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Posted: 3:43 PM Feb 6, 2012
Missing Ind. student's family upset over website
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. The family of an Indiana University student missing since June is upset that the university has taken information about her disappearance off its main Web page.
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The family of an Indiana University student missing since June is upset that the university has taken information about her disappearance off its main Web page.
A school spokesman tells The Herald Times that officials have decided to rotate a prominent link about Lauren Spierer with other information on the Bloomington campus' home page. It will be featured the first week of every month and remain on the Protect IU page indefinitely.
The Greenburgh, New York woman's father Robert Spierer posted on
the family's Facebook page that they are disappointed by the decision. He writes that they still hope to obtain information about her June 3rd disappearance after a night of partying with friends in Bloomington.
Several weeks of extensive searches turned up no signs of Spierer.
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