Jim Davis Fund raises money for immersive learning

The L.A. Pittenger Student Center Ballroom was transformed Saturday night into a dimly lit homage to one of Ball State University's most distinguished alumni and his famous feline. Garfield silhouettes lit in vibrant colors lined the walls as many sponsors listened to Jim Davis discuss his childhood, his career and his fundraiser — all while sketching his most well-known creation.




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OUR VIEW: BSU alumnus Jim Davis deserves campus recognition

The history of Ball State University dots its campus. Buildings — Kinghorn, Pittenger, Emens and Letterman to name a few — are named for famous alumni and past administrators. But what about the man who has brought laughs to so many around the world with his comics about a lasagna-loving cat, a simple-minded dog and their nerdy owner?



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Dean explains false alarm at library

Student replies to an "armed intruder" alarm that went off in Bracken Library on Sunday have reached Dean of University Libraries Arthur Hafner, showing anger about the confusion caused by the false alert.


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Village foreclosures leave owners baffled

Four buildings in the Village owned by Myles Ogea — University Square, mt Cup, Mugly's Pub and Eatery and Jimmy John's — are targets for mortgage foreclosures, some of which date back to 2007.



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Choirs join experts for last singing showcase

 An engineer and a computer science major join the stage with choral experts to belt out traditional songs in Latin, while a nursing major chimes in with a sharp soprano in Hebrew. Singing in six different languages, Ball State University students will showcase their talent in the last of the four performances this year.


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GOP Senate hopefuls use forum to blast spending

ELKHART — The five Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate drew rousing applause Saturday for their views on government spending and other issues at a forum sponsored by tea party activists.


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TRACK: Cards post 20 top-10s, 10 top-5s in Louisville

Illinois State University won the team meet, finishing with 144 points. Host Louisville fell one point shy from being at the top of the leaderboard, followed by Central Michigan University (132 points) and Ohio State University (81 points). Ball State finished last in the five-team meet, but it was able to post several top-10 finishes, coming away with 46 points.







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