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Live from the rim! Electronic Field Trip goes 'Into
the Canyon'
 As the sun sets
over
one of the greatest natural wonders of the world, Native Americans,
through storytelling and performance, will share how they have lived in
and around the Grand Canyon for more than 10,000 years.
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Historic preservation leaders to
be honored, new center opens
Former Indiana first lady Judy O'Bannon and other leaders in historic
preservation will be honored and Ball State's new Center for Historic
Preservation will open its doors during the graduate program in historic
preservation's 25th anniversary celebration.
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Professor's expertise leads to selection for CD
lecture series
 David
Pearson had never felt more pressure to deliver the perfect lecture. His
audience was a video camera recording a CD to be distributed by the National Strength and
Conditioning Association.
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Key Benefit representative
here for one-on-one
meetings
A representative from Key Benefit Administrators will be on campus Nov.
8 and 9 to meet with individual employees.
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Classical guitarist to perform
at Bracken Library Oct. 28
 Adam Speck, a
Ball State junior studying guitar performance with a minor
in jazz studies, will play classical guitar at 2 p.m. in Bracken
Library's Lobby.
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Screening, early detection help women to fight breast
cancer
 This October marks
the 20th year of National
Breast
Cancer Awareness Month. But Nagia Ali said many women still do not take
advantage of early detection.
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Showing of three Chinese films
part of Focus on Asia month
Three Chinese-language films highlight the "Focus on Asia"
observance in November. The monthlong event highlights the history,
culture and contributions of Asian nations.
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New scholarship to honor
former choral activities director
 A student
scholarship has been created to honor Douglas Amman, a
recently retired music performance professor and director of choral
activities.
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International Center celebrates Ramadan with
Iftar dinner
The Iftar will begin at sunset (approximately
5:30 p.m.) Oct. 29 in the Yuhas Room, L.A. Pittenger Student
Center, room 102. The main course and drinks will be provided. Due to
limited seating, free tickets must be picked up in advance.
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New scholarship to honor work of retired theater
professor
 The
Gilbert L. Bloom Theatre Scholarship was recently created with
contributions from his wife, Margaret C. Bloom, his daughter, Jane E.
Brooks, and the theater and dance department along with colleagues,
alumni and friends.
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