The Muncie Board of Public Works and Safety met Wednesday to discuss possible changes to the city's noise ordinance. Board president Elizabeth DeVoe said the board made no official decisions during the meeting, but it is considering whether to create tighter restrictions on noise ordinance exemptions.
The evolution of stalking looks something like this: hiding behind rocks, lurking in bushes, peeping through windows, constant pager messages, flooding one's e-mail, match-making Internet profiles, AIM away messages, Friendster, MySpace and Facebook. Visually charted, it would be a hunched-over guy with pants down evolving into a man with a computer mouse .
Fraternity row will look a little different after Ball State University's Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity has its groundbreaking for a $3 million house during Saturday's Homecoming. Sigma Phi Epsilon President Kevin Miller said the current house has been on campus since the 1960s so the alumni were trying to raise money to build a new house.
WNOU-FM Indianapolis, "RadioNow 93.1," owner jingled listeners bells Monday. Break out the N'Sync holiday album; it's time for "93 [painful] days of Christmas Music." With that stunting format switch, RadioNow become radio then. When Jan. 7 arrives, the station, which played hip-hop and pop will switch to all-news, according to an IndyStar.
Western Kentucky vs. Ball State Both of Ball State's non-conference games this season have been decided by three points or fewer. Western Kentucky enters the game averaging 212 yards per game rushing. Ball State is second worst in the MAC at stopping the run with an average of 216.
Ball State University Women's Basketball Head Coach Tracy Roller was raised on a scissor lift on Thursday morning at 7 a.m. at the intersection of McGalliard Road and Bethel Avenue to promote the team, in hopes of selling a school-record 1,000 season tickets.
With 100-square-feet per student, Ball State University has the second lowest square footage per full-time student of the seven public, four-year Indiana institutions. Despite the ranking, university personnel say the statistic illustrates efficiency, not a problem.
Saturday's ground breaking on the new Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity is a big step forward for Ball State University's greek community. It's not just any house either; it'll cost $3 million and have an actual classroom so it's a learning environment in addition to a residence.
A proposed change in Muncie's noise ordinance could mean Ball State University organizations will have to turn down their speakers at outdoor events. Elizabeth DeVoe, president of the Muncie board of public works and safety, said the board will listen to a report about noise control laws and discuss possible changes during its meeting at 10 a.
Ball State University sophomore forward, Brooke MacGillivary was named the Mid-American Conference field hockey offensive player of the week Tuesday. It was the second time this season that she earned the honor. MacGillivary led the Cardinals to a victory against Missouri State University Saturday with her first hat trick of her collegiate career.
It took four tournaments, but Ball State University women's golf coach Katherine Mowat finally got the performance she was expecting from sophomore Paige Esford. Esford shot a team-low 10-over-par 226 at the Shoot-Out at the Legends invitational as she tied for seventh overall in the two-day tournament.
Emens Auditorium is expected to reach maximum capacity as Air Jam gets underway at 9 p.m. Traditionally, 20 acts representing a gamut of student organizations on campus draw crowds of upwards of 3,500 students. Between the acts, however, students can also look to be entertained.
Coach Tracy Roller said she plans on taking the Ball State University women's basketball team to new heights this season, literally. Starting Thursday, Roller will spend every day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. sitting on top of a billboard at the intersection of McGalliard Road and Bethel Avenue until 1,000 season tickets are sold for the upcoming women's basketball season.
Both Ball State University and Tim Buckley said Tuesday they are ready to move on in the wake of an arbitrator's ruling against the former men's basketball coach. Arbitrator Floyd Weatherspoon stated the university did not violate the terms of Buckley's contract when it reassigned him in March 2006 to a fundraising position.
Sophomore dance major Michael Humphrey was awarded $1,000 in scholarship money for winning the overall dance categories for his dance, which he choreographed to "Dare You to Move" by Switchfoot. Humphrey, who was the only entrant in the dance category, said he was surprised when the judges announced his name because he didn't think they would acknowledge his category.
The Ball State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics was crowned the overall winner for the Homecoming department decorating contest at the campus bonfire Monday. Advancement Services won for most school spirit and Payroll and Employee Benefits won for most original.
The sound of upbeat music and cheering voices echoed throughout the halls of Irving Gym during Monday's pep rally. Homecoming Steering Committee Adviser Michelle Johnson said the rally, which featured Cornhole, tug-of-war and relay race tournaments, served as a kickoff for a week of Homecoming activities.
Strobe lights and red glowsticks started off Ball State University's bonfire Monday on LaFollette Field to begin Homecoming week. The first 500 people received "Roll Out the Red" glowsticks at the bonfire where winners from the day's opening games were announced.
Entrepreneurs shared the secrets to their success at a forum Tuesday, which the Ball State University Entrepreneurship Center hosted. About 60 students gathered in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center Ballroom to listen to the four co-founders of The Lucky Napkin Company speak.
As part of the Homecoming 2007 festivities, Music on McKinley will have its second anniversary. Kimberley Jackson, Homecoming Steering Committee publicity chair, said the event kicks off at 5 p.m. and lasts until 9 p.m. on Wednesday. A variety of different activities will be taking place along McKinley Avenue.
