There is one question that has been on the minds most Americans since 2003: When will our troops be out of Iraq? It is a fierce debate on Capital Hill as well as in the media. It seems as if every day the media have a press conference and ask that question as if the response will be different than it was the day before.
The cast members of "Smokey Joe's Caf+â-¬" are not just performing during dinner, they are also serving it. "Smokey Joe's Caf+â-¬" is a high-energy music review of songs written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller during the '50s and '60s. The dinner-theater performance includes a three-course meal catered by Johnny Carino's.
Every year, the complaint is the same: There's nothing to do in Muncie. This gripe seems to get even louder in the summer as the social scene dwindles with the majority of students gone for the break. Despite the best efforts of Muncie's event planners and officials, business people and politicians, a surprising explanation for boredom has arisen: Ball State University students just aren't looking anymore.
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A top Ball State University administrator stepping up to fill another administrator's absence might be leaving a vacancy of his own. Frank Sabatine, interim associate provost and dean of the school of extended education, takes over for Interim Provost Deb Balogh today.
Every weekday morning, Kate Frazier drives a solitary and relaxing one hour and ten minutes from her home in Indianapolis, where she lives with her life partner and two children, to her Criminal Justice class at Ball State University. For Frazier, who survived the drug culture of the 1980s and will graduate in July, the drive is a time to reflect on her past, look forward to her future and appreciate the present.
The final assistant coach slot has been filled by Ball State University men's basketball coach Ronny Thompson. Bill Howze has been hired to fill the position. Howze was previously the head men's basketball coach at Archbishop Carroll High School in Washington, D.
I'd like to begin by taking a moment to reflect on the tragic events that occurred on Tuesday morning in Pittsburg. Steeler fans, I only hope that you can find even the smallest amount of comfort in the knowledge that our hearts are going out to you as you have been unfairly forced to deal with the sobering and harsh reality that your starting quarterback is a complete and utter moron.
I don't often feel compelled to give a shout-out to the fashion masses. First of all, I am guilty of more than a few fashion offenses myself and secondly, I am usually able to ignore what's "hip" and "trendy" with little effort. However, recent events have caused me some concern over the direction of fashion in the women's department.
People never cease to amaze me. With the days of 24/7 news networks pounding people with information on the hour with updates every fifteen minutes, news networks have to search for stories in areas outside big cities to cover. While scrolling through the news Web sites one morning to pass the time, an article caught my eye: "Wisconsin Farmer Plans Hitler Memorial.
Ball State University's administration has experienced a mass exodus over the last few years. Our provost left. Our associate provost finished her last day on campus Wednesday. Randy Hyman has been a finalist for two positions at other universities. Now, Frank Sabatine, interim associate provost and a valuable part of the university for several years, is considering a position at another university.
Six Ball State University students and two professors went in search of historical evidence as part of a field school conducted by the anthropology department. Students involved in the archeology field school will earn six credit hours and develop techniques they will need in their professions.
I will admit that I am not much of a soccer fan. Going into the World Cup four years ago, I only knew four things about soccer: Pele, David Beckham, Diego Maradona's "Hand of God" goal (look it up on Wikipedia) and the futility of the United States in the sport.
Ball State University first baseman Brad Miller was named to the American Baseball Coaches Association & Rawlings All-Mideast Region First Team on Tuesday. This season, Miller led the Mid-American Conference in home runs (21), RBIs (76), total bases (166) and slugging percentage (.
The Ball State University women's volleyball team has signed four players to national letters of intent and accepted a fifth as a transfer. The four signees are Julie Breivogel of Boonville, Ind.; Cassie Conner of Willow Springs, Ill.; Courtney Diggins of Indianapolis, Ind.
Students attend liberal arts colleges like Ball State University for many reasons. One stands true for most: the opportunity to gain new experiences and learn more about a wide range of topics. By establishing clustered residence halls and isolating students within their intended majors, the university runs the risk of restricting students from this opportunity.
The Ball State University men's basketball team will open up its 2006-07 season by playing against one of last season's worst teams in Division I basketball. The Cardinals' first opponent will be Prairie View A&M University in the first game of the Las Vegas Holiday Invitational.
President George W. Bush only had it half right when he said at this year's State of the Union address that America is addicted to oil. A newscaster reporting on the address later told the rest of the story: We're addicted to cars. Not only do we suffer from car addiction, we also have a taste for gas-guzzling SUVs, Hummers and semitrailers.
