Ball State University track and field athlete Amber Williams was named the Mid-American Conference Indoor Track Athlete of the Week today.
Daniel Reagan is an associate professor of political science at Ball State University. He has been at Ball State since 1989 and focuses the subject of public policy in politics. After watching Obama's speech Tuesday night, he shares his thoughts about Obama's first address in front of a joint session of Congress on a national stage.
The Ball State University chapter of FIJI fraternity received several awards Saturday at an annual event in Indianapolis. The event, "State Day," was put on by the fraternity's Beta Graduate Chapter. According to the press release, "State Day" is a long-standing tradition that is attended by all eight Indiana chapters.
The Ball State University men's basketball team defeated Central Michigan University 53-44 tonight at Worthen Arena.
Two architecture studio classes have put their skills to use by creating a miniature golf course for a fundraising event this weekend. An 18-hole putting green was designed for Partners in Housing, a non-profit affordable housing developer in Indianapolis.
Ball State University swimmer Ben Battjes was named to the All-Mid-American Conference Second Team.
Students interested in watching the Student Government Association slate debate can do so in Teachers College Rm. 102, according to a press release. Doors will open at 8 p.m. and the debate will be aired live at 9 p.m. on Ch. 57 on campus and Ch. 61 off campus.
The three Student Government Association slates presented their platforms and answered a few questions for about 30 people in Botsford/Swinford halls Tuesday evening. Student Honors Council presented the town hall-style meeting, President William Jay said.
Tears fell on May 25, 1935, at 880 River Ave. in the Bronx. That day in Pittsburgh an old Boston Braves batsman stepped up to the plate against the Pirates at Forbes Field. Back in 1923, the old man had built a house back in the Bronx. He thought about the banners, the fa+â-ºade and its triple decks.
Beth Cahill, Cardinal Impactsophomore public relations major, telecommunications minor Hometown: Monroe, Ohio Future goals: Politics or "image control" public relations What is the one thing not in your bio that students should know about you? I like to have fun, be with my friends and, with that, I like to devote myself to organizations and be professional.
The Letterman Distinguished Speaker and Workshop Series kicked off Tuesday with Kathleen Hall Jamieson presenting "Emerging Media and the Path to the Oval Office" to a full audience in the Arts and Journalism Building. A professor of communications and director of the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania, Jamieson explored the effect new media had on the 2008 presidential campaign.
The Muncie branch of the United States Postal Service is making adjustments to accommodate the unsteady economy by removing five blue collection mailboxes from use. Mailboxes located at 3721 S. Madison St., 3230 S. Madison St., 2150 W. White River Boulevard, 3460 N.
After finishing the regular season tied for last place, the Ball State University women's swimming and diving team is looking to step up with its best performance where it matters the most: the Mid-American Conference Championship. In action What: Women's Swimming and Diving Mid-American Conference Where: Bowling Green State University When: Wednesday-Saturday Defending Champion: Ohio University Ball State finishes last five years: 2008: 8 2007: 7 2006: 6 2005: 4 2004: 4 Standings: Miami - 10-2 (6-1 MAC) Eastern Michigan - 7-4 (5-2 MAC) Toledo - 6-5 (5-2 MAC) Ohio - 9-3 (4-3 MAC) Buffalo - 9-3 (4-3 MAC) Akron - 5-6 (2-5 MAC) Ball State - 2-7 (1-6 MAC) Bowling Green - 2-7 (1-6 MAC) Who to watch at the MAC Championship Christina Riordan: 11th 1-meter diving 11th 3-meter diving Christina Riordan had a good shot at finishing in the top eight on both the 1-meter and 3-meter boards, but after rupturing her eardrum during practice two weeks ago her performance could be limited.
As practices become shorter, days off become more common and the Ball State University men's basketball team attempts to contend with the wear and tear most athletic teams struggle through toward the end of the season. However the Cardinals could be four games away from a prize that will make all the extra trips to the training room and repetitive practice routines worth it all: a Mid-American Conference West Division Championship.
After two days at the Kiawah Island Intercollegiate, the Ball State University women's golf team sits in 30th place out of 43 teams with a team score of 647 strokes, which is 71-over par. Although the Cardinals dropped two spots from 28th after the first day, they improved their team score by five strokes in the second round.
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Facebook went back on its claim to ownership of any user posted material Feb. 18 and many Ball State University students didn't notice. Yoichi Arakawa, physical education major, said he was not aware of the recent changes in terms. Upon learning about it Arakawa reacted with disdain like many of the site's users.
Wrap it before you tap it. Don't be a fool, cover your tool. No glove, no love. We've heard all the euphemisms. We've heard them so many times that the advice seems like common sense by now: using condoms is a good thing. For some reason, though, the last health risk survey conducted by the Amelia T.
