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Former presidential adviser David Gergen to speak Sept. 16
The former adviser to three American presidents will provide a
behind-the-scenes account of the White House.
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Computer visionary to address researchers for BeneFacta Day
Software inventor Alan Kay, popularly known as the father of the
personal computer, will be the keynote speaker.
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College rating book says we're among most
underrated schools
The 2004 edition of “The
Unofficial, Unbiased Insider’s Guide to 328 Most Interesting Colleges”
places
Ball
State
among 20 schools that “just don’t get the
respect they deserve.”
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University awarded chapter
of Phi Kappa Phi honorary
Ball State has been awarded a chapter in
the nation’s oldest, largest and most selective all-discipline honor
society.
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Nursing students hone skills in
new health care annex
If Ball State’s newest classroom were to
host a television show, it would be more “ER” and less “Boston Public.”
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Campus to host Small Cities Conference Sept. 12-13
Challenges facing communities with populations between 40,000 and
100,000 will be discussed during the conference.
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Magazine lists undergraduate
entrepreneurship program fifth
Ball State’s program improved its national rankings by four spots,
according to U.S. News and World Report 2004 rankings.
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 New
bulletproof vests provide police added comfort, security
University police officers no longer have to choose between comfort
and protection.
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New center helps psychology
majors investigate choices
Psychology majors who ponder what to do
with a bachelor's degree in the field are getting assistance through a
Lilly II grant.
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 New student trustee aims to help
citizens and his peers
Gov. Frank O’Bannon has named a Kyle Mitchell, a junior from Fishers, as the student
representative to the Board of Trustees.
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Emens Auditorium announces
attractions for 2003-2004
The season includes the Broadway hits “Fame, the Musical,”
“The Music Man,” “STOMP,” and popular concerts including “An Evening
with Willie Nelson,” and “Neal McCoy Christmas.”
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Theater and dance season to feature variety of productions
The season will feature two innovative dance concerts, a timeless
American classic, a recent Pulitzer Prize winner, a brilliant French
farce and a hilarious musical satire.
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Art professor's work on exhibit at Mitchell
Place Gallery
David Johnson's interests are in woodcuts, etchings, drawings and
paintings.
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