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Nanotechnology researcher named distinguished
professor
 Ron
Cosby has been named the George
and Frances Ball Distinguished Professor of Physics and Astronomy. Cosby
led a faculty team that received a $1.5 million grant to create the
Center for Computational Nanoscience.
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State, national economies enter 2005 with healthy
momentum
 During
the ninth annual Indiana Economic Outlook luncheon Dec. 7, Patrick
Barkey and Gary Santoni listed the reasons for optimism
 as
continued strong spending by consumers and businesses, and improved
figures for exports.
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Foundation adds members
to diverse group of directors
The 31-member board is comprised of 24
volunteer members-at-large plus three university officers, three members
of the Board of Trustees and a representative from the Alumni
Association.
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Commencement ceremonies
are Dec. 19 in Worthen Arena
President Jo Ann M. Gora will give her first commencement
address since becoming Ball State's 14th president in August. The
ceremony begins at
2 p.m. and should last about two hours. No tickets are required.
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History professor's words join images of 1960s
in new book
 Whoever said one picture is worth a thousand words never had to
write a caption. Tony Edmonds made that discovery while writing about
600 photo captions for "The Sixties Chronicle."
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Indiana Public Radio listeners share concert at
Bracken Library
 Students
in Bracken Library Dec. 9 were treated to a live performance by the
Graduate Woodwind Quintet. Those outside the library and the campus
could also hear the music, thanks to Web streaming technology.
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