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What research misses: We use more media than we say we do
Researchers from Ball State's Center for Media Design found that media
use by adults is more than double the extent reported by standard survey
research methods. Called the Middletown Media Studies, the research
asked questions and used methods that are more extensive than those
found in traditional media-measurement methods.
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University wins eight awards
in local advertising competition
 Ball State brought home
eight awards Feb. 21 in annual competition sponsored by
the Advertising Federation of East Central Indiana. The local Addy
Awards recognize outstanding advertising efforts in various media.
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March 5 workshop will help guide campus bikeway plan
The free, public workshop will take place
9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the College of
Architecture and Planning (CAP) ground floor multi-purpose room.
The workshop’s purpose will be to gather public input regarding a
bikeway system on campus.
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Sports editor of Chicago Tribune RedEye edition speaks March 2
 Ball State
alumnus Michael Kellams, sports editor of the Chicago Tribune’s RedEye,
will speak at
7:30 p.m. in Art and Journalism Building room 175.
His topic will be “J-Lo, McPaper and Ben Bradlee: Why Nipple Rings
Matter As Much As They Do. And, Then Again, Why They Really Don’t. And
So Forth.”
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Student input helping to direct planning for new residence hall
Pending approval by the Board of Trustees, the new hall would be built
on the site immediately north of the DeHority Halls complex, and
university officials have met with many student groups gathering ideas
regarding the amenities and services.
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'Ruthless' tale of theatrical mayhem to unfold at
Strother
 Murder, betrayal
and theatrical mayhem — all caused by one devious child actor — comes to
the Strother Theatre stage in “Ruthless” at 8 p.m. March 2-6 and 9-10
and at 2:30 p.m. March 7.
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WIPB-TV to host 'Ready to Learn' children's fair
Saturday
Children and their parents are invited to spend a day of family fun with
WIPB-TV at the seventh annual Ready to Learn Children's Fair from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 28 at Muncie’s Horizon Convention Center.
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Internet and art come together
in students' online gallery
The students will unveil their gallery March 3-7 at
the Mitchell Place Gallery, 301 S. Walnut St., Suite 102. The exhibit
will feature digital and live works by Muncie artists Alfredo
Marin-Carle, Pamela DeMarris, Jon Stine and Bill Zack.
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Multimedia tribute at Emens features Henry
Mancini's music
 Monica Mancini will
honor her late father, composer Henry Mancini, in the multimedia
tribute, "Mancini at the Movies," at 7:30 p.m. March 3 in Emens
Auditorium. The tribute includes clips from some of his greatest movies
plus rare behind-the-scenes video as well as his music.
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Kirkpatrick Conference to view impact of aging on business
The impact of
America’s aging baby boom generation on business is the
topic for the 50th annual Kirkpatrick Memorial Conference on Aging
April 15 at the Alumni Center.
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Memorial services held for former professor Merle Fifield
Memorial services for Merle Fifield are at
6 p.m. Feb. 27 at Meeks Mortuary Chapel. Fifield, who taught
medieval literature in the English department for 34 years, died last
week.
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