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Computing improvements will encourage Internet
innovation
Ball State is enabling tomorrow's Internet innovators by offering
improved personal Web site access and expanding the university's digital
storage capacity by more than one-third.
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Ivan showing RPM students importance of disaster
plan
 Ivan is
a timely reminder of the importance of disaster planning in apartment
management, says Sue Whitaker, who teaches in Ball State's residential
property management (RPM) program.
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Former Ball Corp. official to speak in leadership
series
Sponsored by the Miller College of Business, the event provides
students with an opportunity to hear from successful, seasoned business
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BeneFacta Day to focus
on community partnerships
 Keynote
speaker is David Cox, professor and executive assistant to the president
at the University of Memphis. His topic will be "Community-Higher
Education Partnerships: Defining Today's University."
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Proposals sought for Improving Teaching Quality Partnership
Visiting Writers Series opens with Minnesota
novelist's talk
 Fiction
writer Julie Schumacher will read at
7 p.m. Sept. 23 in Bracken Library, room 225. Schumacher
is the inaugural reader in the 2004-05 Visiting Writers Series.
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Indiana Academy counselor's music becomes tribute
to friend
 Daniel
Reck's latest work, "Of Dreams Eternal," premieres
Sept. 19 at DePauw University. The work evolved into a
musical tribute to the life of Reck's friend who was
killed in February in an automobile accident.
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Home is where the pallet is; students will build
shelters
For four days, a group of Ball State architecture students will
learn how to build shelters from pallets for refugees left homeless by
catastrophes.
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PEP program leads employee
to scholarship, eventual degree
 Angel Silvers received the Vivian Z. Conley Memorial Re-Entry
Scholarship during the "Women's Equality Day" celebration at Muncie's
City Hall last month. The scholarship is awarded to a non-traditional
student who is enrolled for less than 12 hours.
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Evening of dancing and music
to benefit public television
 WIPB-TV's fourth annual Fall Dance Oct. 2 at
the Horizon Convention Center will spotlight the musical talents of the
Indianapolis band Zanna-Doo. All proceeds from the dance go toward the
public television station's programming and operating costs.
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Enhanced Provost Initiative funding available for
projects
EPI awards, ranging from $7,500 to $20,000, are for projects that build
on existing university strengths and potentials.
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