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Saint Patrick's day "cheers" from Ireland to U.S.

Not long before the snow melts and leaves return, the color green makes a reappearance for St. Patrick’s Day. People in the U.S. celebrate Saint Patrick, who lived in the 400s, during this originally nonsecular and Roman Catholic holiday with drinking, parades and maybe a few references to the “emerald isles.”


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Governor Pence names new Ball State Board of Trustee

Governor Mike Pence named one new appointee to Ball State’s Board of Trustees. E. Renae Conley, a retired executive vice president of human resources for Entergy Corporation, which is an energy production and distribution company, was appointed to the board today, according to a press release. Conley earned two undergraduate and one graduate degree from Ball State as well as received the Miller College of Business’ 2001 Award of Achievement and was inducted into the Miller College of Business Hall of Fame in 2013. Conley also served as president and CEO of Entergy Louisiana and Entergy Gulf States Louisiana. Frank Hancock, owner of Sport Graphics, and Marianne Glick, director of the Eugene & Marilyn Glick Family Foundation, were reappointed to the board by Pence today.



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Pop culture catch up

Sources: E! News Miley and Katy … Is there a feud? All this back and forth between the two pop stars is getting a little confusing.




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Catholics celebrate Ash Wednesday

The Catholic Church, its more than 1 billion members and other denominations will celebrate Ash Wednesday today, the first day of Lent. Brogan Drumm, a junior theatrical studies major, called herself as a “cradle Catholic,” which means she was born and raised into the faith. “There have been times where I haven’t wanted to be Catholic, but all in all, I always seem to come back to my faith,” she said.


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UPD will be prepared for Mardi Gras

University Police Department say it will be prepared for Mardi Gras, though there will be no extra officers on duty tonight. Gene Burton, chief of police, said UPD would do everything in its power to keep Ball State and the surrounding area safe. “There are no worries,” he said.







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