason, no matter what. stomp out bullying. the national leading bullying prevention organization for kids

. >> rebecca, bloomington, indiana. >> sidney, iowa. >> matt wheeler, raleigh, north carolina. >> backhat's your name? >> marty muse, san antonio, texas. >> these ladies. >> annie and debbie from connecticut. >> look what they brought for me to sign today. freddie the broadcaster. you are an awesome grandmother. thanks for coming today. what about this weather? amazing. can i take a bow? let's take a look at the map right now, i'll show you where the temperatures are. 52 in new york city, 53 in cleveland, 64 dallas. is anybody from texas? going to be like 91 in texas. yes. absolutely. [ inaudible ] the northeast is looking good. we have that earlier nor'easter exiting the coast, which is great news. the northwest, we have a system pushing in here, that could bring some unsettled weather to parts of seattle down through portland. even san francisco, of course, a big game going on tonight, the world series game four. san francisco and kansas city. we could see some showers and thunderstorms and eve an little bit of snow across the northern rockies. where are you from, sir? >> new york! >