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State Department officials' visit to cover
rebuilding of Iraq
Officials from the U.S. Department of State will
conduct a two-day foreign policy program Sept. 29 and 30 in Muncie
culminating with a national town meeting focusing on rebuilding Iraq.
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Toying with science earns physics
citations for service
Anyone who tells Jim and Nancy Watson that children can’t
learn physics might get showered with toys.
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Orchestra conductor wins prestigious competition
To inspire an orchestra to perform at its
peak, a conductor needs to grab every musician on the first upbeat, and
Tomasz Golka did just that.
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Computer security experts warn against viruses,
e-mail scams
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State’s Computer Security Incident Response team tries
hard not to cry “wolf.”
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Freshman Common Reader author to speak Oct. 8 at
Emens
Barbara Ehrenreich is author of this year's
Freshman Common Reader, "Nickel and Dimed: On NOT Getting By in America."
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Campus judges ready for hot job of judging chili cook-off
Celebrity judges from
across campus are preparing their palates for the second annual
Residence Halls Dining Service chili cook-off Oct. 9.
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daughter's trip draws community response
Delana Ulmer wasn’t going to let anything keep her
daughter from being a student ambassador to
Hawaii. When she held a fund-raiser, she received an
outpouring of support from the campus and the community.
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Tony Award-winning "Kiss Me Kate" takes Emens stage
Oct. 9
Revel in the hilarious antics of Sam and Bella
Spewack's story of theatre folk and
gangsters and listen to 18 classic songs from Indiana's own Cole Porter.
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Jazz vocalist performs with symphony Oct. 11 at
Emens
Dianne Reeves, recognized as one of the best jazz performers of this
era, is also known for her variations in style, including pop and rhythm
and blues.
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