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University to sponsor two
new public charter schools
Two schools have earned sponsorship from
Ball State to operate as public charter schools. Based upon a
recommendation of a charter school review panel and after receiving
positive community feedback from each school’s public hearing, President
Blaine A. Brownell approved the sponsorship of schools in Gary and
Graysville.
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Cardinal pride on exhibit during
homecoming week
activities
 "Wild
With Pride" is the theme for Ball State's annual homecoming activities
Oct. 13-18. The week begins with the second annual crowning of
faculty/staff royalty during opening day events Oct. 13 in Irving Gym. (See
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The highlight of the week is the football game with
Miami
University at
2 p.m. Oct. 18. Other events include the Air Jam, bed
race, parade and talent search.
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International digital architecture conference to be held locally
Architects from around the world are coming to
Ball
State and
Indianapolis Oct. 23-26 to explore the latest digital
media and computer technologies during “Connecting — Crossroads of
Digital Discourse.” Architecture scholars from 17 countries such as
Israel,
Taiwan,
Australia and
Italy are gathering in
Central Indiana for the 22nd annual Association for
Computer-Aided Design in Architecture (ACADIA). The conference has a
reputation for showcasing the latest technologies that will drive the
future of the profession.
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Ball State joins life science initiative
through planning
Ball
State and national health organizations believe that
environmental and community design needs to be an integral part of any
life science initiative. Considering community design issues for
existing neighborhoods and new development that promotes
wellness is the focus of an upcoming
conference.
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Former dean shares story of Beneficence in library talk
Who created the sculpture, affectionately known as
Benny? How did she get here? What does she symbolize? What's in the
treasure chest? Earl Conn, dean emeritus of the College of
Communication, Information, and Media, will answer those questions Oct.
22 in a talk sponsored by Friends of Alexander M. Bracken Library.
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Simple steps can help make Halloween a safe night for all
 Adults can make
Halloween less bewitching for youngsters by taking simple precautions,
says Robert Fey, associate director of Ball State's Public Safety
Department.
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Ballet Nacional de Cuba
performs Don Quixote at Emens
 One of
the most prestigious companies in the world, Ballet Nacional de Cuba,
will perform Don Quixote at Emens Auditorium at 8 p.m. Oct. 30. Artistic
and technical severity, as well as diverse aesthetic conceptions, have
granted the Ballet Nacional de Cuba a relevant place among international
dance institutions.
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Retired teachers honor helpers
by endowing three scholarships
A Ball State graduate and his wife have
endowed three scholarships to help students reach educational goals.
The scholarships funded by William and
Phyllis Wayne, who now reside in Clovis, Calif., will honor individuals
who helped the couple find their way to teaching careers.
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