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Shaun White charged with public intox, vandalism

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Two-time Olympic gold medalist snowboarder Shaun White faces charges of public intoxication and vandalism, accused of drunkenly destroying a phone at a Nashville hotel and ending up in the hospital after he hit his head.



iPhone 5 orders topped 2M in 24 hours

CUPERTINO, Calif. - Orders for the iPhone 5 topped 2 million in its first 24 hours, more than double the amount of its predecessor over the same period.


KAMERA OBSCURA: Wake me up when September ends

The question falls to you, faithful reader, whether you've seen anything interesting in the multiplex these last two weeks. No? Well I haven't either, and we aren't alone.




FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: Pass rush finds some life

After serving a two-game suspension to start the season, junior defensive end Jonathan Newsome was inserted into the starting lineup at defensive end. The Ohio State's transfer's debut as a Ball State football player couldn't have gone much better.


FOOTBALL: Cardinals did more than just beat Indiana

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - In the moments following Ball State's thrilling 41-39 win over Indiana Saturday night, coach Pete Lembo walked off the field with his arm around President Jo Ann Gora's shoulders.



Glassblower Dante Marioni to visit campus followed by live glass demonstration

Marioni is well known in the art industry as one of the leading glass artists of all time. Marioni and his assistant, Janusz Pozniak will begin their three-day journey with a lecture at 7:30 p.m. in the Art and Journalism Building room 225. Immediately following will be a hot glass demonstration at the Glick Center.


Egypt denounces breaching of US embassy compound

CAIRO - Egypt's presidential spokesman said the breaching of the U.S. embassy in Cairo during protests over an anti-Islam film was "unjustified," denouncing it in the strongest words to date to come from the nation's highest office.


Annual Living Lightly Fair encourages many to live healthier

The scent of soil and fresh produce wafted through the air. The sounds of several local, Green revolutionaries explaining their newest product to save the world intermingled with the unsubtle sounds of live local blues music. Children as well as adults approached the interactive booths, distinguishing recyclable plastic bottles from compostable lawn clippings. The Living Lightly Fair could be considered a wonderful success.