MEN'S TENNIS: Cardinals fight for positioning in MAC Tournament

Ball State University's men's tennis team will end the regular season with plenty on the line. Saturday's match with Northern Illinois University will determine the level of difficulty Ball State will face at the Mid-American Conference Tournament next weekend.



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BASEBALL: Game canceled for second straight day

Wet field conditions forced the cancellation of the baseball game between Ball State University and Indiana University on Wednesday afternoon. The game had been pushed back an hour before it was determined the field was unplayable. No makeup date has been announced.


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Revolutionary show at Pruis

Close to 300 people showed up at Pruis Hall Wednesday night for the Red Revolution concert which lasted about two and a half hours. Junior Kobei Jensen said he enjoyed the show and was glad a hip-hop show came to campus. "The event had a great turnout," Jensen said.


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Comedian speaks about sexuality and culture for Spring Week

Charlie Ballard dropped to the floor and rolled in what was his imitation of an orgasm after eating a chili dog Thursday night at Cardinal Hall. Ballard, a comedian from San Francisco, Calif., was invited by Spectrum and the Native American studies minor program and performed for a crowd of more than 100 students, reaching controversial themes.


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Founder of epop.com comes to BSU

A leading innovator of the digital imaging industry and Ball State University alumnus will return to campus today to showcase some of his work. Hans Kellogg, assistant professor of graphic arts, said Eric Poppleton, founder of epop.com, is well known for his creativity in his work with photography and his work on a project that created the world's largest high resolution image of Yosemite National Park.



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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Cardinals sign two guards for next season

Just weeks after the end to the most historic run in program history, the Ball State University women's basketball team signed two recruits for the upcoming season. According to a press release, coach Kelly Packard announced the signing of guard Ty'Ronda Benning and guard/forward Mercedes Miller Thursday.


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Relay for Life gets 51 teams for fundraising event

The Ball State University chapter of Relay for Life will take over LaFollette Field and raise money for cancer research. From Friday afternoon to Sunday morning, more than 400 people divided into 51 teams will be at the event, according to Relay for Life's Web site.


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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Playing with the heart of a Cardinal

You would think he would run out of ink by now for how organized he is. Ball State University sophomore setter Daniel Penrod's agenda is filled with empty boxes waiting to be checked off his list. Turn in an analysis paper toward a nuclear medicine degree, check.



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SOFTBALL: BSU to play 'very beatable' Purdue

Despite Tuesday's game against the University of Dayton being canceled, the Ball State University softball team will try again today against Purdue University. Last year, the Cardinals defeated the Boilermakers 7-3 in Muncie. The Boilermakers are 20-14 overall and 5-5 in the Big Ten this season.


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Red revolution

A group of students is putting on a concert tonight that it says is the beginning of "big plans" for the music scene on Ball State University's campus. Red Revolution, an all-ages concert showcasing a variety of music from local and out-of-state artists, is tonight at 7 p.m.


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SOFTBALL: Boilermakers beat up Cards' pitching staff

WEST LAFAYETTE -¡-¡- Allowing four runs in the first inning proved to be too much for the Ball State University softball team. Pitcher Laura Masch gave up five runs on four hits with five walks in 1.2 innings of work in the 7-1 loss. Coach Craig Nicholson said the Cardinals (20-17, 10-1 Mid-American Conference) put themselves at a big disadvantage by giving up the four runs in the first to a team as good as the Boilermakers (21-14, 5-5 Big Ten).



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Habitat for Humanity group raffling off golden toilet

The Habitat for Humanity Building Better Communities team is raffling off a golden toilet to raise awareness and educate students about reusing and volunteering today and Thursday. Kellie Burch, assistant director of Client Operations for Cardinal Communications, said the event is 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Scramble Light.


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Three teams participate in Gay Games

Three teams participated in Spectrum's first Gay Games as part of the group's Spring Week of events. Members from Ball State University's Latino Student Union, women's rugby team and Spectrum gathered in Ball Gymnasium Tuesday after rain moved the event indoors.


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IDEE has new ideas in interactivity

The Institute for Digital Entertainment and Education is working on a project which makes its director beg the question, "What's the point of delivering information anymore?" Rodger Smith is the director of IDEE, a group focused on presenting information in a more visual format, primarily over the Internet to engage students in all types of media, including a project to create digital supplements for textbooks.


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DN's weekly awards

Fans choiceDOMINIC SPADAVECCHIO With 14 votes, which was 36 percent of the total vote, men's volleyball player Dominic Spadavecchio won this week's Fan Choice Player of the Week. Spadavecchio led the Cardinals with career highs of 20 kills, 11 digs and a .


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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: BSU, PSU match to be televised on WIPB

After more than two years, the No. 15 Ball State University men's volleyball team will have a televised home match. The athletics department announced Tuesday that Ball State's match against No. 7 Penn State University at 7:30 p.m. Friday will air on the Ball State Sports Network.


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Student helps people find canine companions

When Ball State University student Judy Julius's fibromyalgia makes it difficult for her to find her balance, Sgt. O'Riley is there to help. He accompanies her on airplane flights and car trips, to Civil War reenactment sites and helps her recover from falls.


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Two senators run in pro tempore race

The president pro tempore has often served as a stepping stone for past Student Government Association senators taking over the post, a recognized point by both candidates seeking the position. The race for SGA pro tempore will conclude at this afternoon's meeting when the senate will select its liaison to the executive council.




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