Ball State has no solid plan for bike lanes
March 14, 2011Ball State students say they don't feel safe riding their bikes around campus. They're even willing to chip in $5 a year to create a separate lane for cyclists.
Ball State students say they don't feel safe riding their bikes around campus. They're even willing to chip in $5 a year to create a separate lane for cyclists.
Union and Democratic leaders are using the three-week-old boycott and rallies to fuel the showdown that carries high stakes for both parties.
Nearly 25 percent of students will be left without public transportation to and from campus with the termination of the Blue Loop.
Nearly 25 percent of students will be left without public transportation to and from campus with the termination of the Blue Loop.
Students logging into the Ball State wireless network will see a pop-up telling them the way they use the Internet will change.
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