Abso 15th anniversary show brings alumnis back to Muncie
September 15, 2006The founders of Absolunacy will be back for the 15th anniversary show, which is on Saturday in Pruis Hall.
The founders of Absolunacy will be back for the 15th anniversary show, which is on Saturday in Pruis Hall.
When Ball State University students dive in the mud and dress in interesting attire it means one thing: it is Mud Volleyball Tournament time. After four days of preparation, the 19th annual Mud Volleyball Tournament will begin Saturday outside of the Schmidt and Wilson Halls.
The word individualism may not be in the vocabulary of Ball State University field hockey player Lindsay Quay. Despite being a two-time All-Mid-American Conference first team player, and having led the Cardinals in scoring for the past two years, Quay has only goal this season: for her team to win a championship.
The amount of spam in Ball State University e-mail boxes is increasing, but students will have to make changes to stop it. E-mail at Ball State increased 79 percent from 2004 to 2006. However, spam has increased 616 percent between those two years, according to numbers from University Computing Services.
In 1952 the L. A. Pittenger Student Center might have been a central location for students. In the past 54 years Ball State University, the campus and the students who attend it have changed greatly. The student center needs to change as well, and plans for a new center shouldn't be filed away.
Leadership comes in all forms. From senior contributions to freshmen stepping up, the Cardinals are searching for a leader. There will be plenty of opportunities for leaders to emerge as the women's volleyball team hits the road going to Western Kentucky University for the 'Lady-Topper Invitational.
Instead of attending class, landscape architecture students spent the week in meetings and working with professionals from Colorado on an immersive project. Professionals from Design Workshop, a multi-national landscape architecture and urban design firm, have partnered up with Landscape Design students to design a section of Indianapolis The program's success lies at the core of the firm's ideals, Steven Spears, a firm associate and 1999 graduate of Landscape Architecture Department, said.
Ever think about that pill?-á You know, the pill that keeps you young. The mythical pill which stops aging, perhaps even reverses the process. We're talking about the fountain of youth from the back of a pharmacy. -á It should only be a few years away. The idea's been floating around for ages now, and believe it or not there are some pretty freaky smart kids out there.
It's been two weeks since Pluto was kicked out of the solar system. I should say voted out, since it was a group of scientists who eventually came to the consensus that Pluto no longer was able to hack it as a planet. It kind of makes sense when you look at it in the context of today's reality show-obsessed culture.
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Ball State University's Housing and Residence Life is looking for ways to retain more juniors in the residence halls. Alan Hargrave, director of Housing and Residence Life, said research suggests that sophomores have special needs,. If sophomores have a good experience on campus, then housing will be doing its job, and students will be more likely to stay on campus, Hargrave said.
Housing and Residence Life wants to keep more juniors and seniors living on campus. If it wants to do that, officials need to look at reasons why - other than price - students live off campus. In a market with "luxury living," competition is stiff. Money is an obvious factor.
The saying goes something like this: If you have two quarterbacks and can't decide on one, you really have zero quarterbacks. Welcome to Ball State University's current situation. In the past two games, both senior Joey Lynch and freshman Nate Davis have received substantial playing time with mixed results.
Ball State University is one of 80 colleges and universities participating in an initiative to get more college students registered to vote. -á The Young Voter Strategies Project and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities are working together to coordinate the project for Ball State and the other universities.
A lot has changed in the two years since Ball State University and Purdue University last played. It was Joey Lynch's first career start on the road and second overall. Purdue was starting a fifth-year senior at quarterback, Kyle Orton. It was a Purdue team that would be ranked fifth in the nation at one point in the season.
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I've observed a few new aspects to Ball State University, and it hasn't been limited to the construction progress on the Communication and Media Building or the East Residence Park Hall. I've seen an individual in a wheelchair accompanied by a service dog, an individual guiding himself down McKinley Avenue with the help of a walking stick and a person being led by a guide dog.
While summer internships and graduation may seem far away for many students, Ball State University's Career Center is already bringing companies to campus to interview, and possibly hire, students. The Career Center is holding the annual Fall Career Fair in Worthen Arena from 10 a.
Two things are for sure right now in the world of individual sports: Tiger Woods never loses a major on the final day of play, and Roger Federer not only owns men's tennis, but he may soon break all the records the illustrious sport has ever had. Look out Rod Laver and Pete Sampras! Apparently, there is no real chink in Roger Federer's armor, other than maybe Rafa on clay.
The 15-minute walk from Carmichael Hall to North Quad may not seem so far to Ball State University students when compared to the 613 miles Branko Kolarevic, 43, travels to work as a distinguished visiting professor in the Department of Architecture. Kolarevic pays thousands of dollars a semester to fly between Indianapolis and Philadelphia weekly to teach architecture and digital design classes.
