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Jesse Jackson to speak at Ball State in February

Building on its momentum from the Fall Semester, Ball State University's Excellence in Leadership Program, with the help of several co-sponsors, has booked more high-profile speakers, including the Rev. Jesse Jackson.


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Ball State employee schedules Gravel to speak on campus

Former Sen. Mike Gravel will be coming to Ball State University. The university announced Wednesday that Gravel will be on-campus Feb. 15 to give a lecture on his most recent campaign, the National Initiative for Democracy, and have an open question session.


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PHOTO GALLERY: Women's basketball vs. Toledo

The Ball State University women's basketball team faced the University of Toledo Sunday afternoon and came out with a victory, 73-69. The Cardinals will face Eastern Michigan University at 7 p.m. in Ypsilanti, Mich. Click on the images to the right to see a photo gallery of the game.



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Social Silence: Ball State implements social media policy

Concerns about the limitation in social media were brought up by Ball State University professors because of the implementation of a social media policy. Brad King, Emerging Media Initiative fellow and assistant professor of journalism, said he was worried about the regulations on the employees' use of social media and how they might discourage the use of interactive communication.


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SCENE SELECTION: A taste of 2010 movies to see

Looking back, last year didn't have too many stellar films to offer, leaving no Oscar frontrunners to look forward to. I am not one to dwell on the past too much - well for this week at least - so I figured I should offer up a look at what might be incredible films in theaters this year.



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DNTV: Episode 9

In a new DNTV episode, Eric looks behind the scenes at a grad student movie production called 'Box of Schmu', and even gets a small cameo in it! Enjoy!


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An amateur astronomist's guide

Depending on the weather, winter can provide some of the best stargazing conditions of the year.Thomas Robertson, chairman of the Department of Physics and Astronomy, said winter skies are made clearer by cold fronts, which get rid of the humidity in the air.



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550 units the goal of blood drive

Students have the opportunity help save lives this week at the Angels for Life Blood Drive. Drive organizer Kim Hiatt said the event will give Ball State University students the opportunity to give back. She said donating blood can be important for a couple of reasons.


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Next freshmen reader narrowed to 4

Finalists for the Fall 2010 freshmen reader have been narrowed down to four books. Associate professor of sociology Melinda Messineo said a committee made up of 17 faculty members, students, staff of the Housing and Residence Life and members of the community will choose a book that best gives incoming freshmen a sense of what they will be experiencing.


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NREM career, internship fair at noon

The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management will have its ninth annual internship and career fair today. More than 15 employers, including the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, the Indiana Wildlife Federation and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, will be at the Alumni Center from noon to 4 p.m.


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SGA to update bylaws

Student Government Association is in the process of rewriting its bylaws in order to make the organization more effective on campus. SGA Parliamentarian Devin Hillsdon-Smith said the bylaws won't go through an overhaul, but they will be updated. The last time they were revamped was about a decade ago, he said, and Cardinal Impact feels this will improve efficiency and effectiveness for future administrations.


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Diversity a work in progress at Ball State

Forty years after the Rev. Joseph Lowery, the keynote speaker of Unity Week, started advocating civil rights, some racial minority students still feel uncomfortable among the predominantly white community at Ball State University.





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