BSU area streets not plowed

The second day of cleaning up 12.8 inches of snow from the Muncie streets went "pretty good", **Ron Ball, Muncie Street Department maintenance supervisor, said. The winter weather caused the Muncie cleanup crews to work from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, mainly concentrating on the primary roads.



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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Cards hope to silence conference favorites

Players on the Ball State University men's volleyball team have heard all the talk about No. 11 Lewis University leading up to their conference opener tonight. With the preseason poll predicting Lewis to win the conference title, the Flyers said they have the belief that this is their year to win a championship and advance to the NCAA Final Four.


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TRACK AND FIELD: Cards look to continue success close to home

The Ball State University track and field team will stay close to home for its third meet of the indoor season at the Indiana Wesleyan Invitational. Ball State will venture about 35 miles away from the Cardinals' nest to Marion to continue the duration of their indoor season.


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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: How the top 15 have fared

Below is how teams in the coaches poll top 15 have fared this week. Ball State is listed at No. 16 and will play No. 11 Lewis at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Worthen Arena. 1. Penn State (defeated Juniata; plays No. 14 St. Francis on Friday and Springfield College on Saturday) 2.


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OUR VIEW: Road block

More than a foot of snow fell in Muncie on Wednesday. More than a foot of snow probably remains piled up around your car. If you are a Ball State University student who lives in one of the near-campus neighborhoods with characteristically small streets, chances are high you haven't dared to drive.



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THOUGHTS FROM THE JOHN: More smoking, driving key to plowing woes

Do snow days kick buttocks or what! I remember being a youngster and enjoying the freedom and bliss of a day without the pain of school. Of course, those days were further back for me than for most students. The signal for school cancellations then were less advanced than Wednesday's e-mail notification.


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FOOTBALL: Player arrested on suspected theft

A Ball State University football player faces a preliminary felony charge after he reportedly refused to pay for his taxi fare, according to an arrest report from Ball State police. Dane Cook, who was a sophomore free safety on the 2008 Ball State football team, was arrested on the preliminary charges of public intoxication and theft at about 4 a.


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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Reporter's notebook

The Ball State University men's volleyball team will play No. 11 Lewis University starting 7:30 p.m. at Worthen Arena. Below are some notes about the match. Matt McCarthy returns Middle attacker Matt McCarthy will return to the starting lineup for tonight's match against Lewis, coach Joel Walton said Wednesday.


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Blocking her way in

"No" wasn't an acceptable answer for Cassy Herode. Whenever somebody told her that 6-foot-2-inch women's volleyball players weren't supposed to play good defense or be able to pass out of the back row, Herode utilized extra practice sessions to improve in that area of her game.



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Fraternity recruitment starts up

April Abernathy n Chief Reporter Campus fraternities are kicking off Spring Informal Recruitment with their own Super Bowl parties Sunday. Spring recruitment will run through Friday, Cory Schneider Interfraternity Council vice president of public relations, said.


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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Snow does not bury Ball State's practice schedule

With snow still falling on the 12.8 inches Muncie received the last two days and the university canceling classes, the Ball State University men's volleyball team remained where it always is Wednesday mornings: Worthen Arena. Less than three days before opening its conference season against No.


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DN's weekly awards

Fans choiceROB GILES AND EMILY HAIFLEY Each receiving nine votes and 38 percent of the total vote, men's basketball guard Rob Giles and freshman swimmer Emily Haifley tied for Fan Choice Player of the Week. This is the first tie in the one-year history of the Fan Choice Player of the Week.



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MEN'S BASKETBALL: Falcons end Cards' winning streak

The Ball State University men's basketball team lost 62-58 to host Bowling Green State University in Wednesday night's Mid-American Conference action at Anderson Arena. With the loss, the Cardinals fall to 9-9 overall and 4-2 in MAC play, but remain in a tie with Western Michigan University atop the MAC West Division standings.


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Snow day

Ball State University officials canceled classes today but offices remain open. Send us photos of what you did with your day off, be sure to include the names and a brief description of what is going on in the photo, for potential use in the paper or online.


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Construction in final phase, on schedule

The Student Recreation and Wellness Facility has moved to the second phase of a two-part renovation process. Jason Adamowicz, associate director of recreation services, said construction is still on schedule to be completed by August of 2010. Phase 2 began by tearing down a large section of Irving Gym's main floor and surrounding office areas.


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Overnight snowfall forces Ball State to cancel classes, activities

An unexpected amount of snowfall Wednesday morning caused the Ball State University administration to cancel classes after they already began. Ball State doesn't have an official policy regarding snow days, administrators said, but a system is implemented in case of severe snowfall.


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Concannon's opens second pastry shop

After about 50 years in one location, Michael and Mary Concannon expanded Concannon's Pastry Shop to a second store on Morrison Road on Wednesday. "It's been in the same family for 50 years now," co-owner Mary Concannon said. "You don't see that very much anymore.


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Charter schools continue to open

In 2002, Ball State University sponsored its first charter school. Since that time, the university has added 28 additional schools to its ranks. Despite the bad economy, Larry Gabbert, director of the Ball State office of charter schools, said charter schools will continue to open.


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Crews work to clean up campus, community

As the snow kept falling, Ron Ball kept plowing. The Muncie Street Department maintainace supervisor started working the streets at 5 a.m., just 'pushing the snow around,' he said.




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