Update: February 20, 2006

Volume 26, Issue 24

February 20, 2006

Legendary bassist returns to Ball State
Bass virtuoso Francois Rabbath is returning to Ball State to produce a second DVD Feb. 27-28. FULL STORY

Bosch Fellowship awarded to Ball State alumna
Lori Herber, media director at Ball State's Virginia B. Ball Center for Creative Inquiry and Ball State alumna, has been named a Robert Bosch Foundation Fellow for 2006-07. FULL STORY

Historian to give Burkhardt Lecture
Chicago University historian and political scientist William Sewell Jr. will present "Eighteenth-Century Capitalism and the Cultural Origins of the French Revolution" on Feb. 24. FULL STORY

Tuskegee Airmen to speak at Emens
Seven of the famed Tuskegee Airmen will share their stories in two presentations at Emens Auditorium on Feb. 28. FULL STORY

'Alchemy of Desire/Dead Man's Blues' to open Feb. 23
Audience members will be immersed in the action of final Actors Studio Series show at Strother Theatre. FULL STORY

Robotics team nearing completion of building phase
Team of high school students build robot with assistance of Ball State's Department of Industry and Technology. FULL STORY

Ball State to offer Certified Training Consultant Institute

COR offers technology courses

Brian Greene lecture Feb. 22

Find out about upcoming Ball State events on the University Calendar.

Quoted: Caristi, Cross, Hicks and more...
Filling the airwaves is expensive for independent stations. Plus, we're all wired to want a Valentine's Day kiss. FULL STORY

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