NEWS

Student Government Association president elect plans to move to Hollywood in future

When he was four years old, the future president of the Student Government Association made a contract with himself stating that after college, he would move to Los Angeles to pursue acting. And 17 years later, Jack Hesser, a junior microbiology and botany major, plans to keep that promise. “I’m going to do it because I don’t want four year old Jack to be disappointed in me.


Junior utility Sammi Cowger defends first base  against IPFW March 18 at the Softball Field at the First Merchants Ballpark Complex.  DN PHOTO MAKAYLA JOHNSON
SPORTS

Cardinals lose lead late, fall in extras

The Ball State softball team appeared to have Butler beat.  Up 4-2 with two outs in the seventh and final inning, Butler's Riley Carter hit a two-run home run and tied the game. Bulldogs' pitcher Kristin Gutierrez shut down a Cardinals' offense in the four extra innings of play to earn the win.  Butler's offense also struggled against Ball State's Kelsey Schifferdecker, who saw her first extended period of play since returning from injury.



Sophomore Mike Scannell, freshman Matt Walsh and junior Hiago Garchet jump to block the ball during the game against Loyola on March 28 at Worthen Arena. DN PHOTO ALAINA JAYE HALSEY
SPORTS

Cardinals prepare for postseason play

The Ball State Men's Volleyball is the first of nine Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association teams to finish their regular season, as the young Cardinals now prepare for the postseason. After defeating McKendree in the final regular season game, the Cardinals enter post season with a 13-15 overall record and currently sit in sixth place in the MIVA with a 6-10 record. The final placement for the Cardinals is uncertain and they will not know who they are playing in the conference tournament until the remainder of the conference games conclude this weekend.



Senior Blake Beemer rounds third base during the men’s baseball game against Bowling Green. DN PHOTO JORDAN HUFFER
SPORTS

Ball State loses first series of the season

Ball State fell twice in three games to Kent State last weekend April 10-12. Ball State's two losses 0-3, 7-11 casued ball state to loose its first series this season after winning 16 strait series.  "We have the whole season ahead of us", head coach Rich Maloney commented after the series, "We still have big series comming up with Central Michigan and Toledo to name two". Ball State was held scoreless for only the second time this season in the cardinals first game with the Kent State golden flashes.


DN FILE PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY 
NEWS

Ball State tax fraud, identity thefts part of larger trend, Indiana Attorney General representative says

Ball State employees affected by the recent rash of identify thefts and income tax fraud—at least 140 in number—are part of a larger national trend, a government official with the Indiana Attorney General's Office said.  During his April 8 visit to Ball State, Rich Bramer, director of the Indiana Attorney General's consumer protection division, addressed concerns about the recent accounts of income tax fraud facing Ball State employees with a presentation on how to protect against it and what to do if affected. Bramer said after observing the national trend he plans to meet with his colleagues in other states and take it to the federal level.  "I am supposed to meet with a representative of FBI’s cybercrime task force sometime next week," he said.





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