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 Joseph McKinney named Rawlings Award recipient
McKinney received the award for his ongoing commitment to extended
education and for his encouragement and leadership in recruiting other
faculty to teach distance education courses.
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 Many minority groups were
victims of hate
crimes after 9-11
People perceived to be Middle Eastern were as likely to be
victims of hate crimes as followers of Islam in the days after the Sept.
11, 2001, terrorist attacks, says a Ball State study.
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 Merging technology with reading
boosts comprehension
Repeated use of quality computer programs gives students the meaningful
practice and immediate feedback that helps them improve their reading
skills.
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Academic issues viewed by students as top obstacles
Keeping focused and staying motivated are among the
challenges Ball State students expect to face on the path to a degree.
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Proud mother celebrating son's appearance on "Jeopardy"
Until this summer, Susan Harmon has never known a contestant on
"Jeopardy."
She does now. But Ball State’s sign shop
supervisor never expected it to be her son, Jeremy. She's celebrating by
inviting friends, family and "Jeopardy" fans to watch her son compete at
7:30 p.m. Oct. 7 at Damons Restaurant.
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 Prolific printmaker Jim Dine exhibition
coming to museum
“Jim Dine Prints: 1985-2000” will consist of
approximately 40 works representing Dine’s recent graphic production.
The retrospective exhibition will blend new imagery along with some of
his more familiar themes.
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featured in "A Beautiful Mind"
Audience members need not polish up their
calculus to enjoy “Proof,” which will be performed at 8 p.m. Sept. 18-20
and Sept. 24-27 and at 2:30 p.m. Sept. 21 and 28 at University Theatre.
Presented by the Department of Theatre and Dance, “Proof” wades through
the complexities of family relations and their solutions rather than
solves mathematical equations.
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