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New book lists broadcasting program among nation's
best
In the book "This Business of Broadcasting," author Leonard Mogel
touts Ball State as one of eight schools having a superb program in
broadcasting.
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Teachers College alumnus to discuss state of public
education
 William
Hatcher will discuss "What Has Become Clearer to Me About the State of
Public Education"
Oct. 6 in Teachers College, room 102. Hatcher retired in June after
having served as superintendent of the Kern High School District, the
largest in California.
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Business Fellows program sponsors 13 initiatives for
2004
More than 90 Ball State students will spend a semester in an intense
applied work experience that will benefit an Indiana business, industry
or community thanks to the university's Business Fellows program.
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Collection of Yoplait yogurt lids to help breast
cancer research
 Ball
State's
Health Education department is collecting pink Yoplait yogurt lids
during October in support of the company's "Save Lids to Save Lives"
campaign.
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African scholars here as part
of United Nations exchange
Two computer science scholars from Africa are visiting Ball State this
semester as part of a recently signed exchange agreement with United
Nations University's International Institute for Software Technology.
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Lack of sunlight may put some at risk for seasonal
disorder
 As the hours
of daylight decrease over the fall and winter months, millions of
Americans may need to find alternative lighting options to battle the
symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder, says psychologist Jay
Zimmerman.
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Homecoming week activities combine new, old
traditions
 Thousands of
alumni are expected to "Spark the Spirit" when they return to campus
Oct. 4-11 for Ball State's 78th homecoming.
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University supports family recovering from fire
losses
Sylvia Ewert, administrative coordinator for the Department
of Accounting, lost her house and all its contents following a Sept. 20
fire. But one thing Ewert didn't lose was her friends in the Miller
College of Business and the Ball State community.
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Joseph Levitt to make solo debut as music faculty
member
 Not only will
this be Levitt's first solo concert as a Ball State faculty member, but
it will also be his first solo recital in 21 years—his last was his
master's recital in 1983 at Indiana University.
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Middletown legacy is theme
for Small Cities Conference
Author, labor activist and lawyer Staughton Lynd will be the keynote
speaker Nov. 4-6 at the fourth annual Small Cities Conference.
Lynd is the son of sociologists Helen Merrell Lynd and
Robert S. Lynd, authors of the original Middletown studies.
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Diaries, records tell story of middle-class life in
Muncie
 "Lamplight,
Steinway
and Three Generations:
A History of the Moore-Youse Families and Their Home" will be presented
at
7:30 p.m. in Bracken Library, room 225.
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Display in Alumni Center to recognize university
donors
A new display in the Alumni Center is honoring individuals, corporations
and groups that have provided significant support to the university
community. The Tradition of Beneficence Donor Recognition Display is
located in the pre-event area leading into Assembly Hall.
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