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Need a night out? Recreation Services program can help
 The Office of
Recreation Services was listening when parents said
they needed an occasional break.
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Students taking chili orders to aid West Virginia
community
Three student organizations are sponsoring the Oct. 21 Chili Drive By behind the Applied Technology Building.
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Indianapolis planning center earns national Web site
honor
 The award
recognizes the innovative Web design of the Indianapolis Regional Center
Plan 2020 for downtown development.
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Former AT&T executive to give Schranz public
relations lecture Marilyn Laurie was responsible for leading the
company's brand-building activities worldwide. She was previously senior
vice president of public relations.
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Students work with Citigroup to raise credit problem
awareness
 Citi
Cards, the largest issuer of credit cards, is working with 24 students
in a senior-level class taught by Tom Baird.
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Papa John's founder named to business college hall of
fame
John Schnatter, founder of Papa John's, was among eight alumni and an
Indianapolis-based business honored at the first Miller College of
Business Awards Dinner.
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Career Center seeing more employers for fair,
interviews
 Sheila
Spisak, associate director of the Career Center,
said this fall's
career fair drew 23 percent more employers than
it did last year.
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Extra! Extra! 'Bat Boy' emerges from cave and takes
the stage
"Bat Boy," which has grown into an off-Broadway cult hit, will be staged
Oct. 21-24 and Oct. 26-31 in Strother Theatre.
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World Trade Center archive photographer to speak
Oct. 12
 The
only photographer to gain unlimited access to Ground Zero, Joel
Meyerowitz has made a photographic record of the aftermath of Sept. 11,
2001.
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Pianist is guest performer for Oct. 13 Art of
Jazz concert
Jazz pianist Matt Harris
performs with the Ball State Jazz Ensemble in this year's first Art of
Jazz Series concert in Sursa Hall.
Harris is director of jazz studies
at California State University Northridge. He toured
with Maynard Ferguson and Buddy Rich.
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Three Asian-American artists honor tradition in
exhibition
 Contemporary
works will be on exhibit in "Honoring Tradition: Perspectives of Three
Asian-American Artists" at the Museum of Art.
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Summit to demonstrate how technology relates to work
Ball State will be a major participant in the Vision 2006 Tech
Summit Nov. 16 at the Horizon Convention Center.
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Operation Wellness helps area county lose hundreds
of pounds
 Carol
Friesen, project coordinator, has measured reduced blood pressure and body weight
among Operation Wellness
participants.
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Former professor to serve
as Fulbright Scholar in Italy
Richard J. "Richie" Meyer, the former Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball
Chair in
Telecommunications, will lecture on film and media studies in
2005.
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