Day of Atonement

Today, the hustle and bustle of traffic, honking horns and police sirens are gone. Every store is closed, every car is still and everything is quiet. People could even take naps in the middle of streets or highways. Corey Gillman, president of the Ball State University Hillel organization, wouldn't recommend that in Muncie.



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OUR VIEW: Spreading the word

Ball State is in the midst of an intense competition with other schools in Indiana. With the economy in disarray, people are realizing the importance of a college education when competing for a job. More potential students means the university must work harder on recruitment.


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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Felton out with injury as Rio returns

The injury bug continues to plague the women's volleyball team just as junior Alyssa Rio returned from injury after missing a month, back up setter red-shirt freshman Andrea Felton is now on the injured list. "It's sort of ridiculous isn't it?" coach Dave Boos said.


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Annual bonfire will follow Homecoming games tonight

Ball State University's annual Homecoming bonfire is happening tonight at 9 p.m., following the Opening Day Games. This year's bonfire will include a performance by the Ball State drumline, an introduction to the football team by athletic director Tom Collins and performances from the Code Red Dancers and Ball State cheerleaders.



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CALIFORNIA KIRCHUBEL: Homecoming should be best week of year

Yesterday marked the first day of what could be the best week of the year, according to all the flyers posted around campus at least. Homecoming Week kicked off with a week-long scavenger hunt during which students will scuttle around campus searching high and low for the secret location of Charlie Cardinal.


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THE BOGEYMAN: Appearance of intelligent design not proof

Jay L. Wile, formerly of the Ball State University Department of Chemistry, was on campus Tuesday. He's the author of the Apologia home school science curriculum and a noted speaker on creationism, and that's what he was talking about. His lecture was entitled, "The Earth: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made;" it was a presentation of various wonderful and awe-inspiring features of the natural world that seem to point to a model that involves a designer.



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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Coach disappointed with team's performance as Western Michigan sweeps Ball State

The anticipated showdown turned into a nightmare for the Ball State University women's volleyball team. On a night that the expectation was to show they belong, the Cardinals were shown how much further they still have to go. Western Michigan University, a 2008 Sweet 16 team, overcame an out of sync offense early to sweep Ball State 25-20, 25-14, 25-18 on Saturday at Worthen Arena.


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CHIRP TV Football Pregame Show: Ball State vs. Auburn

The CHIRP TV football crew breaks down everything from if winless Ball State has any prayer at pulling off an upset, the Cardinals' brewing quarterback controversy, the secret to Auburn's offensive success and how much money Ball State is receiving to play this road game.


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MEN'S TENNIS: Rain dampens Ball State Invitational

Once the sun replaced the rain clouds at the Ball State Fall Invitational, the Cardinals ended up with a decent weekend against a 14-team field. Sophomore Cliff Morrison and freshman Alex Doherty had deep runs in their singles tournaments. Junior Eduardo Pavia and freshman Dalton Albertin advanced to the doubles championship match.



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FOOTBALL: Page plays with more confidence at Auburn

AUBURN, Ala. - The crowd at Jordan-Hare Stadium roared as Auburn University took the field before Saturday's game against Ball State University. It wouldn't stop for hours. The announced crowd of 83,118 cheered every good play by the Tigers and the marginal ones too.


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CROSS COUNTRY: Cards finish fourth without top two runners at Ohio Invitational

Without two of their top three runners, Ball State University finished fourth out of seven teams in the Ohio Invitational on Saturday. Due to lightning and heavy rains, competitors only completed 3K of the slated 6K before being pulled off the course. The Cardinals were led by senior Sarah Kehe with a time of 11:10.


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OUR VIEW: Back to normal

Not many people had delusions of Ball State University becoming a football powerhouse or even becoming consistently respectable. But the past two seasons, during which we had a decent team and then a good team, made Homecoming Week about more than lip syncing awful (-ly fun) music from the 1980s and wheeling beds.





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