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• Events and Reminders from the David Owsley Museum of Art
• 2012-13 Graduate assistantship available in the Sponsored Programs Office
• Festival on the Green 2012
• Save the date: Military Culture & Deployment Workshop
• Preview Ball State University's premier online MBA at an upcoming webinar.
• Indiana Weekend with John Strauss joins IPR schedule
• Reminder: Call for Nominations 2012 Indiana Women of Achievement Awards
• Paradise Recovered Film Screening
• Events this week at the David Owsley Museum of Art
• Life Sciences Luncheon - Increasing Complexities of Clinical Research - May 15, 2012
• Mathematics major joins ranks of Goldwater Scholars
• E.B. Ball Program - Surviving the Flier: A Submarine Story
• Paradise Recovered: Movie Screening at Pruis Hall
• Muncie Symphony's 2012-13 season
• Find your fit below for an immersive learning project.
• Accreditation self-study heads into summer stretch
• David Owsley Museum of Art Exciting News, Updates, and Events
• Learning Center Newsletter "Tutor Talk"
• Jewish Studies Lecture: "Connecting the Dots from Torah to the Constitution: My Personal Journey"
• Discussion Group Leaders Needed for 2012 FC Read and Lead
• Summer Dance Intensive
• Christy Woods Greenhouse Spring Sale
• Join the Summer Chorus!
• Research participants wanted
• Tony Award winner Sutton Foster to address Class of 2012
• Reminder for the Call for Nominations for the Perham Scholarship
• Survey on E-Textbooks
• Museum Last Event of Spring 2012
• Museum Field Trip
• Short Survey: Google+ Hangouts
• Get your beat on!
• Rare Kentucky Lady's Slipper Orchid Now in Bloom
• Finals Testing Labs
• Netflix Usage Survey
• Faculty Development Newsletter - April 2012
• OEE Colloquia Series - Spring 2012
• Fulbright Scholar Program Information Sessions: April 30 & May 2
• PhD in Environmental Science Lecture Series
• Next Week at the Museum
• Please join us for the Briner Sports Complex Dedication on April 21
• Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Fellowship Available
• Jazz students to perform in China with the Beijing Jazz Orchestra
• Stress Busters!
• Short Survey: Study on Followers of Professional Social Media
• Short Survey: Twitter Use for Marketing and Communications at BSU
• Ball State Dance Theatre LIVE!
• Leadership Discussion with Debra Kunce, National Vice President of the American Institute of Architects (AIA)
• E.B. Ball Center Program - Mad Anne Bailey
• E.B. Ball Center Program - Beginning Genealogy
• E.B. Ball Forum - Surviving the Flier: A Submarine Story
• Two Dr. Who Speeches
• A Conversation with Moira Forbes President and Publisher ForbesWoman
• Colloquium: Abundance Trends in the Milky Way
• Cardinal Kids Camp Registration Now Available
• Immersive Learning Teams Forming Now!
• Finals Testing Labs
• Broadway celebrity and 'Phantom of the Opera' star to perform at Ball State
• This Week in Athletics
• Music at Museum
• Brazil Week! April 16-20
• BBC: Building Community Connections
• RCIP Newsletter - Spring 2012
• Jewish Studies Course Development Summer Workshop
• Culture Exchange - Brazilian Samba
• PhD in Environmental Science Lecture Series
• Introduction to i>clicker2
• Digital Humanities Presentation
• Scholarship information sessions
• Monstrous musical comedy "Young Frankenstein" comes to Ball State
• Retirement Reception
• 4/11 INDIANA'S HEALTH; WHY SHOULD EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES CARE? | Distinguished Professor Lecture
• Researcher of the Year and Creative Endeavor Awardee Lecture - April 16th
• The Last Days of Judas Iscariot in Strother Theatre
• This Week in Athletics
• Course Registration Time Tickets
• Research subjects needed to assess effects of fatigue on locomotion
• Piano Instruction For All Ages
• Sabbatical Presentation by Dr. Sadatoshi Tomizawa
• Culture Exchange - Palestine
• Faculty help concerning a tool for evaluating educational materials
• INDIANA'S HEALTH; WHY SHOULD EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES CARE? | Distinguished Professor Lecture
• Campus Kids Day - Women's Tennis
• Michael White reception
• It's not too late to support Indiana Pulblic Radio and receive an IPR Extra
• Jewish Studies Course Development Summer Workshop
• PhD in Environmental Science Lecture Series
• YOU are the Change: Peace Week 2012
• Stop Violence Against Women
• "Pursuit of Happiness" Week Activities
• Public presentation - The Reconstruction of peace and Despair in Post-Conflict Nicaragua
• Christian Rock band Switchfoot to perform at Emens
• Biologist, Taryn Mead, to discuss biomimetic principles
• Time for Indian celebrations!
• Holmes Scholarship established for business and elementary education students
• Support the jazz band at its Latin jazz fund-raising concert this Wednesday
• Physics Candidate Presentation--Nanoclusters: A Bridge Across Disciplines
• This Week in Athletics
• This Week at the Museum
• 2012 Freshman Common Reader - Where Am I Wearing?
• Ball State University hosts 19th annual grief conference
• Current CCIM students: Please take our survey seeking feedback on CCIM's website
• Culture Exchange - India
• Olmsted Speaker: Chris Matthews will discuss Urban Landscapes
• PhD in Environmental Science Lecture Series
• Ball State University's Excellence in Leadership Speaker Series and the Muncie Public Library present: Geoffrey Canada
• Slapstick comedy meets classical opera in Ball State's production of 'Lend Me a Tenor'
• This Week in Athletics
• Reschedule "Waiting for Superman"
• Ninth Annual Copyright Conference
• Blackboard Workshops
• Road Closures for McKinley Mile Bike Race
• Physics Candidate Presentation: Spintronics Research
• Like the David Owsley Museum of Art on Facebook
• Empowering Women - A Conversation with Indiana Women of Achievement
• Spring Cleaning for Catalyst
• Tonight: Women of Song
• Updated Times: Music and Arts Webinars
• Special Presentation: Games, Fun, and Learning
• This Week at the Museum
• Information Sessions - Interactive Learning Space Teaching Grants
• 3/28 Entrepreneurial Design | Distinguished Professor Lecture Series
• Adrian Fine will present "Historic Preservation Matters: Sustainability, Diversity and Community Character"
• Call for Nominations for the Perham Scholarship
• Violinist Clara-Jumi Kang performs at Ball State on March 27
• Third Annual Women of Song
• Call for Nominations for the 2012 Indiana Women of Achievement Awards
• Culture Exchange - Egypt
• Women in Landscape Architecture
• Physics Candidate Presentation: Random Walks in Search of the "Divine" Functional
• Upcoming Westminster and Sursa Hall concerts
• This Week at the Museum
• March Madness 3 on 3 Basketball
• Summer Immersive Learning Opportunity
• Frog Baby Film Festival
• Ball State University's Excellence in Leadership Speaker Series and the Muncie Public Library present: Richard Longworth
• CONVERSATIONS 2
• PhD in Environmental Science Lecture Series
• 2012 Student Symposium: March 27
• Operation Jungle Red needs your help.
• Ball State jazz band to host Fountain Square fund-raiser March 23
• Spring Wildflower Walks in Christy Woods this Saturday
• Former Disney Imagineer speaks at Pruis tonight
• Road Closures for McKinley Mile Bike Race
• Community Forum - Meet Coach Peter Lembo!
• Dr. Joseph Losco in National Webcast on Election Administration
• Community Program - Appreciating Short Stories
• Physics Colloquium: Improving Mass and Age Estimates of Stellar Clusters, Near and Far
• Jewish Studies Course Development Summer Workshop
• Don't miss Tuesday's dedication of Ball State's geothermal system
• Interactive Learning Space Initiative - Seeking Faculty Participation
• Super Saturday Clean Up with BSU Cardinals
• Do you want to make a difference? Operation Jungle Red needs your help.
• Webinar presentation - Myth vs. Reality: Diversity and Inclusion in Japan
• Participate in study; win netbook!
• Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter wins Pulliam writing award
• International Music and Arts Webinars
• CID Monthly Newsletter - March
• Film on Deindustrialization in Muncie "Changing Gears"
• Looking for an Internship Opportunity
• Register Your Team Today for McKinley Mile!
• Attention Candidates for May 2012 Graduation
• Digital marketer Brad Lautenbach comes to campus March 20 as part of David Letterman Lecture Series
• GeoMobile:Call for Participation
• Enhancing Today's Economy: Disability as an Asset
• An Ethnographic Study for Investigating the Existence and Behavior of Virtual Learning Communities
• David Letterman Distinguished Speaker Series
• Economic Growth and Happiness
• Facing Poverty Readers' Theater
• This Week at the Museum
• Assessment of Student Learning: Professional Development Sessions for Ball State University Faculty and Staff Members
• Phi Kappa Phi Spring Address
• Building a Dream in Early Childhood Education
• Faculty Webinar: Collaboration with Web 2.0 Tools
• Session: Exit Strategy: Don't Miss When You Take the Winning Shot - March 20
• Conversational English for Non-English Speakers
• Ball State granted rights to develop $10 million Blue Mars virtual world technology
• Participants Needed for Study on Terms of Service Agreements
• Adult Event at AMA on St Patrick's Day
• Spring 2012 Freshman Midterm Deficiency Grade Submission now OPEN
• FULBRIGHT-HAYS--GROUP PROJECTS ABROAD PROGRAM NOW OPEN
• GRE, Praxis, GMAT, MCAT and TOEFL all Offered HERE at BSU
• Community Classes - The E. B. and Bertha C. Ball Center
• Age of Pericles - E. B. Ball Center Program
• Grantsmanship Information Session
• Scheduling System for Testing Lab
• Going Bald for St. Baldrick's
• "Why Did I Just Watch That? Essentials of Entertainment Theory"
• High Riding Art and Equestrian Camp
• Environmentalist and Activist Binka LeBreton to Speak
• Disability Awareness Month
• Discussion with Environmental Author and Activist Binka LeBrenton
• 5th Annual McKinley Mile Bike Race Registration is Open!
• Annual Chili Bowl Fundraiser-Feb. 29
• International Music and Arts Webinars
• PhD in Environmental Science Lecture Series
• Webinar previews graduate programs in applied behavior analysis, special education
• Six Characters in Search of an Author opens February 23rd!
• 15th Annual Student History Conference
• GeoMobile: Call for Participation
• Successful Alumni Return to Campus & Share Their Professional Experiences
• "Why Did I Just Watch That?" Jennings Bryant knows the answer.
• Phi Kappa Phi Spring 2012 Address
• Muncie Symphony needs your feedback
• Broadway musical "In the Heights" brings urban life to Emens on Feb. 23
• Why Did I Just Watch That?
• Disney story supervisor of "Tangled" to speak at Ball State
• Physics Colloquium: Graphene Cores in Graphitic Stardust
• Spring 2012 Main Campus course registrtation begins today.
• Media researcher to speak Feb. 29 as part of Letterman Series
• This Week at the Mseum
• PhD in Environmental Science Lecture Series
• Friends of Bracken Library Lecture
• Attention Graduates for May 2012 Graduation
• 2012 Summer Semester I Immersive Learning Opportunity Recruiting Now
• Dr. Harlow Landphair, Landscape Architecture Faculty Fellow, will discuss research
• Cynthia Hoyle to discuss "Complete Streets"
• Dance Marathon
• A Civil War Story Presented by Jack Buckles
• Physics Colloquium: Games, Fun, and Learning
• FOCUS ON EUROPE SPRING 2012: Panel Discussion
• Subjects Needed for Fatigue Study
• Speakers' topics range from globalism to education, entertainment to storytelling
• Kids activity/Fundraiser
• Free Family Activity
• This Week at the Museum
• Rec Services - Rec App for your Smart Phone (Android & I-Phone)
• Rec Services - Massage Service - Valentines Week - Give Someone Special A Massage
• Life Sciences Luncheon - February 21 - 11:30am
• Rehab Counseling Information Session
• Midterm Feedback Service provided by the Office of Educational Excellence
• Research Colloquium: Women, Entrepreneurship and Prosperity
• Conference Registration Discount
• PhD in Environmental Science Lecture Series
• Summer Adventure Programs
• "Climatism" presented by Steve Goreham
• Rip the Runway Dancer Call-Outs
• International Ambassadors Club presents Make it Vale-Date
• Please join us for today's ribbon-cutting ceremony for North Quad
• Green Fire Film Screening
• Community Forum on Organizing Your Life
• This Week at the Museum
• Free class: Thesis Research in a Nutshell
• Office Name Change
• Library Workshop: Grants for Graduate Students
• Library Workshop: Funding for Faculty
• Super Celebration: Extended Hours for the Ball State Indianapolis Center
• Recipe for Love Cabaret at Vera Mae's Bistro
• January 2012 Library Insider Newsletter
• PhD in Environmental Science Lecture Series
• CAP exhibit features Ratio designs created in support of Super Bowl bid
• This Week at the Museum Revised
• Gender-neutral language: videoconference
• Chat with Lauren Berger, CEO of Intern Queen Inc.
• Museum of Art Summer Internship Deadline Approaching
• Faculty Sabbatical Presentation: Emergence of Molecular Electronics--Charge Transport in DNA
• 2012 Student Symposium Registration Now Open!
• International Music and Arts Webinars
• PhD in Environmental Science Lecture Series
• Information Change - 2012 School of Music Spring Semester Calendar of Events
• Dance Marathon
• Museum of Art Sunday program rescheduled
• Assessment of Student Learning: Professional Development Sessions for Ball State University Faculty and Staff Members
• Upcoming Free Classes at the University Libraries
• Step Afrika
• Latinopalooza
• Final Call for Meeting to Shape the Museum of Art
• Attention Candidates for May 2012 Graduation
• Internship & Career Fair - Thursday!
• Self-Disclosure at Social Networking Sites: An Exploration through Relational Capitals
• Alumni provide fund for volleyball programs
• Faculty Learning Community on Creative Teaching accepting applications
• Physics Colloquium: Sub-Kelvin Quantum Tunneling Studies in MgB2 Josephson Junctions
• Alumni donate funds to establish fine arts scholarship for Huntington County students
• Invitation to Shape the Museum of Art
• The Day the United States Defaulted on Treasury Bills | Distinguished Professor Lecture
• Do you play a string, woodwind or brass instrument?
• Emerging Media Lunch Presentation
• Physics Colloquium: Basic Notions of Topological Quantum Matter
• Research Subjects Needed to Assess Balance and Stability
• Alumnus and former vice president furthers legacy by establishing student scholarship
• Alumna donates to establish new Teachers College scholarship
• This Week at the Museum
• Provide Feedback on Common Reader Selection
• 2012 John R. Emens Award
• Recital Cancellation for Tonight
• University Libraries Hours, January 16, 2012
• Medical Sales and Software System Sales Opportunities
• Employer Research Survey Needs Student Participation
• Pilgrimage to Mt. Athos: Illustrated Lecture
• 2012 Unity Pageant - A Timeless Journey
• Sabbatical Leave Presentation: Emperors, Eunuchs, & Disgrunteld Postal Workers
• Nature's Karma: Fair Trade and Recycling
• Unity Week 2012: Wisdom from our Past ~ Vision for the Future
• Research Subjects Needed to assess effects of fatigue on postural control
• Female Research Subjects Needed
• Intersection of Health and Emerging Media - Applications due Jan. 23
• Emerging Media Innovation Grants - Applications due Jan. 23
• Noted political analyst to highlight Ball State's Unity Week
• Subjects Needed for Research Study
• Planning a Visit to the David Owsley Museum of Art for Spring 2011? Here are some valuable updates and links.
• One Month Left for Individual Artists to Apply for an IAP Grant
• Life Sciences Luncheon - BSU Alumni Center - January 17, 2012
• This Week at the Museum
• Do You Miss Playing Your Band Instrument?
• Teachers College Floors 3, 4, & 5 Closed
• Ball State Softball Winter Clinics
• University Libraries Newsletter -- December 2011
• North Quad Advising Center Back in NQ
• Freshman Advising Back in North Quad
• Student Course Evaluation Incentive Recipients Named
• ASPiRE Junior Faculty Internal Grant Opportunity
• Rinker Center Newsletter - Fall 2011
• Amazing Taste survey--6 questions to help us plan future events
• Have you ever wondered how memorials are designed or started?
• One more chance to see The Circus in Winter!
• Game Design Course Offering Spring 2012
• Walk-in Computer-based Testing Lab available during Finals Week!
• IPR's 2011 Hometown Family Christmas
• Indiana Sen. Luke Kenley and U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Pratt to be conferred honorary degrees at Ball State's Winter Commencement
• Political Science Course Offering Spring Semester 2012
• National Information Systems Project and Case Competition Held at Ball State
• E-textbook Pilot Study
• Planting Innovation in Muncie - Provost Immersive Learning Project
• Ball State creates Android app for students to access university information
• Ball State creates Android app for students to access university information
• Museum Event: An Evening in Venice
• Chef Griggs building gingerbread houses in Woodworth Commons--stop by to watch!
• Musical legacies, dance merge in Ball State Dance Theatre's "Icons in Motion"
• This Week at the Museum
• Faculty and Graduate Colloquium: Möbius semigroup Dynamics and the Fibonacci sequence
• Great Incentives for Completing Course Evaluations
• University Libraries Newsletter -- November 2011
• 12/7 Do Security Analysts Practice What They Preach, and Should Investors Listen? Effects of Recent Regulations
• CC 102.001 Offered Spring 2012
• Webinar presents online MAE in business education
• 12/5 E-Learning Practices in India - An Exploratory Study
• December 2011 Graduation Ceremony Information Reminder
• Fun Holiday Concert at Emens this Saturday at 4pm
• Fun Holiday Concert at Emens this Saturday at 4pm
• Bracken Lab 008 Walk-in Computer-Based Testing Lab
• Dave+Maddow: Important Updates
• Feeling stressed? Who isn't!
• Provost's Prize Applications Due December 7
• SPRING 2012 Immersive Learning Opportunities
• This Week at the Museum Revised
• GRE, Praxis I & Praxis II Offered Over the Break
• UTS General Labs allocated for testing during finals week
• Mortar Board Fund Raiser
• Congratulations to our Women's Volleyball Team!
• This Week at the Museum
• Muncie Interfaith Dialog Meeting
• Save the Date! Student Symposium
• Student input needed for internship survey
• Immersive Learning Teams Forming Now for Spring 2012
• President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago | Indiana Economic Outlook (12/5/11)
• Miller College Research Colloquium: Istanbul as Smart City: A Conceptual Framework
• Soccer could improve relations between U.S., Jordan
• This Week at the Museum
• Busted Space Theatre Company Presents Let's Talk About Religion
• Submit Your Work of Art to the Unity Gala Exhibition
• Feeling stressed? Who isn't!
• Grant Opportunity through the Global Health Institute
• Emerging Media Innovation Grants
• Effects of Positive Affect on Omission Detection in the Multiattribute Evaluation and Ellsberg Paradigms
• Physics Colloquium: Skin Effect in Mercury
• Research Subjects Needed to Assess Balance and Stability
• 2nd Annual Service Engagement Summit
• Spring 2012 Registration Opens and schedules available starting November 14, 2011
• Rhythms Dance Troupe: Annual Variety Show
• This Week at the Museum
• Free Class: EndNote for Students (Corrected Date)
• Spring Semester Immersive Learning Opportunities
• Eat, Drink and Be Merry - But Seating is Limited!!
• Emerging Media Digital Feed - Digital Animation
• Cardinal Communications seeking account coordinators
• Ridin' the B Western Range: Memories of Those Movie Cowboys of the 1930s and 1940s
• Culture Exchange - Peru
• Tickets available for Letterman's conversation with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow
• Sabatical Research Project
• TODAY: The Amazing Taste and special Tally hours
• Psychiatric nurses need training to reduce gun-related suicides, homicides
• This Week at the Museum
• IDIA Lab 2011.2 Newsletter from the Institute for Digital Intermedia Arts at Ball State University
• Billy Seward CD release party and perforrmance
• Spring Semester Immersive Learning Projects through BBC Fellows
• Benefacta Day - November 9 - 4:30 p.m.
• Fall Leaf Walks in Christy Woods this Saturday
• Greentown Conference
• 10/28 On the Measure of Cost Inefficiency
• Faculty Colloquium:Efficient Bayesian Joint Models for Group Randomized Trials with Multiple Observation Times and Multiple Outcomes
• Colloquium: Atomically Layered Metal Sulfides: Nanostructures and Surface Chemistry Studies
• Trumpeter Sergei Nakariakov Appears on Arts Alive Series
• University Libraries Newsletter -- October 2011
• Renowned broadcast journalist Bob Dotson presents lecture on storytelling
• This Week at the Museum
• An Eye on Local Government
• Survey for Muncie Nonprofit
• Sibling Suicide: Presentation by Michelle Linn-Gust
• Lending Copies of "Lee Krasner: A Biography," by Gail Levin
• Fall Tree Walks at Christy Woods
• Dream Seminar
• Funding Opportunities: Grants Resource Center Monthly Deadlines
• Student-produced animated film heads to Heartland Film Festival
• Assistive technologies for meaningful learning experiences: Presentation by Daniel McNulty
• Museum Events Week of Oct. 17
• Physics Colloquium: Quarks, Gluons, and Spin: Understanding the Internal Structure of the Proton
• Free Class: Power Searching
• IDEO, Senior Project Lead, Henry Cheung will speak
• Attention Mystery Fans!
• Do You Miss PLaying Your Band Instrument?
• Free Class: EndNote for Students
• PROUD Month of Events!
• Best Instructional Practices for Student Military Veterans?
• Lee Krasner
• Indiana Women of Achievement Awards Dinner
• Spring Semester Immersive Learning Projects through BBC Fellows
• National Day on Writing
• David Owsley Museum of Art Internship
• Hear the Greatest Broadway Songs Live at Emens this Thursday!
• This Week at the Museum
• Laura Ling to speak in Pruis Hall on Wednesday
• Creative Journaling
• Police training at Emens Auditorium Oct. 10
• Life Sciences Luncheon - Patent Reform for Entrepreneurs and Start-ups - October 18, 2011
• Expert Art: Silver for Serving and Art
• Paid Research Opportunity
• "Cardinal Pride" Basketball Band Auditions
• Longtime benefactor David Owsley honored for expanding university's cultural horizons
• Million dollar gift to expand Ball State's residential property management program
• Woman age 18+ needed to complete a short survey
• The Return of the Madrigal Feast
• Celebrate Jazz Icon Miles Davis this Friday at Emens!
• 10/6 Leadership Lessons from the Front Lines of the Cola Wars
• Sketching and Meditation in the Museum
• Web OPEN for Midterm Grading Submission
• Multi-Instrumentalist Todd Green Performs at Pruis Hall
• Ball State Homecoming 2011
• Entrepreneurship Center to streamline military technology commercialization
• Australian Guitar Wizard Tommy Emmanuel Performs this Saturday at Emens
• New Direction of the School of Extended Education
• Cows on Sicily- A Mathematical Science Faculty and Graduate Colloquium
• Leadership Lessons from the Front Lines of the Cola Wars
• Conrad Lane hosts "To Kill a Mockingbird: From Novel to Film"
• Journalists suffer depression, PTSD as other first responders, says book
• Health Center survey--Enter for a chance to win a $100 Amazon gift card!!
• Physics Colloquium: Dust in the Nearby Universe--Nuisance No Longer
• Free Class - Surf and Seek: Your Pipeline to Internet Job-Search Resources
• Free Class: Electronic Tools for Grantsmanship
• Tour Time: The Collectors
• First Person: Aurora Robson
• University Libraries Newsletter -- September 2011
• "Welcoming the Stranger" - Community Carry-in Interfaith Dinner
• Come to the Next Asian American Student Association Meeting!
• Non-credit Community Classes
• Come Celebrate Peace Through Fair Trade BeadforLife Sale!
• Campus Wide Student Dance Intensive
• Info session will preview master's in elementary education
• September Monthly Swing Dance!
• Cohen Peace Travel Funds Available
• Michael Jackson Tribute Band this Friday at Emens!
• Last call for registration for the Diversity Research Symposium
• Free class: Thesis Research in a Nutshell
• Free Class- Internships & the Internet: Navigating the Information Highway
• Physics Colloquium: Discovery Physics With Jets at the Large Hadron Collider
• First Person: Aurora Robson
• Complimentary brunch & swing dancing in Dining this Family Weekend
• Michael W. Bischoff AIA, LEED, to speak on campus
• Jeannette Walls, author of "The Glass Castle", speaks Wednesday at Emens Auditorium
• Webinar previews online master's in interior design
• Grassical Music Live at Pruis Hall on 9/20
• Advocacy Conference on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Issues
• Exhibition Preview
• Exhibition Previews
• Reminder: Tailgating Regulations
• "The Glass Castle" Author Jeannette Walls Wed. September 21s
• Is grad school on your horizon?
• Puppets for Grown Ups
• Elizabeth Boone, '10 MArch, to speak on campus
• Workshop: Electronic Tools for Research
• Public Lecture: "Amiercan Orientalism"
• Free Class: EndNote for Students
• Joan Todd presents "Positioning BSU for the Future"
• Free class: Thesis Research in a Nutshell
• Japanese Film Festival
• ASPiRE Student Grant Opportunities
• Jennie DeVoe at the Living Lightly Fair tomorrow - free
• Charlie Cardinal Tryouts
• Life Sciences Lunch Series - BSU Alumni Center - September 20, 2011
• Tickets are going fast for Reasons To Be Pretty!
• School of Music offers Piano Pedagogy Program
• Pianist Dina Yoffe appears on the Arts Alive Series
• See Muncie from your bike Sept. 17 at Tour of Muncie
• Physics Colloquium: Micro and Nano Technology at the Lurie Nanofabrication Facility
• Ball State to observe 10th anniversary of 9/11 with series of commemorative events
• Save the Date, McGovern Lecture
• Outlet Hip Hop Troupe
• Trendz of Essence Auditions
• Invitation to Submit Proposals: Discovery 2012-2013
• University Libraries Newsletter -- August 2011
• Imagine Indiana
• Rhythms Dance Troupe Auditions
• White River Clean-up Saturday September 10th
• Film: The Soloist Sept. 6th
• Renowned Guitarist Phil Keaggy Performs at Pruis Hall
• FERPA Annual Notice
• Writing better letters of recommendation
• Physics Colloquium: Sticking Together--Experiments in Multi-Scale Cell Adhesion Biophysics
• CCIM SUPERPARTY
• Learning Center back in NQ 350
• New student representative joins Board of Trustees
• Register for the Diversity Research Symposium
• Funding Opportunities: Grants Resource Center Monthly Deadlines
• FALL 2011 Immersive Learning Opportunities
• Beta Alpha Psi Informational Meeting
• Back to School for Muncie - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Social Justice League Call Out Meeting
• NQ Advising Center Location
• Freshman Advising in WQ 301 for Fall Semester
• Young Children as Music Makers
• The Ball State University Museum of Art at 75
• The Museum of Art will be open until 7 p.m. as part of Welcome Week and Quad Bash
• Women in Leadership Webinar, "Leadership Presence"
• America's Hometown Band, Thursday. Aug. 25, 7PM
• Ball State Family Weekend Golf Outing
• Iftar Dinner
• Join the Campus Band!!!
• Free Apple Education Seminar - Explore Final Cut Pro X, Motion, & Compressor
• NEH Summer Stipend Deadline: September 2
• FALL 2011 TEAMS FORMING FOR FELLOWS IMMERSIVE LEARNING PROJECTS
• New Faculty Start-Up Program - Deadline: September 21, 2011
• Museum of Art
• Volunteer docent opportunity at the BSU Museum of Art
• Middletown Theatre Project
• Do you need to take the GRE, Praxis, GMAT, MCAT or TOEFL?
• Learning Center Syllabus Statement
• Readers & Writers Series Reception
• CREDIT + EXPERIENCE
• Fall Fan Jam - August 17!
• Online Course Offering - Family Relations
• NIH webinar - Application Review BEFORE submission
• Sponsored Programs Office: Annual Report 10-11 Available
• New Study Lends Support to Smokefree Laws
• Living Lightly Fair: September 10
• Academy for Community Leadership
• University Libraries: planned CardCat downtime
• Policies & procedures regarding students with disabilities
• Announcing i>clicker2
• Freshman Convocation
• Fall Semester Faculty Meeting
• FALL 2011 Immersive Learning Opportunities
• University Libraries' Newsletter--The Library Insider July 2011
• Funding Opportunities: Grants Resource Center Monthly Deadlines
• Ball State Men's Volleyball Camps
• Meditation in the Museum
• Information session offers close-up of online MBA and graduate certificates
• In the news | U.S. Default on Treasury Bonds
• Meditation in the Museum
• Tour Time: Introducing the Ball State University Museum of Art
• Online Evaluations for Summer and Summer II Sessions Now Available
• Using Social Media to Grow a Health Science Business - Life Sciences Luncheon - July 19
• Cardinals Youth Football Camp
• Family Day: 1970s Art and Life
• Meditation in the Museum
• Webinar presents online MAE in business education
• Information session offers close-up of online MBA and graduate certificates
• Fall Internship Deadline
• Family Day: 1970s Art and Life
• Meditation in the Museum
• Ball State Baseball Camp
• Pharmaceutical Disposal Research Survey
• Webinar previews new, online apartment management certificate
• Ball State Women's Soccer Camp
• Perham Scholarship Nominations
• Building Better Communities Fellows Recruiting for Fall Semester
• Ball State Women's Volleyball Camps
• June 2011 Library Insider
• Discussion Group Leaders Needed
• Meditation in the Museum
• Mark your calendars for the Ball State Family Summer Celebration on July 21
• Music for All comes to Ball State, bringing with it a great line-up of concerts and events
• Exhibition of glass installations and drawings from nature will take place Friday
• Tour Time: Introducing the Ball State University Museum of Art
• Meditation in the Museum
• SUMMER CHORUS CONCERT
• MUSIC FOR ALL COMES TO MUNCIE FOR 2011 SUMMER SYMPOSIUM NATIONAL MUSIC CAMP
• Webinar previews graduate programs in applied behavior analysis, special education
• Webinar will preview online master's in elementary education
• Life Sciences Lunch Series - BSU Alumni Center - June 21. 2011
• Arts and Music Festival on the Green
• Fall Internship Deadline
• Subjects Needed for Cold Therapy Study
• Meditation in the Museum
• Webinar previews online master's degree option in interior design
• Call for Submissions Diversity Research Symposium 2011
• Readers & Writers Series Reception
• Fall Projects Recruiting Now!
• Meditation in the Museum
• Meditation in the Museum
• Correction: New NQ Advising Location
• NQ Advising Center has Moved
• Freshman Advising Center has Moved
• University Libraries' Newsletter--The Library Insider May 2011
• Westminster Village Lecture Series
• Funding Opportunities for May 2011
• Downtown Dinner Theatre: A Grand Night For Singing
• Ball State Softball Camp
• Meditation in the Museum
• Tour Time: Introducing the Ball State University Museum of Art
• ASPiRE Summer Support
• Ball State Alumnus - May 2011 Edition
• Health Science 180 Offered First Summer Session
• Ball State Women's Volleyball Camps
• Department of Education: Potential Funding Cuts
• National Air Races
• Life Sciences Luncheon - May 17 - 11:30am
• Commencement: Rain--Main Ceremony Moved to Worthen Arena
• Family Nights for Viewing the Stars
• Register now for Physiology 205 for First Summer Session
• Commencement: Ceremonies may be moved
• Sponsored Programs Office Personnel Change
• Children's Singer/Songwriter Coming to Emens
• School of Music Summer Events
• IDIA Lab 2011.1 Newsletter from the Institute for Digital Intermedia Arts at Ball State University
• Ball State Women's Basketball Camp
• This Week In Athletics!
• Facilitating Social & Economic Change - A Free Symposium on Increating Community Prosperity in the New Economy
• Like to Garden? Check Out Our Summer Course Offering!!
• "60 Minutes" correspondent Steve Kroft to give Ball State Commencement address
• Last two Emerging Media Initiative opportunities of the semester
• Legally Blonde the Musical Makes Muncie Debut
• ***SUMMER BAND***
• Ball State University Museum of Art Alliance Trip
• University Singers Auditions - April 30, May 1
• Ball State named one of Princeton Review's green colleges for second year in a row
• Two Ball State students receive Goldwater Scholarships
• Museum of Art celebrates 75 years of enriching community with visual arts
• Reception for Four School of Music Retirees
• Fall 2011 MAIN campus class schedules are now available on My Education Gateway
• Be Like Water ties into Earth Day
• Mathematical Sciences Colloquium: A Journey to the "Cloud" with Google Documents
• "Glass Castle" Discussion Group Leaders Needed
• Spring 2011 Art Card Events at the Ball State University Museum of Art
• Final Spring Semester 2011 Programs at the Ball State University Museum of Art
• The State of Diversified Mentoring Relationships at Ball State University
• Graduate Student Association Survey
• Rip the Runway Charity Fashion Show
• Anthropology Club's Annual Student Research Conference
• You and your family is invited!
• BIG week for your Cardinals!
• Great Expectations | Distinguished Professor Lecture Series in Finance
• 2nd Annual i>clicker Boot Camp sponsored by ITAS
• Information regarding Women's and Gender Studies courses
• Fulbright Scholar Program Information Session: May 4
• Apple Motion class
• "Improving the US Gross National Happiness"
• When It's Not Your Turn
• You're Invited! Class of 2011 Graduation Celebration!
• Carnival Postponed until Saturday due to Inclement Weather
• Spring Semester Course Evaluations
• Spring Semester Course Evaluations
• Reception for Three School of Music Retirees
• Art High at Noon: Family Focus
• West Point Band's Jazz Knights at Pruis Hall
• Chamber Choir Tomorrow Evening in Sursa Hall
• Physics Colloquium: Physics of Toys
• Provider Responses to a Global Budget System: The Case of Drug Expenditures in Taiwan Hospitals
• Christy Woods Greenhouse Fundraising Event
• Research workshop sponsored by ITAS, SPO, and the Immersive Learning Committee
• Late Nite Carnival: FREE Faculty/Staff Pass!
• ITAS Colloquia Series Spring 2011 - Final Presentation
• Emerging Media Initiative Faculty Symposium
• Steinway Pianist Robin Spielberg to Perform at Pruis Hall Thursday
• Don't miss Greek in Strother Theatre
• Cardinals In Action!
• Pulliam Lecture this Wednesday
• Retirement Reception
• Retirement of W.D. Barnette
• Retirement Reception for Dr. Ray Shackelford
• Free Presentation by National Geographic Photographer Annie Griffiths
• REMINDER: Art High at Noon: Salon Paintings
• "GAME ON" Soccer
• "GAME ON" Baseball
• "GAME ON" This Weekend!
• Social Media and Activism
• Health Education survey--win a $100 Amazon.com gift card!!
• Study at the Prague Center: Application deadline is April 15
• Art High at Noon: Salon Paintings
• Exhibition Preview: 76th Annual Student Art Show
• Mathematical Sciences Colloquium:"Generalized Cayley graphs for fundamental groups of one-dimensional spaces""
• McKinley Mile takes place this Saturday
• Debate team wins fourth consecutive national championship and individual awards
• Cofounders and owners of Fox Head Inc. to speak on campus April 12
• Physical Education Redefined
• Researcher of the Year and Creative Endeavor Awardee Lecture
• Premiere Percussionist, Cyro Baptista, Plays Pruis Hall Saturday
• Retirement Reception for Jeanette Carnes, Secretary to Associate Dean. College of Sciences and Humanities
• Fox Head Inc.: Extreme Entrepreneurship
• Inventor Networks, Non-Insular domains, and Firm Performance: A Study of Academic Entrepreneurs in SBIR-Funded Ventures
• West Africa correspondent for Associated Press wins 2011 Pulliam writing award
• Michael O'Hara Lecture
• Faculty Development Newsletter - April 2011
• $1000 Scholarship Opportunity + Summer Work Experience + 3 Credit Hours ?
• Google Document Workshop Series - Intersession Week
• Internship or Volunteer Opportunity
• Webinar highlights graduate programs in technology education
• Political science major and hunger relief advocate named Indiana's Truman Scholar
• Fifth Ethnography Working Group Meeting
• Graduate assistantships available in the Sponsored Programs Office
• Public Lecture: Khrushchev's Legacy
• 2011-12 Excellence in Teaching Award Recipients Announced
• Art High at Noon: Christian Martyrdom
• Social Media and Activism
• Institute of Education Sciences 2012 Funding Opportunities Webinar Series
• Webinar previews graduate programs in educational administration
• Physics Colloquium: Exploring Novel, High-Power Cathode Materials for Lithium-Ion Batteries Using Synchrotron Radiation
• Men's Tennis Match
• Free PPST/Praxis Workshop
• Brentano Quartet to play on Arts Alive Series in Sursa Hall
• Mozart Opera April 8 and 10 at Emens Auditorium
• UNIVERSITY SINGERS SPECTACULAR THIS WEEKEND!!!
• Chirp Chirp!
• Federal Budget Simulation
• Women's Week 2011
• Information systems student earns national scholarship
• Department of Biology Guest Lecture Series
• Michael O'Hara: Phi Kappa Phi Annual Lecture
• Enter the AASA Variety Show
• ?2011 Readers' Choice Poll - NOMINATE BSUMA
• BSU Museum of Art Focus Group
• Upcoming Mathematical Sciences Faculty Colloquium!
• Campus Kids Day - Women's Tennis
• Country Music Legend Willie Nelson Performs Thursday Night!!
• Facebook for Beginners
• Russian National Ballet to Perform at Emens Wednesday Night
• Watch Ball State's Wind Ensemble Perform in Seattle
• SUMMER IMMERSIVE LEARNING PROJECTS RECRUITING NOW!
• Public Lecture: Khrushchev's Lecture
• Provost's Sabbatical Series Program - Department of Biology
• 2011 Freshman Common Reader Announced
• Fall Semester 2011 Australia Centre
• The Human Side of Emerging Media
• Claire Buffie, BSU graduate and Miss New York 2010 to speak
• Language & politics course, Fall 2011
• Webinar previews graduate programs in applied behavior analysis, special education
• CORRECTION - Sabbatical Presentations in AJ Studio Room
• Sabbatical Presentations by Jill Miels and Carolyn Walker
• 55 new scholarships celebrate success of Ball State Bold campaign
• Live Webcast: Designing for Extreme Affordability
• Language variation in pop culture: viewing and discussion
• Peace Through Understanding: Learning about the LGBTQ Community
• International Financial Reporting Standards and their U.S. Impact
• Comparative Study of Supply Chain Relationships, Mass Customization, and Organizational Performance between SME(s) and LE(s)
• Two Rebels with a Cause: John Steinbeck and James Dean
• Going Global: Embracing a New Way of Doing Business
• Political Science Assistantship Positions Available
• Faculty Development Newsletter - March 2011
• Expert Art: Museum Technological Partnerships
• Baseball & Softball Home Schedules Begin!
• DePue Sanchez Bring Unique International Sound to Pruis Hall
• Attention Candidates for May 2011 Graduation
• Latino Student Union's Month of Events
• Claire Buffie, BSU Alum and Miss New York 2010 to speak
• Frog Baby Film Festival
• McKinley Mile Bike Race
• Burberry CEO and Ball State alum Angela Ahrendts to speak Wednesday at 7 p.m.
• Celebration of Navruz: Persian New Year and the Beginning of Spring
• Marcus Engel at Pruis Hall
• Family Weekend 2011
• Empowering Women--Panel Discussion
• Non-credit Community Classes Offered at E.B.Ball Center
• Great Decisions
• Spring 2011 Freshman Midterm Deficiency Grade Submission
• Deborah Rodgers named associate dean of Teachers College
• Physiology and health science scholarship created in honor of retired professor
• SUMMER PROJECTS RECRUITING NOW
• First Summer UCC21 -Graphic Arts Courses Offered
• What Middletown Read Database Open
• Modern Languages and Classics Scholarship Opportunities
• Physics Colloquium: Do You Know What is Growing in Your Electronics?
• Bowen Institute Workshop Opportunity
• Life Sciences Lunch Series - BSU Alumni Center - March 15, 2011
• Modern Languages and Classics Scholarships Available
• Dimensions In Jazz Saturday in Emens
• Student Soloists with Ball State Symphony Thursday
• This Week In Athletics!
• Disability Awareness Month
• Conversational English Classes at E.B. Ball Center
• An Entrepreneur's Story: Starting a Business & Making it Thrive
• Department of Education: Professional Development For Arts Educators
• Art High at Noon: Twentieth Century Women Artists
• CCIM Student Symposium
• Colloquium: Understanding Type Ia Supernovae
• Webinar previews online master's degree option in interior design
• Learn more about the Ball State master's in elementary education
• BSU Graduate Of the Last Decade (G.O.L.D.) Award Nominations Sought
• Summer Immersive Learning Opportunities through Building Better Communities
• CCIM Student Kaleidoscope Symposium
• An Entrepreneur's Story: Starting a Business & Making it Thrive
• Chili-Bowl charity fundraiser
• Sustainability Minor Approved!
• Q&A with Talent Agent Jacob Fenton
• NEH Fellowships: Deadline May 3
• Registration is Feb. 21-June 30 for online summer classes
• ITAS Colloquia Series Presentation
• Renovation Begins in Bracken Library
• ENHANCE Program: Jump start your federal grant proposal
• Ball State in 2011 Horizon Report
• Emens presents Cirque Shanghai Bai Xi - Feats of Acrobatic Brilliance!!
• The Umbilical Brothers Bring Physical Lunacy to Emens
• Reminder: Register for the 2011 Student Symposium
• Graduate Assistant Openings AY 2011-2012
• Summer Session 1 Immersive Learning Opportunity
• BIG Week In Athletics!
• Innovation, Health Care and the Future: Impact on Jobs and Professions in 2020
• The Signs of Opportunity | Entrepreneurship Distinguished Professor Lecture
• Summer Internship Deadline Extended
• NEH Regional Seminar at Purdue: March 30 & 31
• Upcoming Black History Month Events
• SPO Newsletter Blog Updated!
• Innovative newspaper editors to speak as part of Letterman Lecture Series
• REMINDER AND UPDATED EVENT: Art High at Noon: Joseph Delaney
• Runners needed for Research Study
• This Weekend In Athletics!
• Physics Colloquium: Neutrino Oscillations - A Door to New Physics
• David Letterman Lecture Series
• Research Subjects Needed to Understand Posture and Balance Across the Lifespan
• Faculty Development Newsletter - February 2011
• Research Workshop sponsored by ITAS, SPO, and the Immersive Learning Committee
• Innovation, Health Care and the Future: Impact on Jobs and Professions in 2020
• The Signs of Opportunity - Distinguished Professor Lecture in Entrepreneurship
• E.B.Ball Center Program this Friday
• Scholarship Opportunity for Non-Traditional Students
• Cyclists needed for research
• Runners and Basketball Players needed for research
• Subjects Needed for Research Study
• Potter Michael Naranjo speaks on campus Feb. 8
• Exploring the Spring Skies
• Life Sciences Lunch Series - BSU Alumni Center - February 15, 2011
• Public Lecture: The Origins of Modern Democracy
• Reality Television Study
• Crossing Borders: Immigration in Europe
• More to Form Than Meets the Eye? The Impact of Form and Functional Design on Evaluations of New Products
• JAZZ CONCERT POSTPONED TO FEBRUARY 9
• Museum's tour canceled
• Native American Artist & Disabled Veteran of the Year, Michael Naranjo, to present on Campus February 8th
• This Week In Athletics
• Muncie Symphony Orchestra Young People's Concert Cancelled
• Student Soloists with Ball State Symphony Thursday
• jAzZ in Sursa Hall Wednesday Evening
• Tour Time: Introducing the Ball State University Museum of Art
• Art High at Noon: Jacob Lawrence
• Expert Art: Interdisciplinary Impressions of Shout Freedom!
• Bowen Institute on Political Participation
• Bloxham to leave Center for Media Design
• 1/28 An Exploration of Social Networking Site Use through Social Exchange Theory
• Cohen Graduate Student Fellow Award Workshop
• Physics Colloquium: A 3-Dimensional Universe Embedded in 4-Dimensional Space
• Faculty and Graduate Research Colloquium: "Robust Statistical Procedures"
• Attention Student Orchestral Musicians
• National Science Board Reviewing National Science Foundation's Two Merit Review Criteria
• CJC Main Office
• Assessment Workshop Series Sponsored by ITAS
• University Singers Spring Cabaret
• Make It Red Week
• Make It Red Week
• Art High at Noon: Thomas Cole & Romantic Painting
• Film: 'Billy Elliot' TUES, JAN 25, 7:30 PM, LB 125 (pls note change), FREE
• E.B.Ball Center Spring Classes
• Bike Survey - Last Chance
• Culture Exchange - Dominican Republic
• Sales Career Fair Monday, January 31, 2011
• To Your Health
• Emerging Media Presentation: Viewing+ Initiative
• Grammy-Winning Vanguard Jazz Orchestra Comes to Pruis Hall
• Home Athletics Events this Weekend
• Financial Crisis: The Current State of the Banking Industry
• Sleep Research at Ball State University
• Crossing Borders: Immigration in Europe
• Faculty Development Newsletter - January 2011
• Culture Exchange - Afghanistan
• Sign up now for the Faculty Writing Community
• Freshman Common Reader for 2011 Top 3 finalists
• Internship & Career Fair on January 18 - Reminder
• First Person: A Life of Parades and Events
• Rhythms Dance Troupe Auditions
• TONIGHT'S CONCERT TIME IS 7:30PM
• Shout Freedom! Exhibition Preview Party
• Peace Building in the Middle East
• Physics Colloquium: Paradigm Shift - From Burning Coal to Using a Renewable Energy Source - Geothermal Conversion at Ball State University
• Euchre Tournament
• BSU Math Professor Publishes article "On semilocally simply connected spaces"
• Unity Week 2011
• Workshop: Electronic Tools for Grantsmanship
• Cathy Day on her book "Comeback Season"
• Winter Greenhouse Tours in Christy Woods this Saturday
• Immersive Learning Projects for Spring Semester
• Staged Reading of Angels in America, Part Two: Perestroika
• 2011 Student Symposium Registration Now Open!
• Free for All Ball State Students and Employees
• Internship & Career Fair
• Native American Artist & Disabled Veteran of the Year, Michael Naranjo, to present on Campus - Exhibition Opens on Tuesday in Atrium Gallery
• Docent Recruitment Underway at the Ball State University Museum of Art
• Univ Film Series Spring Films
• NEW LOCATION for the College of Sciences & Humanities Dean's Office
• Political Science Department Office Location
• Life Sciences Lunch Series - BSU Alumni Center - January 18, 2011
• Openings for Intermediate-Level Student Piano Instruction
• Beyerl Student Affairs Lecture Invitation
• Spring Semester Projects Recruiting
• "Comeback Season" by Cathy Day
• Winter Greenhouse Tours in Christy Woods this Saturday
• Fall 2010 MAIN Campus grades are available in MEG
• Museum of Art Holiday Hours
• Ball State Rome Center Fall 2011
• Important Fall 2010 FINAL grade submission information
• Tour Time: Introducing the Ball State University Museum of Art
• Performing Art: Understanding Cross-Cultural Religious Symbols
• New, free eLearning opportunities from lynda.com
• Do You Miss Playing Your Band Instrument?
• Video/Intermedia Workshops Spring 2011
• Dates Announced for IAC Individual Artist Program Grant Workshops
• You're Invited!
• Exhibition Preview of Parades and Events: The Work of Ned Griner 1968-1983
• You are invited!
• Intrinsic and Conventional Meanings in Hindu and Christian Symbols
• PROJECT RECRUITMENT UNDERWAY FOR SPRING 2011
• Three Opportunities - Stress Relief for the Busy Season
• Department of Biology Guest Lecture Series
• Spring into Educational Technology next semester!
• Flying Cows & Killer Rabbits...Spamalot Coming to Emens!
• Computer Training
• What could a master's in chemistry do for you?
• Are Assets in Medical Savings Accounts Discounted? --Evidence from a Natural Experiment in China
• Women's Leadership Webinar
• Public Accounting: Yesterday & Today
• 2011 Indiana Economic Outlook Luncheon
• Nov. 30 Understanding the Policy and Politics of Health Care Reform
• Researching the History of Your House
• SPRING PROJECTS RECRUITING NOW
• Department of Biology Guest Lecture Series
• Department of Biology Guest Lecture Series
• Department of Biology Guest Lecture Series
• OID Diversity Seminar Monday November 29, @ 7:00, TC 101. Presenter is Mr. Mahesh Senagala.
• Entrepreneurship students to consult with state's new businesses
• President Jo Ann Gora and Members of the Board of Trustees dedicate the A. Umit Taftali Center for Capital Markets and Investing on Nov. 18
• Thank You! Thankful Thursday Tips
• Youth Sport Parents Needed For Study
• HoT JaZz in Sursa Hall Wednesday!!
• Physics Colloquium: Computing an Organism--Computational Modeling of Biological Development
• This Week in Athletics!
• This Week in Athletics
• Public Accounting: Yesterday & Today
• Understanding the Policy and Politics of Health Care Reform
• Two vying for Rhodes Scholarships
• Culture Exchange - Sierra Leone
• Spring Projects Now Recruiting
• WNBA All-Star and Olympic gold medalist Tamika Catchings to speak Monday
• Educational Technology Opportunities for Spring 2011
• Only 3 More Days Until Frosty Moon Midwest Summit Rocks Emens
• How the Fruit Jar Changed Muncie, Indiana
• Mathematical Sciences Faculty Colloquium: "Some estimates for the first eigenfunction for the Laplacian on the plane"
• Nov. 17 - SALES AND SALES EDUCATION: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
• Educational Technology Opportunities for Spring 2011
• Basketball Season Tickets
• Get your 2010-11 Nest T-shirts!
• This Week in Athletics
• Quakers: Partners in Peacemaking
• Police: Man struck pregnant girlfriend
• Nearly 4,500 stranded on cruise ship off Mexico
• Muncie woman crashes car into VFW
• Hopper signs to play for Florida Gulf Coast University
• Slight increase in holiday spending seen
• New Castle convenience store robbed
• Smoky skies caused by controlled burn
• Ind. alcohol, tobacco chief steps down
• Motorcycle chase leads suspect into scuffle with police
• Man charged with murder of missing college student
• Man accused of stalking Muncie woman
• Man dies weeks after being cleared in '70s murder
• South YMCA branch to close in December
• Cops: Fla. mother wanted money from son's sale
• Share your Veterans Day plans with us
• Tardiness costs man in Michigan shot at asylum
• WEATHER: Lots of sunshine
• W/R BLOG: McShurley sets announcement
• Purdue site allows users to smash up virtual Earth
• Youth Sport Parents Needed for Research Study
• Colo. Goodwill auctions purported Dali print
• Opportunity for Graduate Students
• Sex, drugs more common in hyper-texting teens
• Cohen Peace Travel Funds Available
• Amazing "New Folk" Artists this Thursday at Pruis Hall
• Faculty Development Newsletter - November 2010
• Chicken noodle dinner Saturday at Center Chapel United Methodist Church
• Feed My Sheep seeking donations
• Monday's Delaware County arrest log
• Union City man arrested in attack on spouse
• Get headlines on the go
• Art High at Noon: Salon Paintings
• Negotiating Cross-Cultural Trade: Rewriting the History of the Indian Ocean World c. 1000-1500 based on New Archeological and Shipwreck Evidence
• Film: 'Coming Home' (1978) Tues, Nov 9, AJ 175, 7:30 PM
• Life Sciences Luncheon - November 16, 2010
• Nov. 9 - Energy: Always essential, but now also exciting
• Tour Time: Introducing the Ball State University Museum of Art
• Two Muncie men stealing scrap found with drugs
• Randolph County Commissioners to hold closed-door meeting on alleged misconduct
• Muncie USPS to hold public meeting on proposed mail processing changes
• Muncie Fire Department conducts food drive
• Muncie chapter of NAACP scheduled meeting for Thursday
• Don't forget seniors this holiday season
• Police: Teen driver fell asleep before Saturday crash
• WALKER/ROYSDON REPORT: The 'October surprise' that wasn't
• Muncie man stabbed at his child's basketball game
• 2011 Muncie mayoral race looms
• Share your Veterans Day plans with us
• Police investigating armed robbery on city's south side
• Deer charges through window, into Ohio school
• Accused Somali pirates headed for US trial
• Sheriff: Ohio man tried to collect urine
• New food stamps drive post-midnight grocery sales
• Investigation continues in IU student's death at Ball State University
• Ball State breaks losing streak with win in double overtime
• Gunshot leads to Portland teenager's arrest
• Sunday's obituaries
• Delaware County property taxes due by Wednesday
• Burris wins Class 2A state volleyball title
• Muncie Community Schools fails to meet average ECA test scores
• Teenager injured in single-car crash on Ind. 32
• Intruder flees after mother of five pleads with him
• Earn Lean Six Sigma Certification and College Credit
• Intruder flees Muncie home after mother pleads with him
• Friday's Delaware County arrest log
• Police arrest man in rape case
• See who got arrested Friday
• The heat is on for Delaware County's needy
• Speedway teacher tested at 0.21 at school, police say
• Family reports mountain lion near Selma
• Set the clock back tonight
• Muncie Mayor Sharon McShurley's trip to China kicks off today
• Purdue to expel hawks from campus after two attacks
• Share your Veterans Day plans with us
• Bob Evans halts production line at Ohio plant
• Reputed drug kingpin killed in Mexico shootout
• Purdue bike safety campaign riles riders
• In India, Michelle Obama sings, dances with kids
• Ball State leads Akron 13-7 at halftime in today's football game
• Challenge + Opportunity: Take your career to the next level with graduate study
• First recital of the season on the Sursa Concert Organ
• The Beauty of Rumi: Sufi Poet and Mystic
• Musical Arts Quintet to perform NEA grant concert in Sursa Hall on Sunday, Nov. 7 at 3:00pm
• Amazing Taste feedback
• Short Ind. House speaker says job costs him height
• THEATRE: Tickets are going quick for The Nutcracker!
• 12-year-old pleads guilty to N. Ind. killing role
• Film "Children of a Lesser God" Monday, November 8th 7pm
• Ind. voter turnout little changed from 4 years ago
• Department of Biology Guest Lecture Series
• Police make arrest in Seventh Street shooting
• Official: 1 Yemen bomb 17 mins. from exploding
• Sabbatical Presentations by Stefania Ægisdóttir and Donald Nicholas
• Wednesday's Delaware County arrest log
• Founder of To Write Love on Her Arms speaks Monday at 7 p.m.
• Steelers' Harrison fined for rough play again
• Share your Veterans Day plans with us
• Election doesn't end discord between Obama, GOP
• Area roundup
• Delta plane searched for suspicious cargo after India landing
• Muncie man, high on crack, beats up girlfriend
• Best place to live: Norway
• Muncie woman arrested in theft of Cub Scout popcorn
• Rain delays shuttle launch until Friday
• Muncie woman charged with beating up roommate
• Conan O'Brien ready to break in new studio
• United Way: Getting crazy and creative for those in need
• Not-so-happy holidays ahead at the gas pump
• Neighbors plan Saturday fundraiser for Muncie burn victim
• U.S. military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,260
• Fire badly damages near-eastside Muncie home
• Lawsuit filed in Oklahoma against Islamic law ban
• Campaign season marked by negative campaigning
• Suge Knight's lawsuit against Kanye West tossed
• Judge accepts guilty deal in Jeremiah Hoots child neglect case
• Culture Week THURSDAY events: Study Abroad 101, International Dinner, Darfur Conflict & Native American Culture lectures
• WEATHER: A few showers today
• Culture Exchange South Africa
• Area Roundup
• Indiana plays important role in national swing
• Line for Salvation Army assistance sign of things to come
• Man to plead guilty to putting bomb instructions on Facebook
• Key Palace fans crying the blues over death of founder Charlie Noble
• Randy Quaid and wife are no-shows, again, in court
• Henry council candidate Steve Holmes faulted in car crash
• No word on when MSG reopening after asbestos scare
• Delta Air Lines flight attendants reject union
• 'I bleed purple and white': Central assistant principal Jones moves on to Fort Wayne
• FDA tests confirm listeria at Texas food plant
• Discounts offered in Facebook check-in 'Deals'
• WEATHER: Mid 50s today, low 40s Friday
• Republicans promise limited government
• Fed to buy $600 billion in bonds to aid economy
• Ex-NBA player bounced from 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Smoky skies NW of Muncie, but it's OK
• Obama signals compromise with GOP on tax cuts
• Republicans ride voter unrest to control of House
• Colts punter apologizes for 'embarrassing' episode
• Raccoons attack Georgia baby in her crib
• Jay Schools on 2-hour delay because of fog
• Art High at Noon: Indian Religious Art
• Follow us on Twitter
• Calif. voters reject legalizing marijuana
• Culture Week WEDNESDAY events: Culture Exchange & Korean lunch
• Duke chief: No inappropriate contacts over plant
• Analysis: Obama, Boehner in difficult positions
• Don't Miss The Piano Men This Friday at Emens
• UPDATED: Faulty wiring being blamed for house fire
• OID Seminars: Presenter Dr. Thelma Lazo-Flores
• Asian American Student Association's Month of Events
• Interfaith Dialog on Rumi
• Screening of Europa Presented by Mark Sawrie
• Tuesday's Delaware County arrest log
• Department of Biology Guest Lecture Series
• Department of Biology Guest Lecture Series
• ELECTION COVERAGE: 18 stories, plus vote totals
• Benefacta Day: November 10
• Pence stepping down as GOP conference chair
• WEATHER: Full sun for election day
• America waits for voter results, with control of Congress at stake
• Newcomer Eckerty unseats Errington
• Actor Charlie Sheen files for divorce
• German official: Package could have harmed people
• Two Democrats, one Republican fill county council seats
• SF Giants win World Series
• Follow us on Twitter
• Republican Coats wins bid to return to Senate
• Nationally, Democratic control is on the line
• Wyo. sheriff: No survivors in crash of small plane
• GOP piles up House seats in pursuit of majority
• Colts in first place after Monday Night victory
• Family Day: Art of African American Life
• Davis, Tyler, Lutz win statehouse seats
• Prominent Ind. judge charged with DUI
• Panopto Workshop - Schedule Correction
• GOP sweeps control of Statehouse
• Gaston woman dressed as champagne bottle arrested for DWI
• Muncie man charged with sending porn to son's cell phone
• THEATRE: Don't miss Frozen in Strother Theatre!
• ELECTION DAY: Voters hitting the polls in typical numbers this morning
• Former 'Pips' associate arrested for 36th time
• African Studies guest lecture: "Darfur in Regional and International Contexts" this Thursday
• Another $100,000 goes into Eckerty-Errington race
• Aid and Fertility: A Cross-Country Panel Analysis
• Amish workers spark action by Delaware County commissioners
• Monday's Delaware County arrest log
• Weed & Seed receives $157,000 for year three
• MOMS: Playgroups, and voting
• Methadone official cause in September BSU dorm death of IU student
• Key Palace Theatre owner dies
• Muncie City Council cuts $464,000 from 2011 budget
• W/R BLOG: Property tax caps spur voter turnout?
• Get election results fast by following us on Twitter
• March trials set in two Muncie baby beating cases
• Across the state, voter turnout appears mixed as GOP makes for big push
• Hahn wins three-man coroner race
• Are you prepared for election day?
• Disney star Demi Lovato checks in for treatment, leaves tour
• Arnold wins prosecutor's race
• Gaston woman dressed as champagne bottle arrested for DWI
• 10-year-old gives birth in Spain
• Scroggins will be new sheriff
• BLIGHT WATCH: Contaminated former gas station being cleaned up
• Face of 8-month-old burned in fall into fireplace
• Albany man guilty of threatening health inspector
• Deputy spots mountain lion along Ind. highway
• Breast cancer awareness month draws to close
• Get election results fast on Twitter
• Nearly 400 properties sold in tax sale
• Ind. couple surrenders 3-year-old to Ohio father
• Obituaries for Monday
• Police: Prankster shot dead after egging Mercedes
• WEATHER: 50s early in the week, 40s later
• Elizabeth Smart kidnap suspect kicked out of court
• Ill. man faces charges after meeting 12-year-old Hoosier girl online, then in person
• NC man pursues world record for kidney tumor
• IU lands top-10 recruit
• Come experience Frozen in Strother Theatre.
• Giants one win away from World Series title after 4-0 win
• Choral Ensembles Concert on Tuesday
• U.S. issues mail advisory, tightens cargo scrutiny
• Dems hope to limit losses in campaign's final hours
• Culture Week MONDAY: China In-Depth Lecture, Korean lunch & film night
• NC police: Fake leg found belonged to missing girl
• IU police looking for suspects in attack against Asian students
• Sex offender found living near Muncie daycares
• Obituaries for Tuesday
• Ethnography Working Group SECOND Meeting
• Coroner: No foul play in death of 5-year-old Muncie boy
• Ex-Muncie man guilty of murder
• Ball Bros. grant to support MAP implementation
• Sunday's Delaware County arrest log
• Property owner holds thieves at gunpoint
• AIG set to repay $37B in bailout money
• Police suspect alcohol as factor in mo-ped crash
• BUSTED: New daily arrest log
• Two restaurants cited for multiple violations
• MOMS: Talking about 'trading' candy and getting ready to vote
• A call for Veterans Day notes
• Theodore Sorensen, top JFK aide, dies at 82 in NY
• JOHN CARLSON: Simple life is anything but that for these plain folks
• Police suspect alcohol was factor in mo-ped crash
• Police block sex abuse survivors near Vatican
• Henry County Record
• Saturday's Delaware County arrest log
• Early morning crash claims Muncie teenager's life
• Pontiac, maker of muscle cars, ends after 84 years
• Closing arguments in the race for prosecutor
• Who still has trick-or-treating tonight?
• PRINT EXCLUSIVE: These election predictions are for you, Tiny Tim
• No sign of Minn. family or plane in Wyo. mountains
• Sherif's candidates remain gentlemen in campaigns
• Shuttle leak repairs good, launch on for Wednesday
• Winkle or Scroggins? There's going to be a new sheriff in town
• Snow globe shakes up Conn. airport routine
• Wash. man gets probation for Colo. abortion threat
• Trial begins 8 years after Elizabeth Smart kidnapping
• Generation gap divides troops on gays in military
• Coroner: no foul play in 5-year-old's death
• Property owner holds thieves at gunpoint
• Man arrested in sexual assault of 12-year-old
• BUSTED: Property owner holds thieves at gunpoint
• Delaware County Sheriff's Merit Board meeting rescheduled
• Obituaries for Monday
• ARF seeks dog house, straw donations
• 9 people shot at Oakland Halloween party
• 11/4 From the Nursing Lounge to the C-Suite . . . How We Can Help Improve Healthcare
• Hundreds of jobs coming to Muncie
• Alcohol evidence may find its way into Indy cop's case
• Panopto Workshop sponsored by ITAS
• Trunk n' Treat planned today in Daleville
• See who got arrested Friday
• The Perfect Night for FUN and FRIGHT: presented by Late Nite and University Program Board
• Early morning fatal crash reported north of Muncie
• LOST: A Fun Look at the Hit ABC Series
• UPDATED: Muncie teenager dies in morning crash
• Culture Exchange South Korea
• Poor economy driving more recruits to military
• Culture Week 2010
• Oops: Accused Fla. bank robber dropped wallet
• Diwali Celebration
• Prep volleyball semistate scores
• Company is coming to University Theatre Oct. 28
• Muncie police: Coke tossed during pursuit
• Choral Ensembles Concert on Tuesday
• Muncie Best Buy employee accused of thefts worth more than $7,000
• Ball State trails 13-7 at halftime against Kent State
• OID Diversity Seminar Tuesday October 26, 2010, 7:00 p.m. TC 101
• Ball Brothers Foundation grant to support MAP implementation
• Connersville named best-tasting water in Indiana
• Provost's Sabbatical Series
• Fields hopes to overcome incumbent Craycraft in clerk's race
• Ball State loses football game to Kent State 33-14
• Reminder: Cohen Peace Graduate Fellowship
• Chief Deputy Prosecutor Arnold and Judge Vorhees announces efforts to improve law protecting young, disabled victims
• Prep volleyball semistate championship scores
• Interested in a rewarding new career?
• Redkey Indiana State Police Post closing is final
• Mo-ped driver rushed to hospital following collision with car at McGalliard/Wheeling
• All About Chemistry: Take your career to the next level with graduate study
• Officer says he moved missing artwork, but didn't take it
• Friday's Delaware County arrest log
• "Darfur in Regional and International Contexts"
• Sallie Mae bringing 50 additional jobs to Muncie facility
• Obama appeals for postelection common ground
• Mobile Augmented Reality Study
• Impact of 650 new jobs could be substantial, especially for the south side
• Zombies in the lecture hall?
• Oprah lands President Bush, Michael Jackson's parents for ratings week
• BUSTED: New daily arrest log
• Safe trick-or-treating at the mall
• Muncie man arrested in coke-dealing probe
• University Singers not picked to sing
• Enrollment down all over ECI
• One man hospitalized in two-vehicle crash at Centennial/Bypass crossing
• New Castle woman charged, convicted in same day
• Sectional football scores
• Burglary suspect arrested twice in 12 hours
• Formal charges filed in porn, molest case
• More trouble for FOP call center
• New NAACP president Michael Harley hopes to invigorate Muncie chapter
• 8-week-old Muncie baby in Riley after alleged abuse
• Firefighters returning to Hoyt Avenue station
• Thursday's Delaware County arrest log
• What's that smell? No rain+cold air = stinky downtown
• Two more chances for 1 Fun Farm tickets!
• Colts' Dallas Clark finished for the season
• POLL: Americans split on health care repeal
• Diversity Seminar October 26, 2010: Presenter Dr Beth A. Messner
• Out At Work Mini-Conference
• David Letterman Distinguished Professional Lecture and Workshop Series with Dale Herigstad on Oct. 19 at 7:30 p.m.
• Culture Exchange India
• Art of Jazz Concert with Guest Composer-Pianist on Wednesday!
• Join University Program Board for Fall Fest on Wednesday night!
• McRuer presents "Crip Out: Freakish Performance and the New Rogue Disability History" from Freshmen Connections
• Families are free tonight for double showing of Despicable Me
• "Dead Kings and National Myths: Why Myths of Founding and Martyrdom are Important"
• 10/19 Wind Power Industry Careers, Jobs and Economic Development
• BSU produced, Award Winning DVD, "My Name is Jerry" to be launched October 19th
• Shirrel Rhoades Photograph Collection on Exhibit in Bracken Library
• Design and Build Your Future at Ball State
• Computer Training
• Office of Institutional Diversity: Diversity Seminar 2010
• New ENHANCE Incentive Program
• Magna Cum Murder features Charles Todd as guest of honor and J. Steven White as keynote speaker
• Art Professors' Exhibitions
• Family Weekend
• Panel Wednesday - The American's with Disabilities Act 20 Years Later: Laws, Experiences, Perceptions
• University Film Series Fall Films
• Don't miss Almost, Maine in Strother Theatre
• Faculty Development Newsletter - October 2010
• Mathematical Sciences Colloquium
• Art Professors' Conference Presentations
• Negotiating Cross-Cultural Trade: Rewriting the History of the Indian Ocean World c. 1000-1500 based on New Archeological and Shipwreck Evidence
• REMINDER Defending Segregation: Musical Responses to the Civil Rights Movement
• "Why We Read Mysteries" at E.B.Ball Center
• Excelling in Online Education
• Fall Leaf Tours in Christy Woods this Saturday
• Improv Comedy Show
• Life Sciences Luncheon - October 19, 2010
• National Security Decision Making Simulation
• Cuisine from more than 25 countries--this Thursday at The Amazing Taste!
• Office of institutional Diversity - Diversity Seminars 2010: First Presenter Dr Beth Messner, October 26, 2010, 7.00 p.m. TC 101. Theme: Voices of Intolerance - The Nature and Function of Hate Speech
• Women's Leadership Seminar 10/20/10
• Edmund F. Petty Memorial Lecture
• Leadership Studies Minor
• Fall 2010 Commencement Information
• On-campus Art Museum Internships Available
• Sustainable Health Care Architecture
• Register now for the Nov. 11 Indiana School Transformation Conference
• BSUMA Mania!
• BSU produced, Award Winning DVD, "My Name is Jerry" to be launched October 19th
• Board approves bonds, honorary degrees
• University Film Series Fall 2010
• Colloquium Presentation
• ASPiRE Internal Grants for Students!
• Company is coming to University Theatre!
• National Security Decision Making Simulation
• Suggest the Next Freshman Common Reader
• Dueling Pianos & Comedy Show this Saturday
• 10/15 Market Competition and Contracting Outcomes: Theory and Experimental Evidence
• First Annual Sabbatical Series
• upb@bsu.edu
• Virginia Ball Center celebrates 10 years of innovative education
• Amazing Taste this Thursday; special Dining hours
• Henry County Record
• Portland teen accused of slugging officer
• Ellsworth to speak at Henry County J-J Dinner
• Four hurt in motorcycle collision near Prairie Creek Reservoir
• Greener matters: The good, the bad and the ugly
• Muncie steps out to support breast cancer awareness, despite the rain
• South Gateway back on track
• Chef Carlos Maroney's meal was fit for a king
• Sunday's obituaries
• Enrollment up at Ball State
• Paint-chucking Muncie neighbor arrested
• Mornings get frosty this week
• Mormons plan to build their first temple in state in Indy
• Hundreds gather for Elkhart soldier's funeral
• Settlement reached after girl's 100-foot fall from Wis. ride
• Jay County Record
• Photos show U.S. soldiers posing with Afghan corpses
• Man sentenced in pharmacy robbery
• Fairgrounds on the hit list?
• Middletown man arrested after firing shotgun blast
• Sunday's obituaries
• Early, dry harvest causes farmers to deal with excessive dust
• Ball State wins MAC opener by beating Central Michigan 31-17 on road
• Fire destroys home; no one hurt
• Friday's Delaware County arrest log
• Former bouncer subdues drunken home intruder until police arrive
• Obama promotes technology; GOP calls for tax cuts
• Day of Caring opens volunteers eyes to non-profit agencies
• Lawyer negotiating for suspect in hit-and-run that killed cop
• Action Inc.'s Senior Aides show up for work even with no pay
• See who got arrested Friday
• Judge recommends reprimand, not suspension, for McKinney
• Three injured in motorcycle collision near Prairie Creek Reservoir
• Dunkirk teen accused of slugging police officer
• DNR expects deer hunters to bring in record kills
• Photos show US soldiers posing with Afghan corpses
• Ind. farmers harvest corn, soybeans at record pace
• NJ student's suicide resonates on campus, beyond
• Wife: Mexican pirates fatally shot my husband
• US apologizes for '40s syphilis study in Guatemala
• Mich. worker's blog sparks debate on free speech
• Grand jury indicts accused California kidnappers
• Delta to play Yorktown tonight in county volleyball final
• US balloonists plunged at 50 mph, likely dead
• Fox News objects to AP story on lawsuit
• Prosecutor: Victims suffered unimaginable terror
• 'In the Pink' shirts on sale Wednesday
• W/R REPORT: Has McKinney "suffered enough?"
• Charges filed in theft of Dunkirk Volunteer Fire Department's funds
• U.S. leads at water-logged Ryder Cup
• Crash shuts down traffic on Tillotson Ave. in Muncie
• Delaware County burn ban extended
• Muncie plumber accused of taking jewelry, pills
• CNN's Sanchez fired after calling Stewart a bigot
• Ball State task force to look at its online competition
• Prep football scores
• Life Chain hoping for more links this year
• Police: Men stay back while women rob store
• The Star Press recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness month
• Labrador rescue group gets zoning OK
• Action Inc. surrenders Senior Aides program
• The Star Press launches "In the Pink"
• Thursday's Delaware County arrest log
• MOMS: Want free tickets to 1 Fun Farm?
• Report: Arbatov, Soviet foreign policy guru, dies
• United, Continental complete combination
• 'In the Pink' T-shirts available Wednesday
• Small plane crashes near northern Indiana airport
• Albany home destroyed in overnight fire
• Mayor McShurley to address local Tea Party
• Muncie man arrested for dealing in cocaine
• Monday deadline for shot records for Muncie schools
• Local Jewish residents celebrate High Holy Days
• Muncie woman gets two years for fondling teen
• Wednesday's Delaware County arrest log
• Funds from state environmental license plates to help save local camp
• Santa Fe goat 'Maria' killed in drive-by shooting
• Millions have been cut from the county budget, more to come — including employees?
• Wednesday's Delaware County arrest log
• Delaware County hosts SWAT challenge
• A week without Facebook? Pa. college tries it out
• Gaston cracks down on meth
• Doctor shot at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore
• WEATHER: Showers likely
• Million-dollar Powerball ticket purchased in Muncie
• New site shows Hoosiers who is representing them
• UPDATE: Police: Hopkins gunman shot himself and relative
• Do you have an iPad?
• Former Indianapolis arena site about to be paved
• Washington St. Festival back this weekend
• Albany lifts boil order
• Old school Hip Hop Nite is Saturday
• Tickets still available for Letterman-Stone appearance
• ALL ACCESS: Wonderful Chicago dancing machine floats into Emens Sunday
• Astronomy tutorial offered this week at Ball State planetarium
• Colts Friday Night Football Tour to visit Yorktown-Delta football game
• Jackson's mother sues concert promoter AEG Live
• Man arrested on drug charges for the second time in less than three weeks
• Obama to Latinos: don't forget who stands with you
• Mo-ped mishaps lead to felons Curtis Lay and Bradley Carpenter's arrests
• Thursday is the deadline for updated shots at Muncie schools
• Committees stalled at Muncie City Schools meeting
• Tuesday's Delaware County arrest log
• Ball State responds: 'Students are adults'
• Oregon rescuers dig camel 'Moses' out of sinkhole
• Thursday is the deadline for updated shots at Muncie schools
• Chicago police officers rally against dept. head
• United Way of Delaware County shoots for bigger gains
• Daniels says no presidential pitch made at dinners
• The stinky smell of local politics?
• BLOG: McShurley talking to Tea Party; skunks not welcome
• WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warm
• Police: Ind. teen calmly admitted killing brother
• Years after floods, homeowners await FEMA buyouts
• TV correspondent Edwin Newman dies
• New push for bill to aid sick 9/11 responders
• Police: Man crashes, tries to tow cars while drunk
• Many central, southern Ind. counties ban burning
• Bahamas Jaws Beach boater likely found in shark
• Do you have an iPad?
• CDC: One-third of sex ed omits birth control
• Are you the Marsh Mystery Shopper?
• Inventor of The Club dies in Pa. crash
• State Police nab Michael Lacy for growing marijuana
• Monday deadline for Muncie students' shots
• Boil-order follows water main break in Albany
• Geithner says China too slow with currency reforms
• Police: Eiffel Tower evacuated over bomb threat
• WEATHER: Cooler, still dry
• Ind. campaign manager resigns over anti-gay tweets
• Obituaries for Wednesday
• State setting pace for students taking college prep courses
• Minn. library gets book back after some 35 years
• Colts' Bob Sanders to visit Dr. Andrews
• Rafael Nadal wins U.S. Open, completes careeer Grand Slam
• Obama urges students to be tolerant of each other
• Jimmy Carter: NKorea requested prisoner mission
• Eminem, Jay-Z rock Yankee Stadium
• Schrenker's wife featured on cable TV show
• Merger of missteps led to midair collision over Hudson
• TV film to portrait life of Hoosier astronaut
• Water main break prompts Albany boil order
• Ethanol supporters hopeful for green light
• Girl Scouts to close N. Ind. camp
• Injuries reported in Tenn. flare plant explosion
• Twitter tweaks website to show more photos, video
• Old Timers' Basketball tourney planned for December
• Airmen: Lesbian should not have been discharged
• Muncie man charged with sexual misconduct
• Randolph superintendent honored by peers
• Cops: Man flashed Greensboro post office workers
• This was no ordinary book signing
• Mooreland man killed when ATV flips in ditch
• Randolph superintendent honored by peers
• READER-SUBMITTED: Selma Elementary PTO meeting
• This was no ordinary book signing
• Monday's Delaware County arrest log
• 200,000 gallons of manure sprayed before Randolph County fish kill
• Group wants to rename high fructose corn syrup as corn sugar
• More people playing 'dangerous game' and losing
• BUSTED: New daily arrest log
• Yorktown boy to share poster with Colts player
• Mayor accuses council of 'political lynching'
• Do you have an iPad?
• Reggie Bush forfeits 2005 Heisman Trophy
• Karl Rove predicts doom for Democrats during Ball State University speech
• Iran frees American woman on $500,000 bail
• BLIGHT WATCH: Riggin's Dairy property still hanging on
• Sunday's Delaware County arrest log
• City, county ready to seek toxic waste cleanup funding
• College loan default rates rise, report says
• Muncie church honors educators
• CDC: Utah leads US for breast-feeding, 9 of 10 try
• Opponents warn of dangers of hog industry growth
• N. Ind. medics pull 81-year-old from burning car
• Indiana University student Jarrod Polston, 18, dies in Ball State dorm
• Sunday's arrest log
• WEATHER: Warm and partly cloudy
• Do you have an iPad?
• Jurors in teen trial face question: insane or evil
• Fla. deputies handcuff 7-foot gator near school
• Hershey, software maker in battle over chocolate milk iPhone apps
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Venezuelan official: Plane crashed with 47 aboard
• Falling limb knocks out tree worker
• Swift, West live up to the hype at the VMAs
• Ind. teen pleads guilty to brother's strangling
• Colts hope to make defensive corrections
• Long expected, YouTube wades into live streaming
• Las Vegas-based casino buys Indiana's Grand Victoria
• Hurricane Igor at 150 mph, but staying away from land
• Manager shot during N. Ind. hardware store robbery
• Page or Wenning — Which player will start at QB for Ball State in game at Purdue?
• Scientists say oil is 2 inches thick on ocean floor
• Entries are being accepted for Farmland chili cook-off and Mac Attack
• Prosecutor: Ohio mom taught toddler to smoke pot
• Grant to continue support for Ivy Tech
• Obama wants big increase in offshore inspections
• Light Horse Club to have trail work day
• Indiana teen pleads guilty to brother's strangling
• Mother draws suspended term in school neglect case
• Indiana boy missing since December found in Arizona
• Byrd civil trial could be late 2011
• Muncie church honors educators
• Muncie Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Man faces charges in two counties
• Gaston Lions Club fair to begin Monday
• JOHN CARLSON: Congratulations! It's a pair of bouncing baby ... um ... frogs?
• 'Winning' lottery tickets losing proposition for New Castle felon
• Hundreds turn out to pedal, despite puddles, at The Great Greenway Tour
• Former BorgWarner employees moving on, looking forward to reunion
• Sunday's obituaries
• Enjoy the sunshine today, Monday
• Westbound lanes of I-465 to shift today
• Police investigate Pendleton diner shootings
• Memorial service to honor crew of USS Indianapolis
• Indiana rail line studies changes for deadly crossing
• 3 inmates escape from Arizona prison
• Henry County Record
• Al Gore won't be prosecuted over sex assault allegation
• Jay County Record
• Suddenly, Monument Circle's hot
• Randolph County Record
• Project Stepping Stone auction to support home for homeless
• More than 900 families line up for free food at Second Harvest event
• Report: Indiana's beaches getting cleaner
• Center Township Fire Department to "stand down" after almost 10 years of service
• BUSTED: Find out who was arrested on Friday
• Obituaries for Saturday
• Gore cleared of sex allegations
• Store manager tells robber Jesus wouldn't approve
• NY town packed with VIP for Clinton wedding
• Police: Cheeseburger found in woman's gas tank
• Is the U.S. sending a message to N. Korea?
• Ore. district attorney says no Gore prosecution
• MSD warns to stay out of White River, Buck Creek
• NM governor considers pardon for Billy the Kid
• Man kills ex, then self, in Pendleton diner
• French woman admits to suffocating her 8 newborns
• Police: Men tried to sell wood blocks as laptops
• Gibson's ex-girlfriend urges him `tell the truth'
• New Castle Correctional Facility inmate faces new molesting charge
• Ethics panel to charge California Rep. Waters
• Area Roundup
• Muncie City Council approves fire service pact
• Delaware County sheriff's merit board plans Tuesday meeting
• Thefts of mail from rural Randolph County boxes under investigation
• Police: Ind. boy fired shot that killed 3-year-old
• Newspaper carrier finds man sleeping with pants around ankles outside fire station
• Some local postal jobs could be Kokomo-bound
• Sunday's obituaries
• Bank robber leaves wallet at scene of the crime
• Acts of vandalism closing area public restrooms
• Should BP re-brand its U.S. stations with another name?
• Transgender woman claims she was mistreated by BMH staff
• BUSTED: New daily arrest log
• Obituaries for Friday
• Wreckage of medical plane found in Lake Michigan
• WEATHER: Cooler start, and lots of sun
• Upgrades planned for long-running classic car auction
• Efforts fail to save 3-year-old girl after shooting
• Andy Griffith's new role: pitching health care law
• Ellen out on 'American Idol;' Will Jennifer Lopez replace her?
• Texas mom in starving case changes plea to guilty
• Arizona sheriff not relenting after court ruling
• The votes are in: Ball State picked fifth in MAC West football race
• July is deadliest month of Afghan war for U.S.
• Passing lanes on I-70 to be closed Saturday
• Obama to sell auto bailout good news in Michigan
• Montpelier man convicted in burglary probe
• GREEN: How can Muncie save the country's mountains?
• New Castle man's gun, trespass trial set for September
• Great white shark sightings close Cape Cod beach
• 4-year-old wakes parents while house is burning
• Ex-cop's child porn case postponed - again
• Man gets jail for Phillies game vomit-assault
• Blackford schools add activity bus route
• Obituaries for Saturday
• Fiery semi crash shuts down I-69 for six hours; car crashes head-on into garbage truck
• 12-year-old girl injured on Wis. 'free fall' ride
• Inmate sues man he's convicted of burglarizing
• Byrd charged with stealing daughter's financial aid checks
• Motorist obeys road rules during police pursuit
• Muncie barbecue legend Q.L. Stevens dies at 83
• Judge blocks key parts of Ariz. immigration law
• Ellen DeGeneres out as 'American Idol' judge
• Woman found guilty of rape, sexual misconduct
• Initial jobless claims drop to 457,000
• Downtown business owners fight weekend 'street parties'
• BUSTED: Woman found guilty of sex crimes; major pot bust in Henry County
• Local resident: Arizona events need to be monitored
• Toyota recalls 412,000 cars in U.S.
• Obituaries for Thursday
• Indy man robbed of $1, food stamps
• WEATHER: Cooler weather coming
• American Eagle apologizes to nursing mom for in-store incident
• Father, son arrested in Indy stabbing death
• Ousted USDA employee plans to sue blogger
• Brown County getting state's largest nature preserve
• MOMS: Roll Call, Storer Elem., and breastfeeding in public
• Military plane crashes on training run in Alaska
• Feds warned company about oil pipeline monitoring before Michigan spill
• UPDATED: Trucks collide, closing I-69
• Day care licensing to be checked after choking death
• Indiana county offers buyouts to employees as cost-saver
• Staples collecting school donations
• Walk Indiana early registration deadline Sunday
• Toddler shot inside Indy home
• State police plan Friday DWI checkpoint
• Obituaries for Friday
• New after-school care contract will cost Del-Com parents less
• Large Indiana farmer's market closing
• Charge dropped against convicted murderer Michael P. Heffern
• Excessive force suspension reversed for Texas cop
• Police seize 35 pounds of pot in Henry County
• BUSTED: New daily arrest log
• Convicted killer draws 75-year sentence in Shawn Buckner case
• BP's Gulf damage payments up to $256 million
• Ohio man wants to raise about 2 million chickens in Jay County
• Mom, son arrested in Indy gang investigation
• Obituaries for Wednesday
• Company doubling workforce for oil cleanup in Michigan
• WEATHER: Hottest day of the week
• Judge blocks Arizona's new immigration law
• IUPUI investigates basketball program for 'emotional abuse'
• Kokomo GM plant 'assessing business model'
• At least 45 dead after plane crash in Pakistan
• Pitino claims extortion suspect initiated sex
• NASCAR team owner walks away after crashing plane
• At sub shop, Obama makes case for business aid
• Ohio woman dies after being hit by police car
• Declining attendance forces Indy to make changes
• Deputy has to pay to make arrest at county fair
• Farmland Community Food Pantry in need of donations
• Second Harvest tax credits offered
• Ex-BorgWarner workers to reunite
• Charges dropped against teen charged in prank
• Obituaries for Thursday
• Volunteers 'Converge' on event
• Jury begins weighing Blagojevich corruption case
• Council puts officials through questioning
• Jury finds Muncie woman guilty of rape, sexual misconduct
• Teenage burglar must've failed basic "Crime 101"
• Mass. cops: Grandmother left to waste away in chair
• Alleged victim testifies, via TV, about sexual abuse
• NYC looks to stop massive bedbug spread
• Lawsuit against Monroe Township official dropped
• Return to school rapidly approaching
• Prosecutor: Woman 'encouraged' husband's assaults on disabled victim
• Fingers pointed in deputies pension mess
• Woman arrested in fake bridal show scam
• Boat hits well on La. coast, sends oil spewing
• Price tag for GM's new electric car? $41,000
• Obituaries for Wednesday
• Pipeline leak spills 800,000 gallons of oil into Michigan river
• South Bend delays vote on gay rights ordinance
• Free food offered Friday at McCulloch Park
• Ball State promotes Alex Marconi to head baseball coaching position
• Middletown flea market to raise funds for Boy Scouts
• Hard-hitting former Raider Jack Tatum dies at 61
• Red Sun closes, cites foreclosure on rented building
• Jack Hanna wards off grizzly with pepper spray
• Muncie woman charged with DWI, nudity
• Portland men held in rape of Muncie teenager
• Man charged with stalking ex-girlfriend
• Ted Baker named executive director of the Innovation Connector
• Indiana Federation Mothers of Twins Club Elects New Officers, Awards Scholarships
• Retirement to Change what we are doing
• Doug Eckerty Files to Run For State Senate
• Is Green Marketing Still Hot?
• Property Tax Caps Can Create 97,000 Jobs
• B Jeff Ellison for Indiana Senate District 26
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Delaware County
• Muncie Symphony Orchestra - Verdi Requiem Mass
• Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Artist Series Event)
• JIGU! Thunder Drums of China
• 43rd Annual Singer's Spectacular
• Rob Becker's Defending The Caveman
• Muncie Symphony Orchestra - Birds of Fire
• Momix - Opus Cactus
• Vicki Lawrence & Mama:A Two-Woman Show (Artist Series Event)
• Bob Mintzer Big Band
• Jane Eyre
• The Producers
• School of Music Opera - Madama Butterfly
• Muncie Symphony Orchestra - Where Worlds Meets
• Wonderful Town (Artist Series Event)
• Moscow Festival Ballet - Cinderella
• Hometown Christmas
• The Manhattan Transfer Christmas
• Muncie Symphony Orchestra - Symphony of Toys
• I Can't Stop Loving You (Artist Series Event)
• Southern Fried Chicks
• Leahy
• Bowfire
• Jack Hanna
• Muncie Symphony Orchestra - Stay Tuned

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