2017-10-19 Ball State daily news, Vol. 97, Issue 08

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Description:	Boys & Girls Club introduces new CEO; Walt Disney World to allow dogs in hotels; Californians brace for toll from wildfires; Syrian commander: Raqqa was captured; Muncie police respond to fatal shooting; Trump defends call to soldier’s grieving family; ‘The Tree’ is a beautifully told tale of going home: Film revolves around 88-year-old woman; Cannabidiol oil coffee craze: The oil is said to help users reduce anxiety, fight cancer and ease pain; Muncie sees improvements in water quality after 2016 boil order: After last year’s advisory, Muncie tap water has been cleared of lead; Guardians scholarship program helps 16 former foster students; Alumni create projects to improve building materials: Initiatives began after 2010 earthquake devastated Haiti, destroyed most of country’s infrastructure; Shes a keeper: Grace Chavez has made an instant impact in goals for the Cardinals; Soccer takes on Eastern Michigan; Cardinals tip-off brand new season: What to expect from the Ball State men’s and women’s basketball teams in the upcoming months; Old connections, new opportunities: From growing up in Virginia to starting in net at Ball State, freshman Grace Chavez feels right at home in Muncie; Soccer begins road trip with stop at Buffalo Thursday, Akron Sunday; It’s time we fight for more regulation: As mass shootings become a part of the backdrop of America, 1 student claims regulation is the answer; not concealed carriers; ‘God created men, and Sam Colt made them equal’; Cardinals around the world Homecoming 2017; Ball State football looks to end losing streak in Homecoming game: Upperclassmen look forward to seeing old friends, former teammates visiting campus, attending game; 2017 Homecoming Court crowned: Contestants were 1st voted on back in August; Junior musical theatre major wins annual talent search: Matteson has been singing since she was little, though not always in front of people; Groups preparing for Air Jam event in Emens: The lip-sync battle is an entertaining, fun Homecoming Week tradition at Ball State; Students to race beds on Riverside Avenue: The Bed Races are an annual Ball State Homecoming event surrounded by history, excitement; ‘Live art’ to be performed at Emens: ‘Artrageous’ brings dancing, puppetry to stage; Homecoming Committee debuts “Prince and Princess” program: Competition replaces faculty, staff royalty with children; Ball State, Muncie organizations come together to form Homecoming Parade; Marching band to unveil Homecoming performance: The group has been preparing for the game for weeks; A visual history of Homecoming: Years have come and gone, but Ball State’s Homecoming traditions and spirit have stayed the same; Men open season with scrimmage Issue number out of sync.; Includes Homecoming issue.; Includes 72 Hours. 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:	2017-10-19
Created By:	Smith, Casey
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/114081
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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