2001-08-16 Ball State daily news, Vol. 81, No. 1

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Description:	Drug has Task Force officials watching campus; Democrats endorse Fox as candidate in 2002; Bottoms up; Former University officer cleared of charges during July trial; Lutheran Church undertakes first major study of homosexuality; Student employees may see pay raise; Records an essential part of review; Campus paper is here to serve you; Majors not what are really important; Russian, Americans begin four-month stay; Cuban president celebrates 75th birthday; Four-year investigation wasted; Pakistan celebrates its independence; Western states battle blazing forest fires; Death toll in Thailand floods reach 105; 80 miles per gallon prototype car considered unrealistic; Twins pandas first born in repopulation program; Purdue slayings may be result of road rage; Redistricting creates political drama; Legal battle continues over surrogate twins; Sony will stop use of fake reviews; Irish army members arrested after training; Hot air: Air festival held at Muncie Airport featuring bands, exhibits, flying Elvii; Bush signs $5.5 billion farm aid bill; Condit calls newspaper criticism unfair; Appelate court overturns death sentence; A whole new ballgame; Lynch, team optimistic about football future; GMAC Bowl gives Mid-American Conference another post-season chance; University of Nevada Las Vegas quarterback could swing balance of power; New conference wants to boost programs; Running game will be key to Card attack; Ball State defense could be best in years; Kentucky receives inquiry letter from National Collegiate Athletic Association; Toledo, Western Michigan atop conference poll; Gators favored to win yet another Southeastern Conference title game; Chicagos McNown slipping down depth chart; King of the Hill; Triple threat; Cardinals seeking redemption over last years final; Newcomer Stacey Ritz beats injuries to fulfill dream; Team eyeing Mid-American Conference title that eluded it last year; New look in store for Cards; Hopes rise for team in 2nd year; Cards reload for upcoming season; International Olympics Committee messed up giving China summer games; Indiana restricts actions of agents; Expectations rise as Cardinals enter 3rd season; Little general: Jen Halliday brings new look and new attitude to Ball State; Team rebounds after rough year; Battle of the bands; University Programs Board plans fall activities; Off campus dining; Emens season set to kick off with Titanic; Proper etiquette is key to successful interview experience; Just nuke it: This year marks the twentieth anniversary of the microwave oven; Pie takes box office cake with Nal debut; Ball State sports announcer begins 46th year on air; Muncie Davis to draw Idea Mr. Potato Head; Pitfalls, annoyances await freshmen; 115 year-old medium school hosts psychic fairs, Firewalk; The art of anime; Oldfield accepts coaching position at Minnesota; Brownell celebrates his first year in office; Tuition increases over summer; Horse put to sleep after accident; Roller named head coach after Oldfield resignation; Ball State may get its new music building; Letterman Top 10 filmed at university; Bullington finds place on 2001 National Team; Officers receive national, university awards; 4 hour search ends in Ball State preserve; Police director retires after 34 years; WIPB TV temporarily off the air; Professor dies after suffering stroke; Student-produced TV shows wins at regional Emmy competition; New complex offers community off-campus; New sports bar is in planning stages; will bring newest trend in bars to Muncie; Movie has little effect on residents; City of Terre Haute copes with federal execution; McVeigh says nothing prior to execution; witnesses share experience; How to speak like a native; Out of towners; Ball State offers students free services; Things to do in downtown Muncie; Change underway across campus as Ball State evolves; Detectives compare life to Hollywood; Music scene flourishes in Muncie; Students may benefit from credit overload; RAO prepares student leaders for job; Muncie not just any average town; Student representative appointed by governor This archival material has been provided for educational purposes. Ball State University Libraries recognizes that some historic items may include offensive content. Our statement regarding objectionable content is available at: https://dmr.bsu.edu/digital/about
Origin:	2001-08-16
Created By:	Gubbins, Tom
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/107622
Collection:	BSU Student Newspaper
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Geography:	Muncie Delaware County Indiana United States North and Central America
Subjects:	Ball State University--Newspapers

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