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Steve Bell named to Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame
 The
former ABC anchor and reporter will be inducted during
ceremonies April 10 in Greencastle. The hall
of fame annually recognizes
people with significant Indiana ties who have demonstrated they are
journalists of the highest distinction.
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Student employees honored during recognition week
Ball State will honor more than 5,500 student employees April 11-17 as
part of the National Student Employment Week observance. Sponsored by
the Career Center, the week is designed to bring attention to students
who play a role in helping Ball State operate.
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New book on Sudan covers country's bloody history
 In
her new book, "Sudan's Blood Memory," Stephanie Beswick analyzes the
nation's history starting with its days as the southern part of ancient
Egyptian empires through the current civil war.
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Journalism department to present awards March 30
The department's awards program also includes presentation of the 2004
Eugene S. Pulliam National Writing Award.
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President of Hispanic leadership organization speaks March 31
 Ingrid
Duran is president of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute. Its
leadership development programs include its summer internship,
nine-month public policy fellowship and college scholarship awards.
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University Singers celebrate 40th anniversary at
Spectacular
This year’s Spectacular, “Can’t Stop the Beat,” will be jam-packed with
performances and surprises such as alumni and current members uniting on
stage, as well as video clips of past performers.
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Hidden treasures on display in Beeman Costume
Collection
 Western
wear, cowboy garb and rhinestone couture are the focus of the Beeman
Historic Costume Collection's current display, "How the West Was Worn."
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Psychedelic '60s come alive
on stage in 'A Flea in Her Ear'
A "shagadellic" tale full of mistaken identities, crazy situations and
bizarre personalities unfolds in "A Flea in Her Ear," on stage at 8 p.m.
April 1-3 and April 7-10 and at 2:30 p.m. April 4 in University Theatre.
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Student wins national award
for Daffy Duck-inspired table
 Dana Fear
thinks her table is just ducky. So did NICHE, a trade publication for
American crafts. The magazine honored the Ball State senior with a 2004
Student Niche Award for her work, “Duck Table.” The table resembles a
nightstand. Instead of having traditional legs, however, Fear carved
duck legs.
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Limited-access, live broadcast
to spoof television reality shows
Ready to make fun of television's overzealous offering of reality shows
like "Survivor," "Trading Spaces" and "Blind Date"? Ball State's
"Reality TV Bytes" will do just that at 8 p.m. April 13, which will air
via campus cable television and through 35 Internet slots.
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