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"The Sexiest Winner of Survivor" stole the show Monday night with a combination of witty, humorous remarks and serious issues during his speech, "Character: The Ultimate Survival Tool" at Cardinal Hall in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center. Ethan Zohn, winner of "Survivor: Africa," as well as a soccer player in Zimbabwe, used his light-heartedness and charisma to show students and visitors that they do not have to win a million dollars to make a difference.
As unethical and disgusting as it may be, one has to hand it to them. It's a brilliant scheme. Republicans in the Indiana House of Representatives have devised a sneaky bill that would result in the closing of all nine of Indiana's abortion clinics. House Bill 1080 sets strict rules on the layout of abortion clinics.
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court has declined without comment to review an appeal filed by former collegiate journalists at Governors State University, a public college in Illinois.
There's no need to beat around the bush here - the Winter Olympics are boring. The events are so dull, only lethargic grunts such as "blah," "meh" and "eh" can describe them. It's the most apathy-inducing event this side of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
When many people hear the word "meditation," they envision a robe-clad monk seated in the lotus position in the corner of some southeast Asian temple. He's probably chanting a phrase in a foreign language and is surrounded by rising wisps of incense, on his way to becoming "one with the universe.
The Cardinal Movement must pay $50 in fines because of Student Government Association elections signage violations. Two grievances were filed against the slate, and the Elections Board decided both deserved fines. First, an oversized poster was discovered in the L.
After months of controversy surrounding the issue, the Delaware County commissioners voted unanimously this morning for a countywide smoking ban. The ban prohibits smoking in public buildings except private clubs and free-standing bars. The Delaware County Board of Health already approved the ban, which will go into effect on June 21.
When the starting lineups are announced before Ball State University's game against Western Michigan on Wednesday, some new names may be read over the loudspeaker. After a one-point loss to Tennessee State in Saturday's Bracket Buster, coach Tim Buckley said all five starting spots are open for competition during the two practices prior to Wednesday's game.
A group of more than a dozen students from Muncie-area high schools works with mentors from ball State University and local businesses to build a robot that will compete in a competition. The team has been working on the robot since Jan. 7.
MySpace or yours? Although it may seem like a cheesy pickup line, it is actually the tagline Playboy is using for its newest campaign - the search for the girls of MySpace. The company is hoping to tap into the viable college-aged community presented within the popular web community.
A learner pilot from Indianapolis suffered minor injuries from a Monday night airplane crash northeast of the Delaware County Airport, police said. Joseph Bruns, 29, was taken to Ball Memorial Hospital with a separated shoulder and might have to have surgery, Delaware County Sgt.
As the end of the basketball season approaches, there can often be a tendency for players to get complacent with practice and games. The women's basketball team has tried to avoid falling into this trap by creating drills and incentives for good play. Ball State coach Tracy Roller created a practice drill where the players compete for a starting spot.
Dear Editor, After reading the story "SGA debates begin," I was interested in Rodney Blount's response to The Cardinal Movement's platform. He said Ball State University's dining services are ranked as the third best system in the country. By whose stan
Student Government Association presidential slates face off tonight during the Slate Debate that, for the first time, will be televised off-campus instead of just on-campus. Although the debate will have limited seating, students and community members can watch the debate off campus on channel 61 and on campus on channel 57 at 7 p.m.
The Student Government Association is doing pretty much everything it can to get you interested in this year's election. The second debate of the election process - the Slate Debate - is being televised tonight on Cardinal Vision 57 and, for the first time, off-campus cable channel 61.
Undergraduate Education Committee voted on getting rid of Saturday finals and changing when and how Fall Break occurs. Find out more on what the new plan entails and the process the resolution had to go through.
I just read an online article in the New York Times concerning the Ohio Board of Education's wise decision to jettison a recent attempt to blend science and mythology in state-funded schools. This Wednesday article, "Ohio Board Undoes Stand on Evolution" by Jodi Rudoren, reports on the board's decision to toss out its earlier mandate that would have allowed voodoo like "intelligent design" into the classroom.
The owner of the Pita Pit, which was supposed to open March 1, has postponed the business' opening for the second time. Lucas Smelzer cited financial difficulties as the reason for the postponement. However, he said the business is back on track is set to open sometime between April 1 and April 15.
The Delaware County commissioners will meet today to vote on a county-wide smoking ban. The three commissioners will vote at the 9:30 a.m. meeting in the Commissioner's Courtroom, room 309, in the County Building at 100 W. Main Street. Members of the Delaware County Board of Health and The Tobacco Free Coalition created two smoking ordinances.
