MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Redshirt freshman to start at outside attacker for Ball State

In addition to Hartley having the highest vertical jump on the team, Walton said the 19-year-old outside attacker has quickly emerged as one of Ball State's most physical players. The coach also said Hartley has the talent to become an elite outside attacker in the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association.



SPORTS

MEN'S BASKETBALL: Coach concerned as offense vanishes

As impatience builds within the program and its fan base, coach Billy Taylor and his staff are left with the daunting task of bringing an effective offense back to Worthen Arena in the grind-it-out world of Mid-American Conference play.



SPORTS

FOOTBALL: Pair of Cards named Academic All-MAC

Kicker Ian McGarvey and wide receiver Briggs Orsbon were named to the Academic All-Mid-American Conference team on Tuesday. Athletes must have played in at least 50 percent of their team's games and have at least a 3.2 GPA. 


NEWS

Winter fashion trends focus on functionality

The start of a new year brings below freezing temperatures and new emerging fashion trends. But as students make the trek across campus in the bitter cold, a question of style arises:  Is it more logical to have a fashionable or functional wardrobe?



NEWS

Avoiding the cold

During the winter months, some students may spend more time in their residences to avoid winter complications such as frostbite or falling on a patch of ice. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, however, staying inside can also create problems by increasing the risk of fires due to the misuse of space heaters and fireplaces. In either case, there are several ways to curb the cold and prevent winter health hazards.



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CAMPUS LIFE, REDEFINED: Avoiding SGA convention pitfalls needs to be priority

Just five weeks from today, a number of students will officially throw their proverbial hats into the Student Government Association ring at the spring nomination convention on Feb. 16. On that evening, all slates that have met the standards for nomination will be cleared to begin campaigning. Of course, if last year's convention is any indicator, we're once again in for a wild ride.


NEWS

SVS to sponsor service projects on MLK Day

Student Voluntary Services is sponsoring several community service projects Monday to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day and to encourage student activism. Students will give children a history lesson about King in the morning and will volunteer at various agencies throughout Muncie in the afternoon. To participate in these events, students should visit the SVS Web site, log onto the database, search under "one time events" and register. SVS will give out free T-shirts to volunteers while the supply lasts.


NEWS

Rental books, e-textbooks cheaper than buying and selling back

Two of the three major bookstores at or around Ball State University are trying one of these methods for the first time this spring: book renting. TIS and CBX, located in the Village, are testing out book renting this semester. This method involves a student purchasing a textbook for about 50 percent of the listed price and returning it at the end of the semester.


NEWS

Local salon provides atmosphere that keeps clients coming back

Ashley Chambers spent three-and-a-half years studying business at Ball State University, but left to pursue a passion she's been developing since middle school. Chambers' passion is hair. Cutting, coloring, styling and giving clients a good experience so they walk out the door with a smile on their face.


NEWS

OUR VIEW: New Indiana teaching license rules won't solve problems

With Ball State's reputation as a teachers school, it's no surprise that students and professors within the Teachers College are alarmed and worried about the Indiana state teacher licensing changes approved Thursday by the Division of Professional Standards Advisory Board.





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