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Holocaust scholar to present Honors College lecture
Oct. 6
 Alvin
Rosenfeld, director of the Robert A. and Sandra S. Borns Jewish Studies
Program at Indiana University, speaks in Pruis Hall. His talk is the
Third Annual Bruce F. and Ildiko B. Meyer Honors Memorial Lecture.
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University's broadcasting efforts win five regional
Emmy awards
Ball State's five Emmys, including two for a student-produced
magazine program, were awarded Sept. 18 during ceremonies hosted by the Cleveland
chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
Four of the five Emmys were won in professional categories.
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Halloween continues to grow
as retail sales surpass $7 billion
 Retailers
have been draping their aisles with black cats, witches and candy for
several weeks, if not months, in an effort to push shoppers into the
Halloween mood, said James Lowry.
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University to host conference
on medieval studies in October
The accomplishments of a medieval Christian visionary and composer will
be celebrated during a joint conference Oct. 6-9. The 20th anniversary
celebration of the International Society of Hildegard von Bingen Studies
will take place in conjunction with the 35th annual Interdisciplinary
CAES Conference.
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'The Miracle Worker' to open 2004-05 theater season
Sept. 30
Ball State's Department of Theatre and Dance is anticipating a
spectacular year as it opens the 2004-05 season with a classic story of
triumph over adversity. "The Miracle Worker" will be presented at
7:30 p.m. Sept. 30 to Oct. 2 and Oct. 6-9 and at
2:30 p.m. Oct. 3 in University Theatre.
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Foundation board member honored as minority role
model
 Penny
Ralston, dean
of human sciences at Florida State University, received
the Minority Access Alumni Role Model Award Sept. 19. Ralston was
nominated by the Graduate School and the Department of Family and
Consumer Sciences.
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Latino Student Union hosts 'Pocho Joe' in week of
events
Hip-hop poet and comedian Joe Hernandez-Kolski ("Pocho Joe") appears
Sept. 28 as part of a week of activities sponsored by the Latino Student
Union.
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Former dean still hangs around; listed again among
Who's Who
 Victor
Lawhead used to worry if, come Monday, he would be hanging from a tree.
The "hanging tree" was located between the Administration Building and
the L.A. Pittenger Student Center. Each Monday through the turbulent
1960s, it would hold the effigy of an official unfortunate enough to
have incurred student wrath.
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